Anyone else having a VERY difficult time sleeping lately? A cancer and sensitive's take.

These eyes, they crave darkness.

Mine too.

I have HORRIBLE vision and a nearly ten year old pair of glasses that are scratched to hell.

That may be a contributing factor, but things like glasses are just too expensive without insurance with my script.

I want restorative eye surgery, but that is for rich folk; A pipe dream.

Maybe someday.

I work 3 days a week, I love being awake at night, because of silence. Nobody and nothing bothers or distracts me. I love reading Bible at night, or spread Gods message to everyone. I love sunrise, most beautiful thing out there. And colors are amazing. Try to go to parks or nature, as far as possible from human noises.

Great post ac^^^^^^

I work three days and enjoy the quietude at night as well. I’ve been hunkered down in restore mode for a decade now. Enjoying the long hibernation but also looking forward to the next phase.

I used to be a slave to money before. I worked 5 or 6 days a week. But few years ago God spoke to me, and He changed my life. This life is not about making money, this life is about loving your neighbor, like Jesus. I love sunrise, but with sunrise comes human noises. My brain works much better at night. God bless you and your life

Thank you, you too. Your posts have a good energy.

Learn it....it will be effecting you and us more and more as time marches on for the foreseeable future.

[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov (secure)]
Note: When the index is on the floor, we are bombarded with cosmic rays that can disturb sleep.

Space Weather: Its Effect on Human Health & Behavior

.......Previous research shows that geomagnetic variations of a solar origin have been correlated with enhanced anxiety, sleep disturbances, altered moods, and greater incidences of psychiatric admissions (Persinger, 1987).19 Babayev and Allahverdiyeva’s findings indicate, “there were an indisposition, weakness and presence of indistinct localised headaches during the days with severe Geomagnetic Storms in experiment participants.” They concluded that “geomagnetic disturbances affect mainly the emotional and vegetative sphere of human beings… changes in geomagnetic conditions mostly affect the activity of the regulating systems of the right hemisphere and the ability to adapt to changes in a physical environment.”.......
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Last Edited by Victor Vectors on 02/16/2020 05:31 AM

OP you’re amazing, do you feel you can change your sleep pattern again?

Is your heart pumping fast when you wake up?

I sleep 4 hours a night and feel fine

Sorry, I know this question was not for me. But I tried changing patterns, I hate noises. Maybe if I lived in mountains I would enjoy day time more. Cars and human noises are driving me crazy. There are zombie people everywhere I go, everyone ignores each other and being narcissistic. I love silence.

I know this the case a few days back when you hosted the
thread, OP...but we appear to be in this same "energy"
again today.

With the KP Index almost flat-lined we took a very large
long-duration Gamma Ray Burst from the Constellation Aries.
You can find the graph at this link. (It happened earlier
this A.M. but it has affected some "sensitives" all day
and into the night's sleep time (I'm obviously up late
it is 4:00 A.M. MT and I'm still pluggin' away! lol!
[link to earthboppin.net]

I'd love to just fall into my bowl and sleep for hours!


O'sCookie

shit coming in from space or we're plowing through it anyway

It's so bright where I live that on a clear night, you could go in the woods and there would be enough light coming from Venus that you could see well enough so as not to walk into a tree or trip over a log.

Only sleeping an average of 3 hours or less a night sounds awful. You're in my prayers.

Have you tried regular gravol? It helps me to sleep longer if I only take it occasionally. I don't find it addictive at all.

Spot on!

My favorite time in life was living in an rv in nature here in Colorado.

It wasn't perfect as a main road was close enough to still produce noise at morning time, but it was just far enough outside the line of society that you could hear the waning of cell signal.

"You can't hear cell signal, we only hear 20-20,000Hz."

Uh huh. Lol.

Yeah cell signal fucked us and nature.

I too, am an insomniac, I haven’t been sleeping. It’s been pretty bad lately. But I’ve got a lot of horrible things going on in my life too.

Hate not sleeping, people really don’t understand this problem.

