Brahmamuhurtam?

[Guest guest]

Namaste All

I feel awkward asking this, but let me get it off my chest anyways.

As in many other things, One questions he timing of Brahma Muhurtam

for someone like me living in the UK or for that matter elsewhere in

the world.

In India, it is straight forward- Around 3.00am IST, all that Smt.

Gayathriji describes happen - most souls are fast asleep, peace

prevails, ,materialistic thoughts have not yet started etc. Further, I

believe it is said that the siddhas in himalayas will also be in deep

meditation at 3.00am- IST- and that we could be tapping into a higher

level of spiritual experience.

At a concept level, I can understand that whereever we are, around

3.00am local time would be ideal. However, speaking technically how

does one reconcile Brhamamuhurtam or for that matter other

time-defined events like Raahu Kalam etc?

MAny namaskarams to all

Sridhar

advaitin, Gayathry <agayathry> wrote:

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> time has its own invisible effect on the spiritual effort. Sattvam

is prominent in the early morning. Rajas is prominent in the day time.

Tamas is prominent in the night. Therefore early morning is the divine

time called as Brahma Muhurtham.

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[Guest guest]

dear bandhu,

brahmmahuratam aprt from being dependent on external

factors depends a lot on internal factors.so much so that internal

factors contribute the most,thus wen we say that in the morning our

minds are "fresh" it means.as you very truly said that the

materialistic thoughts have not entered our brains ,thus for every

practical purpose we have to take the local time 3am,also remember that

earlier our country used to extend all over the world and they had no

time zones ,so they all followed the local time.....

In the service of the self

Kaivalya