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Why morning hours are called Bramha Mahuratam ?
Asked by Lucky,
17 Feb '09 09:23 am
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It is the most peaceful hours of the day to begin with day's work.
Answered by Ravindra Yadav, 17 Feb '09 02:12 pm
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Generally morning hours prefers as auspicious for starting good works or for functions..
Answered by bhaskar erram, 17 Feb '09 09:49 am
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Devi devtaon ke jaagne par brahma muharatam kahte hain
Answered by anushka desai, 17 Feb '09 09:24 am
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The hour and a half just before sunrise, a time-span considered the most auspicious for daily spiritual practices.
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/brahma-muhurta/ id/176149
The exact time of brahma muhurta is between 4 and 6 a.m. It is acknowledged to be the time when sattva manifests itself in us. Essentially, we are all combination of the three gunas sattva, rajas and tamas. Brahma muhurta is the time when our sattvika content comes to the forefront. It is the ideal time for thinking and reflection on the truths laid down in Vedanta. Rajas manifests itself after 6 a.m. It is the time when the days activities begin, children have to get ready for school, mothers have to prepare food for the family and office-goers begin getting ready for work. These mark the beginning of a cycle of frenetic activity. It is after sundown that tamas begins to manifest itself. A time when all indulgent activities begin.
Brahma muhurta has tremendous importance in our lives as it is the time wh ...more
Answered by DRSiva, 19 Feb '09 05:51 pm
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/brahma-muhurta/ id/176149
The exact time of brahma muhurta is between 4 and 6 a.m. It is acknowledged to be the time when sattva manifests itself in us. Essentially, we are all combination of the three gunas sattva, rajas and tamas. Brahma muhurta is the time when our sattvika content comes to the forefront. It is the ideal time for thinking and reflection on the truths laid down in Vedanta. Rajas manifests itself after 6 a.m. It is the time when the days activities begin, children have to get ready for school, mothers have to prepare food for the family and office-goers begin getting ready for work. These mark the beginning of a cycle of frenetic activity. It is after sundown that tamas begins to manifest itself. A time when all indulgent activities begin.
Brahma muhurta has tremendous importance in our lives as it is the time wh ...more
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