Study time during the day

There have been some very well researched study by Swami Parthasarathy to identify a suitable time of the day when studies are to be conducted . This knowledge has been passed down to us over centuries by the sages and rishis of India .

Different times of the day are classified as Sattvik , Rajasik and Tamasik .

Sattva – Transactive

Rajas – Active

Tamas – Inactive

The time between 4am to 6am in a day is classified as Sattvik time also known as Brahma Muhurta.This is the best time to brood , contemplate and reflect. Sattva is the state of mind in equanimity, serenity, when a person remains poised , mature , contemplative and objective, detached from worldly involvement and excitement.

After the sattvik time is over, Rajas rises to the surface while the other two remain dormant. Rajas predominates during the day from 6am to 4pm.

And tamas is seen glaringly at night.Sensual indulgences and other irresponsible heedless activities flourish at night time. Even a talented drunkard prefers to have his drink after sundown and not early in the morning. Gambling and other nefarious activities go late into the night .

Since education relates to one’s sattvik temperament it would produce the best results if undertaken as early in the day as possible. Individual reflection and assimilation must necessarily fit in between 4am and 6am. That cannot be relegated to any other time. The idea may sound revolutionary but there is no other way to promote education. The solution would be to implement the idea gradually in stages.

Ref: The Fall of the Human Intellect – A.Parthasarathy

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