Brahma Muhurta Miracle – Neem Karoli Baba, the revered saint of the 20th century whose ashram at Kainchi Dham in Nainital draws thousands of devotees every year, is worshipped by many as an incarnation of Lord Hanuman. His followers believe that his teachings continue to guide people even today, and his miracles are still remembered with deep faith.
Among his powerful spiritual messages, one rare teaching about the hidden strength of Brahma Muhurta is considered life-changing. Baba once explained why this sacred window of time holds unmatched energy and how a straightforward morning practice can bring immense blessings.
The Spiritual Significance of Brahma Muhurta
Neem Karoli Baba said that every person should rise during Brahma Muhurta — the early morning period between 4:00 AM and 5:30 AM. According to him, this time carries the most powerful cosmic energy that descends on Earth in a subtle yet impactful form. Only those who are awake and aware during this hour can absorb this divine frequency. Baba explained that when this energy enters the mind and body, it sharpens reasoning, enhances clarity of thought, increases inner strength, and naturally improves the ability to perform daily work with greater efficiency.
The Morning Practice Baba Recommended
Neem Karoli Baba taught that after waking up during Brahma Muhurta, one should remain silent for a few moments and turn inward to observe one’s inner feelings. This quiet self-awareness builds positivity and opens the path toward growth and success in life. He also said that the palms of our hands hold divine vibrations, and that seeing them at daybreak is equivalent to having darshan of the deities themselves. According to Baba, simply looking at your palms during Brahma Muhurta strengthens fortune and brings stability to finances.
While looking at the palms, one should chant the sacred verse: “Karagre Vasate Lakshmi, Karamadhye Saraswati; Karamule Tu Govinda, Prabhate Kar Darshanam.” Baba believed that beginning the day with this practice brings the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Saraswati, Lord Vishnu, and even one’s ancestors.
The Importance of Charity and Holy Bath
Brahma Muhurta is also considered highly auspicious for bathing and charity. Baba encouraged devotees to take a dip in a holy river whenever possible during this sacred time. He also emphasised giving charity according to one’s ability, especially on days like Amavasya and Purnima. Such acts are believed to purify the mind, remove obstacles, and attract divine grace.
