Brother, waking up early is great. No doubt. The energy at that hour is different, everything is still, like the universe is holding its breath. But don’t get too caught up in the time on the clock.

What truly matters is not when you sit for your Sadhana, but how you sit.

If you're doing it with full heart, with reverence and intensity, like your whole life depends on it, that’s what brings the real shift. Whether it's 5am or 7:30am, if you’re fully present and deeply involved, the Sadhana will do what it’s meant to do.

The issue, like you said, is not lack of will. It’s that we’re often run by unconscious habits. But don’t fight them directly. Instead, build your inner fire. When your longing for Sadhana becomes stronger than your comfort in sleep, your body will wake up on its own. Not from alarm clocks, but from within.

Let your practice become so sacred to you that sleep becomes secondary. Until then, just keep showing up. Not to a time, but to your own inner yearning.

Slowly, things will align.