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I wonder how this maps (if at all) to Ayurvedic cycles [1]? This one is quite curiuos: Mid-night – 10pm-2am is again pitta time. The fire element is s
by rytis 14y ago
I wonder how this maps (if at all) to Ayurvedic cycles [1]? This one is quite curiuos:
Mid-night – 10pm-2am is again pitta time.
The fire element is strong, and the stars shine brightly.
Although pitta will give a spurt of energy and creativity one must avoid staying up into the late hours.
If one stays awake until after after 10 pm, the
active nature of pitta can prevent sleep.
It is the hours of sleep that one gets before
midnight that are the most rejuvenating.
[1] http://flowingfree.org/using-ayurvedic-principles-to-live-in-harmony-with-the-daily-cycles/ http://flowingfree.org/using-ayurvedic-principles-to-live-in...
- rytis 14y agoCare to elaborate the downvote?
- fullmoon 14y agoI think that’s pretty obvious, the people that wrote that passage down, I assume some time ago, were also of the same species and as such experienced the same circadian rhythms.
- rytis 14y agoIf everything is so obvious then why the discussion here? Why the book? Everyone here (I hope) is a human, so they must know their cycles, why the talk then?