There are morning people, early birds, and night people, night owls.

The early bird winds down and falls asleep around 10 the latest and gets up at 5-6am, while the night owl may not go to bed until the early bird wakes.

It's a really weird paradigm, but i have known a few people on the night owl side as well.

Some of my reasoning is that there is very little to no influence of personality, communication or noise, rather it is calm and free for thought and activity.

The world gets tired and wanes in a small bout of death.

The early bird dies first while the night owl mourns through the night and into morning, at some point he falls to rest.

Right now i lay in bed on the other side of about 5 hours of sleep, eyes watering beggimg me to shut them again. The early birds of the house have made coffee and are probably wondering why I'm not up yet.

Two groups that may never understand one another, a given in our system of duality.

I tell these people... You must be resilient to what you've always taken for granted, like constant restful sleep, food, shelter, warmth/cool... If/when society collapses, you can't expect to lay your head down at 10 pm the latest every night.

It's funny how the regular sleeper is irritable after losing only hours of sleep.

My most emotional and compassionate self came to be after much pain, suffering and lack of sleep.

For the last week , sleep dont come easy. Ive always been a night person and here lately i go to bed later and later and sleep in later.
Seems to be my natural rhythm to go to bed late and sleep late and i did that as a child, and now at almost 60, i am sliding back to that same rhythm.
I do notice as we get closer to the full moons each month i sleep deeper and deeper and on full moon, i am totally lost in deep sleep, and dont want to wake up!

This is exactly it.

The light is almost too bright at times, and the level of energy the morning people produce, especially in sounds, is disturbing to me.

It starts with the smallest glimmer of light, then the birds start chirping. Car doors slam, loud mechanical engines fire. Horns honk, mufflers scream, tires screech, and soon, you can't even hear the sweet birdsong.

Hypersensitivity has always been a thing, but there are others who have it much worse than i as well and that breaks my heart.

We all just really need to polite and quiet.

When you walk through life, are you leaving more than just prints in the sand? Don't leave messes for others, and consider differences, especially in sleep.

As a night owl, I'm very quiet for the early bird, but are they as quiet for me in the morning? Of course not! That doesn't stop me from being considerate. They simply don't understand because their energy is guided by the sun where mine seems to be the moon. I am cancerian male after all lol

Thank you all for joining!

Guess what woke me out of much needed rem?

The early birds.

I think i can, or at least hope in can enough to prevent health issues from severe sleep deprivation.

I work a service based industry. I have to do all the books, taxes, advertisement, design, pricing, estimates, face to face with customers...

There's been funny experiences, but when people find out of the insomnia they understand a little better why i may seem like i have aspergers/autism. I've been asked. Do i? No clue.

I have a low blood pressure issue, so my heart is rarely pumping fast unless I'm very active.

My normal heart rate is around 50-60 bpm.

I get palpatations more than anything.

My heart seems to be what may one day fail me. I'll save a lot of the reasoning behind that but I've been through some things let's say.

Used to be like what you're describing when i was younger and full of anxiety.

It is amazing in the mountains, but you'll never escape human noise. One benefit of it is that you've got people around to help you up when you fall... Hopefully.

I've tried melatonin in small and huge amounts. I've tried magnolia bark. Lavender. Reading/writing.

I won't take narcotics. I don't like forced sleep either, that messes with my psyche.

I need to turn attention to the stars again.

Thanks O!



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Same, friend.

You are correct, those people that do not understand have one less tribulation in this life than we.

I'm with you friend!

We all get rest in the end.

Are you a water sign?

I thrive in a full moon.

Nailed it!

You do a lot in your job. That is very stressful. Upper management types could never do all that you do and they do not understand the stress levels. They just slave people. I used to live my life on a hamster wheel, too. And occasionally I would snap. I was always very resentful about the amount of work I was expected to juggle. It made me very angry. I am so glad to be retired now. I hated working!

Makes me think of the Pink Floyd song "Not Now John."

Not now John, we've gotta get on with these!