At night, the mind doesn’t “go crazy”—it tries to protect you by chasing certainty.
However, when the nervous system stays activated, thoughts speed up and sleep turns into a test.
Therefore, the goal isn’t to solve life at 2 AM; it’s to lower arousal and retrain the bed as a safety cue.
With small, consistent steps, the brain relearns quiet—and sleep returns more naturally.
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