You’ve just discovered one of the most efficient ways to recharge your mind and body in the middle of a busy day. This isn’t an ordinary nap — it’s a carefully designed experience that guides you into the perfect state for rapid renewal. In just a short session, you’ll slip into that rare and powerful threshold known as the mind-awake, body-asleep state, where the body sinks into deep rest while the mind remains gently aware.
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The intention for this field was actually to be used right before a nap, and somewhat during. So you play the audio in a playlist 1-3 times and while it starts playing, you get comfortable, close your eyes, and relax. So in that sense, yes, you can do this multiple times a day, if needed.
I actually experienced this sleep-inducing numbness right after waking up from a nap, so it works well. At this point you can also use pears to fall asleep quickly for night sleep in bed.
Also I am curious if this also help if you don’t nap right after listening? Like let’s say that you don’t have the opportunity to nap but listen it anyway and it feels / has this effect like you took a nap? Sorry if I over-interpreted
I would say, the least you would need to do is to close your eyes and lean back in a chair, because it is kind of slowly guiding you into a relaxed state.
The refreshment begins in this relaxed state.
So to answer your question, yes this could work, but highly recommended to close your eyes at least for a while. If I remember, that was the intention behind it.
