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times of Vata, Pitta, Kapha predominance

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Dear all,

 

The time when Vata predominates is commonly known to be from 2 am to

6 am, Kapha from 6 am to 10 am ...etc. I am wondering if these times

are relative to sunrise or do they absolutely hold everywhere?

 

If the sun rises at 8am, how do the times of the doshas change?

 

-yogaman

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The times at which various humors are active are Local Mean times.

Not standard times referred to some place in that country. Our

environment changes acc. to time of the day as well as seasons. The

importance of seasons in ayurveda hardly needs to be reiterated. Thus

Vatic disorders aggravate in winter, Pitta disorders in Sharad rutu,

etc. The Kapha ccumulated during winter as a result of extra hunger

and overstuffing wants to come out now during March.

 

This is supported based on astrology-ayurveda connection also.

Traditional method of casting charts uses local sunrise.

 

REgards

Dr. Bhate

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