Power of Restful Sleep

Prasangi Kapuduwa
2 min readOct 3, 2023

Recharge your body

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Can you remember those exhausted days when you couldn’t sleep due to various reasons? You may have tried Eating, drinking, or taking a walk to fix it. No matter what you try, nothing can replace the energy that sleep gives you. Isn’t it? When you lack sleep, you feel drowsy and only a good sleep can truly refresh and bring back your energy.

Sleep is like restarting a computer. Your brain needs it to work well. During sleep, it cleans up, makes your memory better, and helps your body heal and getting ready for the next event.

Our brain follows a 24-hour internal clock called Circadian rhythm, regulating alertness and sleepiness based on light and dark. We sleep at night, waking with sunlight. People have different work hours so it is hard to stick to a sleep routine. But if you can sleep well when you should, it’ll do its job.

Sleep affects how our brain works, including decision-making and creativity. Ever heard of deep-sleep meditation in relation to the law of attraction? The main concept is that a well-rested mind attracts positive outcomes no matter how far it is.

When your mind is calm, you can send out strong, clear vibes into the universe, making it more likely for positive things to happen. That is why people use meditation and visualization techniques before bed. Science shows that during the deep sleep stage, your brain waves slow down, helping your body repair and boost your immune system. The REM stage, where dreaming happens, is linked to creative thoughts. When you visualize before sleep, these images might become part of your dreams, especially if they’re important to you. This process is connected to memory and emotions. Some people heal incurable illnesses and attract wealth through meditation and manifestation. People here train their minds to turn their dreams into reality using their thoughts as a powerful tool.

When you sleep deeply, your brain gets rid of waste and strengthens memories, helping you learn better releasing growth hormones to repair our body’s cells. as an example, if you’re sad, a good sleep can make a big difference. This is how sleep gives our mind and body necessary reset.

Sleep influences our mental and spiritual well-being, connecting to the universal vibration. By understanding its psychological, neurological, and spiritual benefits, you can harness its power to recharge yourself.

Have a good sleep and sweet dreams!

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Prasangi Kapuduwa

My thoughts & experiences meet theories. Meditation Practitioner & an Independent Counseling Psychology Researcher.