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Category: Vedic Muhurata

Why Muhurta?

Muhurta is a Sanskrit word derived from two different words:

  • “Muhu” meaning action or immediate
  • “Rta” meaning order

A Muhurta is the auspicious time to perform significant tasks in our daily lives. Whether it is performing a pooja, starting a new project, holding a ceremony, joining a new job, or sending a child to school, choosing the right Muhurta can lead to better results and fewer obstacles.

Understanding Muhurta: The Divisions of Time

There are 30 Muhurtas in a day, divided into:

  • 🌞 Day Muhurta (15 Muhurtas) – From sunrise to sunset
  • 🌙 Night Muhurta (15 Muhurtas) – From sunset to the next day’s sunrise

⏳ Duration of a Muhurta

Each Muhurta period is 48 minutes.

Choosing the right Muhurta can increase success and reduce problems in life.


Types of Muhurta

🌟 Good Muhurtas

✅ Choghadiya Muhurta

Used for travel, business deals, and investments.

✅ Brahma Muhurta

The best time for spiritual practices like meditation, yoga, and prayers.

✅ Abhijeet Muhurta

Considered the most powerful time of the day, often used for initiating important tasks.

✅ Hora Muhurta

A Muhurta that changes every hour, helping in different activities like education, wealth, and business.

⚠️ Bad Muhurtas to Avoid

❌ Rahu Kalam

A time ruled by Rahu, considered inauspicious for important work.

❌ Yam Ghanta

A period associated with negativity and misfortune.

❌ Dur Muhurta

Known for hindering success and increasing obstacles.

❌ Rog Muhurta

A time that may bring health issues and struggles.

❌ Udveg Muhurta

Associated with mental stress and anxiety.

❌ Kaal Muhurta

A period when negative energies are dominant.

Plan your day according to Muhurta to improve your connection with divine energies and attract positive vibrations.


What is Brahma Muhurta?

Brahma Muhurta is the sacred time to receive blessings from God.

  • The entire night consists of 15 Muhurtas.
  • The 14th Muhurta of the night is called Brahma Muhurta.
  • It lasts for 1 hour and 36 minutes and ends 48 minutes before sunrise.

🕰️ Example of Brahma Muhurta Timing

If sunrise is at 6:45 AM, then:

  • Brahma Muhurta begins at 5:09 AM
  • Ends at 5:57 AM

🌿 Brahma Muhurta is considered the most divine time when the gods visit the Earth. It is also the time when oxygen levels are at their highest, making it perfect for spiritual activities.


Morning Rituals During Brahma Muhurta

1️⃣ Waking Up with a Positive Start

Upon waking, look at your palms and chant this mantra:

ॐ कराग्रे वस्ते लक्ष्मी, करमध्ये सरस्वती, करमूले स्थितो गोविंद, प्रभाते करदर्शनम्

🙏 Meaning of the Mantra

  • Top of the palm – Goddess Lakshmi (wealth)
  • Middle of the palm – Goddess Saraswati (knowledge)
  • Bottom of the palm – Lord Govind (Vishnu) (prosperity)

This mantra means that GOD is in your hands.
After chanting, place your hands on your face and eyes to receive divine energy.


2️⃣ Activities During Brahma Muhurta

🧘‍♂️ Meditation, Yoga, and Sadhana

Practicing meditation and yoga during this time brings clarity, focus, and mental peace.

🚿 Taking a Sacred Bath (Snan)

Bathing during Brahma Muhurta has divine benefits:

  • Brahma Snan – Taking a bath while thinking about Lord Brahma.
  • Dev Snan – Taking a bath while chanting the names of holy rivers.

After bathing, chant this powerful mantra:

ब्रह्मा मुरारी त्रिपुरांतकारी भानु शशि भूमि सुतो बुधश्रच।
गुरुश्रच शुक्र शनि राहु केतव सर्वे ग्रहा शांति करा भवंतु।।

🙏 Meaning of the Mantra

“I bow to Brahma, Murari (Shiva), Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu. May all these planets bring peace and prosperity into my life.”


Start Your Day with Brahma Muhurta

Practicing these rituals during Brahma Muhurta for 21 days can bring:

Improved mental clarity
Stronger spiritual connection
Better physical and emotional health
Increased success in daily life

“The way you start your day determines the way your day will go.”
Wake up in Brahma Muhurta and experience transformation! 🚀✨

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