First let us understand that the correct pronunciation is Brāhmamuhūrt and not Brahmamuhurt. Brāhmamuhūrt is a 1.45-hour period in the early morning that commences at 3.45 a.m. and ends at 5.30 a.m.. This is called the 4th prahar of the night or uttarrãtra. It is during this period that several events occur providing us the required energy for all our daily activities.
Nothing is more precious in human life than time. An English saying goes, ‘Time is money’. Money lost can be recovered with efforts but time lost is lost forever.
An English quote says ‘When nails grow long, we cut nails, not fingers. Similarly, when misunderstandings grow, cut your ego and not your relationships.’ Here nails have been synonymized as ego.
Prior to onset of the rainy season, our body gets in a dehydrated condition internally during the summer season and it gets enervated.
Drinking bed-tea enhances the Tama component; while having sattvik food or drink after rinsing the mouth increases sattvikta, thus preventing the entry of black energy
In the following article, we will discuss how even such a simple act as cleansing the teeth has profound spiritual significance when it is performed methodically as prescribed by the scriptures. Let us understand the process step by step.
Read about the prayer to be recited before a bath and shlokas to be recited while bathing along with their importance.
Since the water in rivers and water reservoirs is flowing, it can create radiance in a dormant state from the sound (arising out of flowing of the water) and also intensify it.
The article explains when should we swab the floor, how should it be done and disadvantages of swabbing using a machine.
A bath rids a person of black energy enveloping it and also destroys the Raja-Tama components in its body, thus making every cell in its body helpful to absorb Chaitanya (Divine consciousness).