Time Lapse. Making Your Morning Creativity Count. Dear Friend,
Last night I was doom-scrolling YouTube video shorts until late. How else, after all, do I get clued up on the safest way to feed crocodiles in Thailand - or was that Indonesia? And I still managed to be awake just after 6am this morning for meditation.
The point is that what you do first thing in the morning can have more importance to what's going on in your life than what you do last thing at night.
According to the philosophy of yoga the most easiest and most effective time to meditate is during Brahma Muhurta (Lit. 'The Creator's Hour'). This is the period beginning 96 minutes before sunrise and lasting for 48 minutes.
So if sunrise is assumed to be at about 6:30am, Brahma Muhurta starts at 4am. It's for this reason that Brahma Muhurta is commonly known as the "4 o'clock meditation".
The good news is that through the rest of January with sunrise times being so late (8am currently in UK), Brahma Muhurta starts after 6am; much more doable than 4am.
So, what do you get out of it? Everything you need to reimagine a better you, a better life and a better world through the power of your meditation. What is sown during 'The Creator's Hour' manifests faster. More below.
Also below: A movie to go and watch and something to listen to. Best wishesP. PS. Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Mon. 16th January - Navami (lucky 9th - things have a higher chance of working out easily); Wed. 18th - Ekadashi (creative destruction / out with the old, in with the new); Fri. 20th - Shivaratri (your depth is in your essence / happiness lies in being true to yourself). |
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