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Brahma Muhurta Time - Best Time to Wake Up in the Morning

Brahma Muhurta Time - Best Time to Wake Up in the Morning

Brahma Muhurta Time - Best Time to Wake Up in the Morning
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Brahma Muhurta Time - Best Time to Wake Up in the Morning . Many yogic texts and great yogis/sages recommend waking up at Brahma Muhurta time or a healthy mind and soul.

What is Brahma Muhurta?

Brahma muhurta is a Sanskrit word composed of two words Brahma and Muhurta. Brahma means sacred or holy or creator god or the source and Muhurta means time. Brahma Muhurta, therefore known as the time of god, scared time or creator hour or time of almighty. It is the time perfect to perceive knowledge.

The Brahma Muhurta time between 4 am and 6 am is said to have the highest positive and healing power inside and outside our body. Doing exercise during this period benefits our body a lot and gets rid of useless laziness. Similarly, one can get the best silent and peaceful time to plan up day and productive work without disturbance.

Brahma Muhurta Benefits :

The environment is pure, calm, and pleasant in the Brahma Muhurta Time. The mind is fresh after sleep at that time. Meditation at this time improves mental performance. It even soothes mental irritation and tiredness. Likewise walking early in the morning before sunrise is a great habit as it holds an eternal power of positivity, hope, rising existing, least pollution and negativity, and many more.

Brahma Muhurta Time is the ideal time to perform spiritual activities and one gets wisdom, strength, beauty, and health. The power and strength of the lungs increase, which purifies the blood. Due to the occurred positivity, various types of diseases in our body disappear.

Brahma Muhurta Time is best for the purist of knowledge.

The mind is like a blank sheet of paper and is capable of getting knowledge much better than any other time of the day. It is also a great time for self-analysis and knowing the inner self. It provides good energy boost to the body to keep up with the hectic day. One who gets up at this time will experience a vital drift in enhanced health, strength, and spiritual luster. The toxic, anxiety, irritation, and undesirable impulses all are driven away. Great Yogis, Sannyasins, and Rishis meditate on this auspicious time.

Ayurveda states that there are three kinds of Doshas in the human body known as :

Vata (Air and Ether)

Pitta (Fire and Water)

Kapha (Earth and Water)

Within 24 hours these doshas have different periods of predominance. Each of them Dosha increases or decreases in the human body according to the cycles of time and the change in the environment. The last part of the night is dominated by Vata Dosha that wakes up in the morning with enhanced flexibility, functioning of organs, and a balanced body and mind.

It is also believed that in earlier times, Yogis and Sages used to wake up during this time, and perform Yajna and recitation of Vedas. It is believed that at this time, all the gods roam around the earth. So, God gets pleased quickly if prayed in this time.

Exact Time of Brahma Muhurta or Brahma Muhurta Timing :

Brahma Muhurta Timing consists of two muhurtas, which is about 96 minutes before sunrise. Each Muhurta is about 48 minutes and 30 Kalas. It is the second last muhurta before sunrise. So, the Brahma Muhurta Time lasts for 1 hour and 36 minutes before sunrise and ends 48 minutes before sunrise. As the time of sunrise differs each day, so Brahma Muhurta Time also differs. For instance, if the sunrise is at 6:00 am, then the Brahma Muhurta Time begins at 04:24 am, and if the sunrise is at 07:00 am, then the Brahma Muhurta Time begins at 05:24 am, and so on.

It is the last stage of the night before sunrise and is considered tremendously favorable and powerful. At this Muhurta a great shift in energies occur. It is believed that spiritual activities accomplished during Brahma Muhurta Time have a greater effect than in any other part of the day. It is most beneficial for all practices of yoga and appropriate for mediation, worship, or any other religious practices. It is also said that one’s practice will yield deeper and faster results when performed at this time. Therefore, spiritual activities are recommended at this time.

Brahma Muhurta Time and Nature:

Brahma Muhurta Time and nature are closely correlated. Animals and birds wake up at this time. Their sweet tweet starts. The lotus flower also blossoms. Chickens start to bang. Thus, nature also becomes enlightened in the Brahma Muhurta. It signifies to wake up early in the morning.

Brahma Muhurta Time is very useful in a 24-hour time cycle. It is the perfect time to experience the freshness of the environment that keeps the body fit and healthy. It boosts the immune system and increases memory power and energy level.

It also helps in rejuvenating the various physiological function of the body especially related to hormonal variations. It makes individuals feel inspired and motivated for walking up to a new day. So, one must get up in the Brahma Muhurta Time. Thus, Brahma Muhurta is an auspicious time that promotes physical, mental, social, and spiritual health as well.



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