Can't sleep deep. Why? ð§ŋ
You wake up in the middle of the night when the room is completely quiet?
What wakes you up may not be the sound from the outside.
But it is the sound of the body and the thought that has not yet rested.
The nervous system is still fully on.
So gently frightened all night and felt like he wasn't actually asleep.
Notice where the awakening came from.
1. If the feet feel floating, unstable
That's a sign that the body still doesn't feel safe.
2. If the chest is tight, the heart is dashing.
It means anxiety is still looping.
3. If the stomach is too warm or tense the tongue area
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4. If the temples are tense, the eyebrows.
Thoughts are scanning the future non-stop.
Just knowing the origin, the break came back easier.
Before bed, reduce the screen light by at least thirty minutes.
Put the phone out of hand. Drink half a glass of warm water.
And then sit back straight briefly, put one hand on the chest.
On the other side on the stomach. Breathe in slowly. Count one to five.
Relax your breath, count one to five. Do five rounds.
Then loosen the jaw, slide down the shoulder, and hum a long, soft voice.
To get the nervous system to pick up the signal that it's safe.
End by writing a single sentence saying
"Let me drop the story tonight..." and put the book by the bed.
When your head wakes up in the middle of the night, gently touch your chest.
And immediately come back to your breath.
Let's observe the quality of sleep again this morning.
You can see that silence really begins in us, not in the room.
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