3 Exercises to Overcome Insomnia, Stop Thinking so Much, and Get a Good Night's Sleep
www.tap4health.com When you have trouble sleeping you can try to use your thoughts to calm your mind but that just seems to add to your sleep anxiety. Instead, use these simple exercise and use you body to calm you thoughts, stop thinking so much, get out of your head, unscramble and balance your body's energies and get a good nights sleep.
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I feel so cleared, just because i started thinking about this lol.
Really relaxing! Feel better just doing them in front of my PC. Thanks.
OMG!! I YAWNED NO LIE!! AWESOME THANKS! XO
@Simetra007 Thanks for the great suggestions and sorry to hear that your boyfriend is not open to working with the human energy field. Usually the only way is to give him time and demonstrate by your own results that there might be something to it.
I'd suggest, in addition to these great exercises, listen to some stuff designed for putting you to sleep, like delta or theta put on a continuous loop. My boyfriend has insomnia, but unfortunately is very skeptical about the human energy field. He wants rock solid indisputable scientific proof from like, MIT or Johns Hopkins. I ask him, just try it, instead of smoking pot, but he wont. **sigh**
Excellent information for calming the mind. Sleep is one of those things that are actually more important than eating.
Thank you, sir. =)
thanks a lot, very well explaneid!!
I'm pretty good about minimizing "mind chatter", andt these are great tools to add to my collection. I'm really hoping my wife will integrate them into her life, "Rescue Remedy" usually works for her… when she thinks of it. She has a hard time not thinking about her business & other things that don't support sound sleep. Thanks again!