Definition: Argt is a term in the Tibetan language that means "light" or "dawn." It can also be used to refer to a period of time before sunrise, which is known as "argt jukta" or "daybreak." The word "Argt" is often used in Buddhist and Tenzin Kagyu contexts, where it refers to the first light of dawn after sunset, indicating a new day. It can also be associated with the start of the day's work and energy. The term "Argt jukta" refers to the period before sunrise when the earth rotates around the sun and creates an illusion of daylight that is visible from above. This period lasts approximately 10-20 minutes, depending on weather conditions. Overall, "argt" is a symbol for the beginning of a new day or the first dawn, often associated with work, energy, and creativity in Buddhist and Tenzin Kagyu contexts.
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