A different rhythm.
The same thoughtful space.
The six traditional Ritus bring a different atmosphere to Ayushh. Our India-focused seasonal calendar is approximate; seasons and climate vary by region.
| Ritu | Approximate months |
|---|---|
| Shishira | January – February |
| Vasanta | March – April |
| Grishma | May – June |
| Varsha | July – August |
| Sharad | September – October |
| Hemanta | November – December |
The Ayurveda day clock
The clock follows six approximate four-hour periods: Vata 02:00–06:00, Kapha 06:00–10:00, Pitta 10:00–14:00, Vata 14:00–18:00, Kapha 18:00–22:00 and Pitta 22:00–02:00. It uses the displayed timezone and fixed clock hours.
This is a traditional cultural framework for reflection, not a measurement of your body or a prescription for your routine.
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