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All days are as dark as night, by Richard Barnes - Hello Poetry

We slept in a different way than we do now. The dark lasted about twelve hours and during this time people slept for eight or nine hours in two separate bouts, and were awake, but in the dark, for another three or four hours. Everything changed when electric lighting was invented in the latter part of the 19th century. Since then there has been an ever increasing assault on dark. Outdoor environments are relentlessly lit, and more and more people use computer tablets and smart phones at all hours, bathing their faces in bright blue light at times of day when they should be transitioning to nighttime physiology.

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When people get away from the city and its artificial light to go camping, they often notice a marked improvement in their sleep. A recent study has verified this effect. Today, most of us get too little light during the day and too much at night for our circadian rhythm to function at its best. It is the rare person who sleeps in a completely dark bedroom, and many people get very little sunlight because they work inside all day long. What can you do for your circadian health?

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Get bright, blue light in the morning preferably from the Sun , and use dim, longer wavelength light more yellow and red like incandescent in the evening. And sleep in the dark.

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Well, no, of course not. Where does my mind go? It goes dark—to grief and loss. I have worked in the counseling field for 20 years children to geriatric , and grief is the most widespread and unavoidable topic. Not all of us will experience depression, anxiety or trauma, but we all experience grief.

It can be heartbreaking and life-changing. This can include a loved one dying, an end to a relationship, losing a job, a change in health status, and so many other things. We endure countless losses throughout our lives. We as a society are so focused on being strong and getting on with life that we forget to sit in our pain for a bit and grieve.

So many of my clients are reluctant and sometimes apologetic when bringing up losses, as if this makes them weak. It makes you brave.

Profound grief is a level of hurt or despair we cannot put into words. We wonder if we will ever feel like ourselves again. Common responses to grief: Physical reactions—headaches, sleep and eating disturbances. Take it easy — Now is the time to lighten your load. Your mind and body need extra rest during this time.