Wake up Early:
Our biological clock is tuned to the rising and the setting of the sun, so waking up at dawn can benefit your mind and your body. And, when you wake up before sunrise, the nature’s Sattvik qualities can relax your mind and freshen up your senses.
Do Pranayama:
Practicing pranayama, or deep breathing, helps regulate Vata dosha, aids digestion and cleanses the body of any impurities. Deep breathing is an excellent physical and mental exercise that helps relax and rejuvenate the mind and body.
Perform Abhyanga:
Abhangya or self-massage is one of the ancient methods used in Ayurveda to beat stress. Massaging your temples, scalp, forehead, hands, and feet for 5 min every morning can awaken your senses, promote overall well being, delay ageing, and rid the body of any toxins.
Practise Surya Namaskar:
Light exercises in the morning, like performing yoga or Surya Namaskar improves strength, endurance, and blood circulation. It also helps you relax, eliminates stiffness from the body, reduces body fat, and promotes a sense of well being.
Listen to Serene Music:
Music has been used for thousands of years as a therapy to reduce anxiety and stress. Listening to serene, soothing music in the morning has a calming and therapeutic effect on your mind, and it will keep you feeling relaxed throughout the day.
Follow these tips to establish a healthy dinacharya. It is the key to achieving a stress-free lifestyle that promotes health and keeps diseases at bay.