Overview of Trisandhya Path

The three sandhya times of the day—dawn, lunchtime, and dusk—are when the Trisandhya Path's special mantras and rituals are repeated and carried out. Here is a simplified overview of the Trisandhya Path:

Instructions for Trisandhya Path:

1. Morning (Dawn) Sandhya:

   - Get up before the sun comes up and cleanse yourself (bath, etc.).

 - Face east and offer  water to Suryadev and start reciting  Gayatri Mantra and other ceremonies.

 - Gayatri's mantra is as follows:"ॐ भूर् भुव स्वाहा, तत् सवितुर् वरेण्यं, भर्गो देवस्य धीमहि, धियो यो नः प्रचोदयात्।"

2. Midday Sandhya:

   - Around midday, typically around noon, one can perform the second Sandhya.

   - Recite prayers and mantras to invoke the sun's energy and seek blessings.

3. Evening (Dusk) Sandhya:

   - Perform the evening Sandhya just before sunset.

   - Face the west and recite prayers while offering water to the setting sun.

   - Continue with the recitation of Gayatri Mantra and other mantras.

Mantras and prayers during Trisandhya Path:

- The Gayatri Mantra is said during each of the three Sandhyas and is a fundamental part of the Trisandhya Path. Every Sandhya includes the recitation of several Rigvedic mantras and hymns in addition to the Gayatri Mantra, which are meant to bring

Please note: Trisandhya Path involves the chanting of mantras, facing specific directions, and offering water to the sun god. The mantras and rituals can vary based on regional customs and personal practices. It's often learned traditionally through family teachings or from experienced practitioners.