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Brahma Charya

The document outlines a practical guide to following Brahmacharya, emphasizing the importance of intention, daily routines, spiritual practices, and dietary choices. It provides a structured daily schedule that includes meditation, reading spiritual texts, and maintaining purity in thoughts and actions. Additionally, it encourages self-reflection and offers affirmations to strengthen one's commitment to the practice.

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Brahma Charya

The document outlines a practical guide to following Brahmacharya, emphasizing the importance of intention, daily routines, spiritual practices, and dietary choices. It provides a structured daily schedule that includes meditation, reading spiritual texts, and maintaining purity in thoughts and actions. Additionally, it encourages self-reflection and offers affirmations to strengthen one's commitment to the practice.

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Moksha Nakshatras Ranking

Beautiful intention 🙏 — to walk the path of Brahmacharya is to walk with power, purity,
and purpose.

Let’s keep it simple and practical. Here’s exactly what you can do to follow Brahmacharya in
daily life — even if you're just starting.

🧭 1. Understand Your “Why”


Ask yourself:

Why do I want to follow Brahmacharya?

What kind of mind, body, and spirit do I want to create?

➡ Write it down — this becomes your anchor.

🌄 2. Daily Routine for Brahmacharya


🌅 Morning (5:00 am – 8:00 am)
✅ Wake up before sunrise (Brahma Muhurat)
✅ Brush + bathe early
✅ Sit for meditation or mantra chanting
✅ Read 1 page of Gita / Ramayan / Vedas / spiritual book
✅ Eat light, sattvic breakfast (fruits, soaked nuts, warm food)
🌞 Daytime
✅ Stay busy in positive work / study / seva (service)
✅ Avoid lustful talk, videos, people, jokes, music, or thoughts
✅ Whenever desire comes:
→ Take deep breath
→ Repeat mantra: “Om Namah Shivaya” or “Ram Ram”
→ Shift attention to task or nature

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✅ Eat light and veg lunch
✅ Keep posture straight, walk with awareness
🌙 Night
✅ Light diya, pray, or sit in silence
✅ Avoid screen time after 9 pm
✅ No food after 8 pm
✅ Sleep early (before 10:30 pm)

🧘‍♂️ 3. Spiritual Practices


Mantras:
“ॐ नमः शिवाय” (Om Namah Shivaya) – balances mind
“राम राम” – cleanses inner desires

Meditation: 10–20 mins silent sitting with focus on breath or mantra

Self-Inquiry: “Who am I?” – to stay aware that you are not body or desires

🥗 4. Food for Brahmacharya


Eat sattvic: fruits, ghee, nuts, milk, leafy veg

Avoid: onion, garlic, tea, fried, spicy, non-veg

Eat slowly, with gratitude

⚠️ 5. Avoid These
Porn, dirty jokes, lustful movies

Overeating or sleeping too much

Bad company — especially those who make fun of purity

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Idleness (an empty mind invites desire)

❤️‍🔥 6. If You Fall – Don’t Hate Yourself


Lust is powerful, yes — but you are more powerful

If you slip, don't quit — just restart

Each time you stand up, you grow stronger

✨ Final Affirmation:
“I am not my desire.
I am divine energy.
I direct my energy toward light, truth, and peace.”

Would you like me to send you a printable Brahmacharya Daily Routine Chart or journal to
track your practice?

give me routine of brahmacharya

Absolutely! Here is a simple and powerful Brahmacharya Daily Routine that you can follow
— designed to help you maintain purity of body, mind, and energy, and build inner
strength over time.

🌞 BRAHMACHARYA DAILY ROUTINE 🧘‍♂️


(Suitable for students, working people, or spiritual seekers)

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🌅 Early Morning (4:30 am – 7:00 am)
🕓 Wake up before sunrise (Brahma Muhurat)
Wash face, brush, and take a bath (cold or lukewarm)

Light a diya or incense

🧘‍♂️ Meditation (10–20 mins)


Sit in silence, focus on breath or mantra

Recommended mantra:
ॐ नमः शिवाय or राम राम (repeat 108 times)

📖 Read Spiritual Text (10–15 mins)


One page from: Bhagavad Gita, Ramayan, Upanishads, or Yoga Vashishtha

Reflect on the message

🍎 Breakfast (Sattvic only)


Warm milk, soaked almonds, fruits, or light upma

No tea/coffee (if possible)

🌞 Daytime (8:00 am – 6:00 pm)


📚 Work / Study / Seva (Service)
Stay active and engaged

Avoid idleness — it invites desire

🧠 Mental Practice
If any lustful thought comes:
→ Take a deep breath
→ Repeat mantra: “I am Brahmachari, my energy is divine.”
→ Focus on a task, walk, or read a holy verse

🥗 Lunch (12:00 – 1:00 pm)


Simple vegetarian meal — no garlic, onion, or spicy food

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Eat with mindfulness and prayer

🌇 Evening (6:00 pm – 9:00 pm)


🕯️ Light a Diya and Chant Mantra (5–10 mins)
Sit in calmness and gratitude

You can also listen to bhajans or soft flute music

📒 Self-Reflection (Journal)
Write: What was pure today? What distracted you?

End with affirmation:


“I grow stronger each day. Brahmacharya is my power.”

🍽️ Dinner (Before 8:00 pm)


Light meal: khichdi, soup, roti + veg

Avoid sugar, heavy food, screen time while eating

🌙 Night Routine (9:00 pm – 10:30 pm)


📵 No Phone, No Lustful Content
Read a holy book or listen to peaceful audio

Lie down with awareness of breath

🙏 Prayer Before Sleep


“O Divine, keep my body pure, my mind clean, and my soul strong. Let me walk the path
of light.”

🧾 Optional Weekly Practices


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Ekadashi fasting or light food on that day

Gayatri Japa or Hanuman Chalisa on Tuesdays & Saturdays

Visit temples or attend satsang (if possible)

🪔 Final Thought:
“Brahmacharya is not suppression, it is transformation.”
You’re not just holding back — you are rising higher 🌿
Would you like me to create this as a printable chart or send it as a PDF?

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