RE: Hour of Brahma - Vashikaran Yantra/ To Cyra

[Guest guest]

Namaste Simoneji & all,

 

The 4 a.m. rise is often called the hour of Brahma, but I think the more

technical name is the Brahma Muhurta. I'm not sure what Muhurta means,

would have to look that up. This following piece is from

http://www.vedantavision.com/faq/q10.html I think this explains it

nicely. The explaination speaks with regard to Vedanta, but it also

applies to other systems and paths - be it Tantric, bhakta, etc.

 

Om Shanti

Neil

 

 

Q What is the exact time of the "Brahma Muhurta"? What is its

importance?

 

A 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

day's 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

when we can invest our energies in developing our sattvika content. It

is a time when the mind is calm, free from distractions of the world and

the intellect fresh from a good night's sleep. Thus one is able to focus

the mind on absorbing Vedantic knowledge. Brahma muhurta must be

optimally utilised because the spiritual path is about developing sattva

and eradicating rajas and tamas. Brahma muhurta is the time to develop

this sattva in us. So just as we invest our financial resources so as to

maximise them, we must invest our sattvika resources to maximise our

sattvika content and we must invest in sattva.

 

 

 

 

Simone [syzenith]

04 February 2005 01:52

 

RBSC : Vashikaran Yantra/ To Cyra

 

 

 

 

Namaste Cyra,

 

The lady made progress in other aspects too, such as romance, meeting

the right people and finally a new soul mate after 18 months. The

holy men and women of India, sadhus, etc., classical yoga ashrams,

yogis, yogins from many traditional lineages use 4am or 4.30am as it

is considered the "holy hour of god" or when all is quiet.

 

It is the one or two hours before sunrise. There is a term for it and

a further explanation that I can't think of right now off the top of

my head. Perhaps Neilji and other friends here can elaborate and add

further to this subject when they get online.

 

Gotta run now; lots to tackle today and the next several days. So if

you don't see me around, please know I am always there thinking of

you and sending prayers continuously. Cyra, you have suffered much

and I haven't forgotten how hard things were for you. Hope things are

by now much improved. You are a very brave woman and I take my hat

off to you with much love and bear hugs from Ozland.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Simone

[Guest guest]

Dear Sim,

Realy the Brama mukrtha's instruction is

powerful in same like any other like vedhas &

meditations powers message forwarded me.

 

 

Regards

L.Senthilkumar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

--- Neil <Trikashaivism wrote:

 

 

Namaste Simoneji & all,

 

The 4 a.m. rise is often called the hour of Brahma,

but I think the more

technical name is the Brahma Muhurta. I'm not sure

what Muhurta means,

would have to look that up. This following piece is

from

http://www.vedantavision.com/faq/q10.html I think this

explains it

nicely. The explaination speaks with regard to

Vedanta, but it also

applies to other systems and paths - be it Tantric,

bhakta, etc.

 

Om Shanti

Neil

 

 

Q What is the exact time of the "Brahma Muhurta"?

What is its

importance?

 

A 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

day's 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

when we can invest our energies in developing our

sattvika content. It

is a time when the mind is calm, free from

distractions of the world and

the intellect fresh from a good night's sleep. Thus

one is able to focus

the mind on absorbing Vedantic knowledge. Brahma

muhurta must be

optimally utilised because the spiritual path is about

developing sattva

and eradicating rajas and tamas. Brahma muhurta is the

time to develop

this sattva in us. So just as we invest our financial

resources so as to

maximise them, we must invest our sattvika resources

to maximise our

sattvika content and we must invest in sattva.

 

 

 

 

Simone [syzenith]

04 February 2005 01:52

 

RBSC : Vashikaran Yantra/ To Cyra

 

 

 

 

Namaste Cyra,

 

The lady made progress in other aspects too, such as

romance, meeting

the right people and finally a new soul mate after 18

months. The

holy men and women of India, sadhus, etc., classical

yoga ashrams,

yogis, yogins from many traditional lineages use 4am

or 4.30am as it

is considered the "holy hour of god" or when all is

quiet.

 

It is the one or two hours before sunrise. There is a

term for it and

a further explanation that I can't think of right now

off the top of

my head. Perhaps Neilji and other friends here can

elaborate and add

further to this subject when they get online.

 

Gotta run now; lots to tackle today and the next

several days. So if

you don't see me around, please know I am always there

thinking of

you and sending prayers continuously. Cyra, you have

suffered much

and I haven't forgotten how hard things were for you.

Hope things are

by now much improved. You are a very brave woman and

I take my hat

off to you with much love and bear hugs from Ozland.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Simone

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Friends

 

Muhurta - means good time to perform a ceremony.

 

Om Ganeshai Namah!

 

Vandana

 

, "Neil "

<Trikashaivism@o...> wrote:

> Namaste Simoneji & all,

>

> The 4 a.m. rise is often called the hour of Brahma, but I think the

more

> technical name is the Brahma Muhurta. I'm not sure what Muhurta

means,

> would have to look that up. This following piece is from

> http://www.vedantavision.com/faq/q10.html I think this explains it

> nicely. The explaination speaks with regard to Vedanta, but it also

> applies to other systems and paths - be it Tantric, bhakta, etc.

>

> Om Shanti

> Neil

>

>

> Q What is the exact time of the "Brahma Muhurta"? What is its

> importance?

>

> A 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

> day's 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

> when we can invest our energies in developing our sattvika content.

It

> is a time when the mind is calm, free from distractions of the

world and

> the intellect fresh from a good night's sleep. Thus one is able to

focus

> the mind on absorbing Vedantic knowledge. Brahma muhurta must be

> optimally utilised because the spiritual path is about developing

sattva

> and eradicating rajas and tamas. Brahma muhurta is the time to

develop

> this sattva in us. So just as we invest our financial resources so

as to

> maximise them, we must invest our sattvika resources to maximise our

> sattvika content and we must invest in sattva.

>

>

>

>

> Simone [syzenith]

> 04 February 2005 01:52

>

> RBSC : Vashikaran Yantra/ To Cyra

>

>

>

>

> Namaste Cyra,

>

> The lady made progress in other aspects too, such as romance,

meeting

> the right people and finally a new soul mate after 18 months. The

> holy men and women of India, sadhus, etc., classical yoga ashrams,

> yogis, yogins from many traditional lineages use 4am or 4.30am as

it

> is considered the "holy hour of god" or when all is quiet.

>

> It is the one or two hours before sunrise. There is a term for it

and

> a further explanation that I can't think of right now off the top

of

> my head. Perhaps Neilji and other friends here can elaborate and

add

> further to this subject when they get online.

>

> Gotta run now; lots to tackle today and the next several days. So

if

> you don't see me around, please know I am always there thinking of

> you and sending prayers continuously. Cyra, you have suffered much

> and I haven't forgotten how hard things were for you. Hope things

are

> by now much improved. You are a very brave woman and I take my hat

> off to you with much love and bear hugs from Ozland.

>

> Om Namah Shivaya

> Simone

[Guest guest]

Namaste Vandanaji,

 

Thank you! : )

 

Om Shanti

Neil

 

 

 

v992003 [no_reply]

04 February 2005 15:51

 

RBSC : Re: Hour of Brahma - Vashikaran Yantra/ To Cyra

 

 

 

 

Dear Friends

 

Muhurta - means good time to perform a ceremony.

 

Om Ganeshai Namah!

 

Vandana