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Brahma-muhurta
Brahma-muhurta
ब्रह्ममुहूर्त, brahmamuhūrta"Brahma Period"
The penultimate, fourteenth muhurta of the dark half of day. This period of time is considered especially favorable for spiritual practice.
According to Ayurveda, a healthy person should wake up no later than two muhurts before sunrise, at 4:30am, provided that day and night are equal (which is true for the tropical latitudes of Southern India). Depending on the geographical latitude of a place, as well as time of year, sunrise time varies.
Waking up from sleep in Brahma-muhurta allows one to start and spend the day calmly and joyfully. This is the time when sattva-guna prevails, which by itself brings all energies in human psychophysics into a harmonious state.
Also in the morning, the element of air, vayu, is active, which is advantageous for the effective practice of pranayama.