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Rabbi Moshe Haber- Birkat Hashachar Timing and Practice 5.11.25 · Rabbi Moshe Haber - Daily Mussar/Weekly Perasha

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  Makoto Shahar has the two approaches as to why we make say
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  every morning we appreciating different things, you know,
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  bring our belt on the tennis. Actually, we're not giving the
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  roots to the ability to discern between night and day.
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  All the different, better having clothing, all these different.
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  What do we say? The trigger really is a new
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  morning, a new appreciation. But the opinion is that a person
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  slept the night and they woke up whatever time they woke up,
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  that's already a new morning. They say because of shark upon
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  that time, even if it's 4:00 AM doesn't make a difference.
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  It's even you get up no to the bathroom, you go back to sleep.
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  That doesn't count talking about up for the morning.
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  Correct. But if a person's was up all
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  night, what's this morning? This morning is the actual
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  morning, which is a lot to Shaka, which is doing, and
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  therefore he only said because of Shaka, if he was up all
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  night, like shovel one night, these types of things or
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  whenever you have the time, you're staying up all night, you
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  stay because the chakra only once the morning actually comes
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  because that's your morning. If you slept and you woke up,
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  however, and that is your morning is whenever you wake up,
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  that's your morning. And that could even be it was
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  still dark outside. And that scenario because you
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  slept, your waking up is considered the morning.
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  You see, because the chakra from this, let's say how many hours
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  you slept doesn't make the no, it's got to be half hour or
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  more, which you definitely did at night.
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  That's considered asleep. And once you wake up, you said
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  we've got the shaha. That's the basic color.