As you train your body, so you train your mindTake some time everyday to nourish the temple of your body through vigorous exercise. Get your blood circulating and body moving.Yoga in the morning is one of the best thing you can do for yourself. It not only rejuvenates your body, but also completely focuses your mind. It can even unblock your creativity. It is a terrific discipline.

2.Ritual Of Physical Care

The Universe favors the brave. When you resolve to lift your life to its highest level, the strengrh of your soul will guide you to a magical place with magnificent treasures.

Knowledge is only potential power. For power to be manifested, it must be appliedMost people know what they should do in any given situation, or in their lives for that matter. The problem is that they don't take daily, consistent action to apply the knowledge and realize their dreams.Read regularly. Reading for thirty minutes a day will do wonders for you. Do not just read anything, be very selective about what you read. It must be immensely nourishing. Make it something that will improve both you and your quality of life.

4.Ritual Of Abundant Knowledge

As you nourish your body, so you norish your mindA poor diet has a pronounced effect on your life. It drains your mental and physical energy. It affects your mood and hampers the clarity of your mind.Having 'Live Foods' can have a drastic effect on your life. Basically, they are foods created through natural interaction of sun, air, soil and water.Avoid meat or junk food, and move towards vegetarian or pure diet, also called by sages as sattvic diet.

3. Ritual Of Live Nourishment 

Chanting words or mantras can have a profound impact on your soulA mantra is nothing more than a collection of words strung together to create a positive effect. In Sanskrit, 'man' means mind and 'tra' means 'freeing'. So a mantra is a phrase that is designed to free the mind.A simple chanting of 'Aum' soon after waking up can have a lasting impact for you and make you feel calm and peaceful throughout the day.Mantras don't have to be spoken. Written affirmations are also very effective. But I have found that repeating a mantra aloud has a wonderful effect on my spirit.

8.Ritual Of Spoken Word

Rise with the sun and start the day off wellMost of us sleep far more than we need to. The average person can go by on six hours - and remain perfectly healthy and alert. Sleep is nothing more than a habit and like any other habit, you can train yourself to achieve the result you want; sleeping less in this case.Rise with glory of the first rays of a new day. The ten minute period before you dlrrp and the ten minute period before you wake up are profoundly influential on your subconscious mind. Only the most inspiring and serene thoughts should be programmed into your mind at those times.

6.Ritual Of Early Awakening.

Live a simple life. Focus only on your activities that are meaningful. Your life will be uncluttered, rewarding and exceptionally peaceful.One must never live in the thick of thin things. Focus only on your activities that are meaningful. Your life will be uncluttered, rewarding and exceptionally peaceful.Basically, reduce your needs, unless you reduce your needs, you will never be fulfilled. You will always want more than you have. How can you ever be happy.

10. Ritual Of Simplicity

Your Daily Schedule should include a mandatory period of peaceA period of time, as little as fifteen minutes or as much as fifty, wherein you explore the healing power of silence and come to know who you really are.Solitude and quiet connect you to your creative source and release the limitless intelligence of the universe.This inner peace brings with it a wealth of benefits including a deep sense of well being, inner peace and boundless energy.

1. Ritual Of Solitude

Never forget the power of music. Spend a little time with it every day. It is one of the finest motivators I know ofWhen you feel down or weary, play some music. The sages loved their music. It gave them the same spiritual boost as the sun did. Music msde them laugh, it made them dance and it made them sing. It will do the same for you.

7.Ritual Of Music

Take daily incremental actions to build your character. Strengthening your character affects the way you see yourself and the actions you take.The actions you take come together to form your habits and, this is important, your habits lead you to your destiny.Yogi Raman summed it up the best : "You sow a thought, you reap an action. Reap an action, you sow a habit. Sow a habit, you reap a character. Sow a character, you reap a destiny."

9.Ritual Of A Congruent Character

By getting to know yourself, you will connect to a dimension of your being that yoy never knew you hadWe all have many sleeping talents inside of us. By taking time to get to know them, we kindle them. However, silent contemplation will deliver even more than this. This practice will make you stronger, more at ease with yourself and wiser. It is a very rewarding use of your mind.Take the time to think. Get into the havit of personal introspection. Write down your thoughts and activities, assess them and resolve negative thoughts and give more energy to positive ones.

5. Ritual Of Personal Reflection

Yogi Raman has "10 Rules of Radiant Living" from the Sages of Sivana , a place high up in the escapes of the Himalayas, which he shares with the author

10 Rituals Of Radiant Living

These 10 rituals will guide each one over the important lessons that are important to live a life to it's fullest potential.

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