There’s a video on Facebook that discusses whether the Mahabharata contains evidence that ancient Indians could time travel. 

In Hinduism, time is eternal and repeats events in four cycles. The smallest cycle is a maha-yuga, which contains four yugas: Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dvapara Yuga, and Kali Yuga. A manvantara contains 71 maha-yugas. 

In the Mahabharata, Revati is a goddess who is the daughter of King Kakudmi. According to an online summary, 27 chatur-yugas had passed, or more than 116 million years. This meant that everyone Kakudmi and Revati had ever known, including family members and potential suitors, was dead.

Here are some other characters in the Mahabharata who time traveled: 

• King Raivata Kakudmi: The Mahabharata mentions King Raivata Kakudmi. 
• Arjuna: Arjuna traveled to Svarga for five years during his 13-year exile before the war. One year of the devas is 360 years on Earth. 
• Shree Kakbhushandi: Shree Kakbhushandi is said to have watched the Mahabharata 16 times.

In Hindu mythology, time is eternal and repeats events in four cycles. The smallest cycle is a maha-yuga, which contains four yugas: Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dvapara Yuga, and Kali Yuga. A manvantara contains 71 maha-yugas. 

In the Ramayana, Kakabhushundi is a devotee of Rama who narrates the story of the Ramayana to Garuda in the form of a crow. He is described to be one of the Chiranjivis, an immortal being in Hinduism who is to remain alive on earth until the end of the current Kali Yuga

the Mahabharata, Revati and her father Raivata time traveled from Earth to Brahma Lok and back.  They traveled to the home of the creator god Brahma to ask for advice on finding a husband for Revati.  While they waited in Brahmaloka, 27 chatur-yugas passed on Earth. During that time, everything Kakudmi owned, including his friends, family, sons, wife, armies, and treasures, vanished. 

Arjuna, the third pandava brother, also time traveled. According to legend, he traveled to heaven for work and when he returned, all his friends had grown old while he remained the same. This proves that the wheel of time, or “Kal Chakra”, moves differently depending on the place of existence

According to some sources, Kakbhushundi is a sage who time traveled in the Ramayana. He was able to watch the Ramayana 11 times and the Mahabharata 16 times. He was also able to see different results. 

Kakbhushundi was born a Brahmin after completing 1,000 life cycles. He became a sage and a follower of Lord Rama. While listening to Sage Lomasha, he disagreed with his views, which angered the sage. The sage cursed Kakbhushundi to become a crow again

• In the Ramayana, Kakabhushundi is a crow who narrates the story of the Ramayana to Garuda. 
• Jayanta is a crow who is attacked by Rama. 
• In some places, Hindus offer food to crows first, believing that their dead ancestors or parents’ souls reside in the birds.

Hindu thought sees the universe and time as having been going on beginninglessly (anadi). There is no notion of an absolute first creation or beginning to time

According to the Vedas, time is an energy of the Supreme Lord. It has both a spiritual and a material aspect. In the spiritual world, time passes, but nothing gets older. 

The Vedas also say that: 

• Time is the son of the Sun and the Earth. 
• Time has procreated the sky, space, and the Earth. 
• There are four yugas called Satya, Treta, Dvapara, and Kali. 
• The life span of the universe is one “maha kalpa”, which is 311.04 trillion human years. 
• Kali is the Hindu goddess of time, doomsday, and death. 

The Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad speculates that time itself may be the origin of all things.

In the Vedas, space is called Akasha and is the most subtle of the five elements. It governs all levels of manifestation, including mind and consciousness. Time is called Kala and is related to Vayu, which is the air/gaseous/energy/movement-based element. 

The Vedic system says that time applies to the material world. The spirit soul is not under the jurisdiction of time, but the material body is. 

Hindus believe that time goes around in a cycle and is continually destroyed and recreated.  Time is measured in cycles called Kalpas. A Kalpa is a day and night for Brahma, the Lord of Creation. After each Kalpa, there is another Kalpa. 

According to the Vedas, the universe is about 155.52 trillion human years old. The universe’s total life span is 311.04 trillion human years, which is equivalent to 100 years of Brahma. 

The universe is made up of four yugas: 

• Satya Yuga: 1728000 years 
• Treta Yuga: 1296000 years 
• Dwapara Yuga: 864000 years 
• Kali Yuga: 432000 years 

Each yuga is preceded by an intermediate “dawn” and “dusk”. The Krita Yuga lasts 4,000 years, with a dawn and dusk of 400 years each. The Treta Yuga lasts 3,600 years, the Dvapara Yuga lasts 2,400 years, and the Kali Yuga lasts 1,200 years.

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