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@w
best tips for quieting a racing mind at night? recently tried to write (by hand) things down to clear out my mind but it had the opposite effect (created new ideas)
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@ds8
breathing exercise, e.g.: https://calmer.onfc.xyz
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@linda
One common advice I hear is to get out of bed, do something else like read, meditate, stretch, etc (no screens) until your mind stops racing and then get back into bed
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@kdaniels.eth
Meditation 🧘‍♀️ there is an art to really learn how to do it and let your thoughts pass by instead of lingering etc.
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@sonyasupposedly
things that have worked for me at various points: - counting backwards from 100 - counting backwards from 20 repeatedly - audiobook that I've already listened to previously
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@phil
/books
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@links
I like to read fiction
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@chaim.eth
meditate
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@morereese
White noise and/or falling asleep to a podcast or light book at 1x speed does the trick for me. Also delta wave binaural beats. A few recs… https://youtu.be/h_ORaOxOe8I?si=_GTUaHLzNho8OKx4 https://open.spotify.com/show/56Vb1dQgGFEFJ9r937U3pg?si=gEOogxaWQvWf1JDGq-HLsg https://open.spotify.com/show/67IP61LEDaePddtLh5SIBI?si=dkAfIc5ARDSCdHKXVccHxQ
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