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Sleep — the science and the practice across traditions

Sleep is the body's primary healing protocol — the hours when the brain clears metabolic waste, memories consolidate, tissues repair, and the immune system recalibrates. Both Ayurvedic tradition and modern sleep science treat sleep quality as more important than duration alone: when you sleep, how consistently, and whether your nervous system can actually rest. The habits built around sleep are often more powerful medicine than what happens in the bed itself.

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Fearlessness and the Dark—Meeting Sleep's ShadowsMindfulness of Breath in Sleep OnsetSamadhi—Concentration and Sleep ContinuitySila and Sleep Hygiene—Ethical Conduct as FoundationStillness as Active Rest PracticeThe Body Scan for Sleep ArchitectureThe Continuum from Waking to Sleep to DeathThe Five Hindrances and Sleep DisturbanceThe Sleep-Equanimity ParadoxVitarka—Directed Thought and Sleep Rumination