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Ayurveda is not just a healthcare system; it's a philosophy of living in harmony with nature. At Gosatva Foundation & Research Centre, we believe that the foundation of health lies in consistent, mindful daily practices. The Ayurvedic daily routine, called Dinacharya, helps sync your body and mind with the cycles of nature, promoting long-term wellness and vitality.
Brahma Muhurta (approximately 4:30 AM – 6:00 AM) is considered the most sattvic (pure) time of day. Waking up during this period enhances mental clarity, spiritual energy, and creativity.
Benefits:
Avoid chemical-based toothpaste and adopt natural alternatives like neem twigs or herbal tooth powder (manjan). Scrape your tongue with a copper or stainless steel scraper.
Why this matters:
Upon waking, drink a glass of warm water – optionally infused with lemon, ghee, or ajwain. It stimulates digestion and supports morning bowel movements.
Pro Tip: Train your body to eliminate wastes first thing in the morning to avoid toxin buildup.
Daily Abhyanga with warm oil (like sesame or herbal Panchagavya oil) rejuvenates your body and calms your nervous system.Benefits:
Bathe using lukewarm water. Avoid very cold or hot water, especially on the head. Use natural soaps, ubtan (herbal paste), or Panchagavya powders.
Spiritual Tip: Bathing purifies both the body and mind. Light a diya before or after your bath to connect with higher energies.
Eat three freshly prepared, warm meals daily. Avoid leftover, refrigerated, or microwaved food. The biggest meal should be lunch (around 12 PM).Diet Guidance:
Move your body with mindful practices like Yoga, Surya Namaskar, or brisk walking. Pranayama practices like Nadi Shodhana (alternate nostril breathing) bring mental clarity.Benefits:
Dedicate time for spiritual growth – be it chanting, prayer, or silence. Practice gratitude before meals and at bedtime.
Why this matters:
Eat a light dinner before 8 PM – khichdi, soup, or steamed veggies are great options. Sleep by 10 PM to support your body’s natural repair cycle.
Poor sleep disrupts:
Avoid screens and loud noise 30 minutes before bed. Instead, read a spiritual book or journal your thoughts. Sleep in a quiet, dark, clutter-free room.
Natural Sleep Aids:
🌿 Final Thoughts from Gosatva
By incorporating these simple yet powerful daily habits, you can experience: