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Got up 6-6:30 doesn't count but keeping it up. I think I got up 6 days this month so there's a 20% chance I get up every day.  Not great but something to start with and improve. Will get up for rest of month to get it to 10 days. Glad to see more people joining in, success is much easier as a sangat, there's more kirpa in sangat.

On 5/21/2022 at 5:54 AM, Jacfsing2 said:

Day 2, I woke up at 4 but didn't do ishnaan so idk if that counts.

Good for you, hopefully with kirpa we stay on path.

If I'm just doing simran and plan going back to sleep and taking a full bath later,  then I like doing panj ishnana, just wash face,hands, feet. Saves time and no one else in house hears you. 

Up at 2:30 with guru sahib's kirpa. Did 1 hour simran. There's so much garbage and darkness in my mind just starting to realize how bad my spiritual state is. Hopefully kirpa continues and I get up more consistently and can start washing away the dirt. Going back to sleep

Day 1 finally got up at 4am today without alarm clock, hoping to keep it going this summer

Day 2 again, this time hit day 3 tomorrow and start a running spree

Day 2 up at 6 again

Day 1, did about 10 minutes and went back to sleep

Day 0, slept through alarm and got up at 7 instead of 5. 

17 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Big respect you sharing your process bro. That's real training. Ups and down, ebb and flow, then victory when you hit the next plateau. 

Thank you !

Hit day 1 this morning but the website was down or something and I wasn't able to post an update

It's been a month of inactivity, got lazy and started sleeping later but was still getting up around 6-7am on some days and sleeping in more on others. Going to get back at it tomorrow to get up at 5. This is probably the hardest routine for me to build but definitely the most rewarding. I truly believe that one who builds this routine automatically wins at life everywhere on all aspects. It's all you need to win life. It's like guru sahib will just give you cheat codes for life and good things will fall into your lap and you won't even know where and how all the good things keep coming from and it becomes a fun game where your totally carefree and stressless and enjoying your time. Spiritually you win, you free your soul eternally and are always at peace and nobody can take that away from you and nothing can break your spirit so you become unconquerable. You win  financially with the focus, discipline and energy that comes and,physically if you train you win and it all compounds on top of each other and before you know it you become strong enough to carry and uplift other people in your life and become a force of good in the world and so even the world wins from you winning. Guru Sahib gave us the path to everything so may they also give us the strength to walk and stay the course. 

Day 3 today

Day 1 up at 5am, last two days got up at 6-7 so didn't count

Back to Day 0. Was busy moving last week. Back at it tomorrow going to bed early. Short term goal is to get 100 day streak going. First need to get past 10 days where I keep getting stuck then 25 then 40 then 75 then 100 then beyond.

Day 1 

Day 0. Reset because I got up but didn't do simran. I started doing other work instead and ended up doing simran in the evening. 

Day 3

11 hours ago, Arsh1469 said:

Day 1 Got up at 3 am did nitnem and mala of beej mantar and gur mantar. Could have been better (Forgot Rehras) but it is a good start considering I have not been reading bani/doing simrin for a long time.

Good for you. Keep it up. Don't beat yourself down if you miss one day and don't be afraid to get up a little later if you have trouble at 3am. Consistency over life rather than a few days on and off. 

Day 2, younger brother starting to get up too. 

Day 1