An evening sky is full of light grays, deep oranges, and shining blue streaks. A full moon, big, bright, and joyful looking, hovers above the calm ocean. The night sky is clear, the air crisp, and several shooting stars can be seen. These and many more natural sights can literally take your breath away for a few seconds as their beauty, rather than air, fills your lungs.

Scientists and psychologists have agreed that there is a direct relationship between breath rate, mood state, and how our autonomic nervous system functions. Have you noticed how your breath changes during the day, depending on your situation? How can we use the knowledge of breath and time of day to enhance our lives?

Sadhguru talks about the significance of sandhya kalas, the certain times of day that have become synonymous with spiritual practice and explains why they are significant.





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  1. siddharth Reply
    wow that's great
  2. Sylvan Giacchino Reply
    Question: Do the sandhya kala times change with the seasonally changing sunrise and sunset times?

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