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S – Screen Time
Reduce screen exposure at least 1 hour before bed. Blue light from screens suppresses melatonin (your sleep hormone), making it harder for your brain to recognize it’s time to sleep.
L – Low Lights (Yellow Lights)
Dim the lights in the evening and switch to warm/yellow lighting. This mimics sunset, signaling your nervous system to relax and naturally prepare for sleep.
E – Early Dinner
Finish dinner 2–3 hours before bedtime. This gives your body time to digest, preventing discomfort and allowing it to focus on rest and recovery during sleep.
E – Evening Rituals
Simple rituals like journaling, herbal tea, reading, or gentle stretching create a predictable wind-down routine. They help shift the mind from “doing mode” to “rest mode.”
P – Padabhyanga (Foot Massage)
A gentle foot massage with warm oil calms the nervous system and promotes relaxation. It reduces physical tension, grounds the body, and can improve sleep quality. 🌙✨
03/06/2026
One of the biggest mistakes new facilitators make is thinking they need to do more.
More bowls.
More sounds.
More techniques.
More talking.
But the magic of a sound bath isn’t in how much you play it’s in how well you hold space.
Slow down.🤍
Save this for your next sound bath. ✨
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03/06/2026