Good Sleep for Good Health
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Vethathiri Maharishi, Sleeping habits, physical healthAbstract
Sleep is a fundamental necessity for human survival, providing essential physical and mental rest. It plays a crucial role in maintaining overall well-being, allowing the brain to perform vital functions during rest. However, variations in sleep duration—either too little or too much—can have significant mental and physical consequences. Understanding the value of sleep, strategies for achieving quality rest, and the effects of sleep deprivation is essential for a balanced lifestyle. According to Vethathiri Maharishi, both the body and mind require proper rest, and sleep patterns, timing, and location influence overall health. His insights emphasize the importance of a structured approach to sleep, advocating for a quantitative method to regulate sleep cycles effectively. Maharishi’s philosophy highlights that adopting correct sleep practices ensures stability in health, mood, and lifestyle. By treating sleep as a natural and necessary process akin to medicine, individuals can enhance their well-being. His teachings serve as a guide to achieving optimal sleep, reinforcing its role in sustaining mental clarity, emotional balance, and physical health. Ultimately, prioritizing proper sleep habits benefits both individuals and society by promoting overall wellness.
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