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The Last Age of Man: Kaliyuga's Crisis of Nature, Truth, and Humanity is a powerful, reflective exploration of our world at a breaking point. Drawing from the ancient concept of Kaliyuga-the age of decline-this book examines the deep crises shaping modern civilization: ecological collapse, erosion of truth, breakdown of social systems, and the growing loneliness and anxiety of the human spirit. Through 21 thought-provoking chapters, the author weaves together science, history, psychology, spirituality, and real-world events to reveal how climate change, polluted air, vanishing rivers, food insecurity, mass extinction, inequality, and technological domination are not isolated problems, but interconnected symptoms of a deeper loss of clarity and purpose. This is not a book of despair, but of awakening. It challenges readers to look honestly at the world we have created and asks a profound question: is this the endgame of humanity, or a turning point toward renewal? The Last Age of Man is an invitation to conscious reflection, ethical responsibility, and a quieter revolution of awareness in an age overwhelmed by noise and confusion.

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