CerebralEcstasy Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 Circadian rythm anyone?:confused: I generally sleep anywhere between 4-6 hours. Sometimes less, sometimes more depending on what my body demands. Generally speaking though, my circadian rhythm dictates that while I may go to bed at 2 a.m, 3 a.m, 4 a.m - I will (unless drug induced) awake at precisely 6:20 a.m., even though I may have woke several times in the night. I set my alarm clock "just in case" but there really is no need for it. Quote
Drip Curl Magic Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 sleep debt is a perfectly acceptable way of looking at it, its actually how I do it ;) I aim for 9 hours a night, if you get 8 then you have to sleep 10 the next night to make up, otherwise it just accumulates and eventually I crash you think like me. Quote
HappytheStripper Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 Sleep debt? Now that's looking at it in a negative light... Just think of all the extra time that you spend awake, constantly learning new and exciting things :doh:. Kinda hard to experience life when your unconscious on a bed ;). I enjoy being awake and can't stand the thought that whilst I'm sleeping, I could be awake doing something. I'd much rather experience life in a conscious state :). Dark Mind .. are you unconscious on a bed .. ?? Or are you .. a waking dreamer .. ?? There happens to be more than one level of consciousness .. Try sleeping .. you may discover a new level .. which is kinda hard to discover when you always live in the dark of night .. which you kindly have phrased .. the .. negative light .. Ashley TheFaithfulStone 1 Quote
Chacmool Posted June 21, 2006 Report Posted June 21, 2006 sleep debt is a perfectly acceptable way of looking at it, its actually how I do it :eek2: I aim for 9 hours a night, if you get 8 then you have to sleep 10 the next night to make up, otherwise it just accumulates and eventually I crashExactly. "Sleep debt" is precisely what it is. According to a doctor I've spoken to, you can make up for lost sleep, but you can't "bank" sleep for lost hours still to come. Quote
Lancaster Posted June 21, 2006 Report Posted June 21, 2006 I'm an insomniac, it ususally takes me about 3 hours to fall asleep, maybe more. I think the problem is that I have trouble taking my mind off the fact that I'm trying to sleep, so it never happens. Quote
hallenrm Posted July 11, 2006 Report Posted July 11, 2006 Well ulike many of us who have posted on this poll I sleep for about 8-10 hours a day. i found the discussion rather interesting, it set my thoughts rolling, did the revelations support my reading of the hypographites I often meet on the net? is insomania indicate some kind of personality traits? i did some googling and found some interesting links. here they are, Perhaps they may be of some help to some! http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=133http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/articles/whatissleep.shtmlhttp://relentlessproductivity.com/?p=50 and some curative methods, if yiu would like to sleep longer 1. meditation2. other therapy Quote
learnin to learn Posted July 11, 2006 Report Posted July 11, 2006 I try to sleep 4 hours per night, but i am a deep sleeper and my alarm never wakes me up, so I sleep another 4hours!:angel: Quote
ForensicsGuy Posted July 16, 2006 Report Posted July 16, 2006 Too many less than 6 and I'm dead the next morning. More than 8, and I can get up, shower, and need a nap right away. It's amazing. Quote
paigetheoracle Posted July 18, 2006 Report Posted July 18, 2006 The more depressed I am, the longer I sleep. The more enlivened by that 'Eureka!' moment, the less I sleep - ergo, I go. Quote
Sleeth Posted September 22, 2006 Report Posted September 22, 2006 I've been told that you should get at least 10 hours sleep at my age, 15, but I just can't seem to get to sleep at night, I go to bed at around 11, so probably don't get to sleep about 12-1 and wake up at 7-8. I just thought that was normal B), so it's not really a big deal compared to some people, like Tormod :lol:. Spiked Blood 1 Quote
Tormod Posted November 15, 2006 Report Posted November 15, 2006 I've been told that you should get at least 10 hours sleep at my age, 15, but I just can't seem to get to sleep at night, I go to bed at around 11, so probably don't get to sleep about 12-1 and wake up at 7-8. I just thought that was normal :shrug:, so it's not really a big deal compared to some people, like Tormod :hihi:. At 15 I think 10 hours is too much, but I am not exactly an expert on sleeping hours (as you have understood). ;) I do hope that when I grow old I will have less and less need for sleep... Quote
Michaelangelica Posted December 31, 2006 Report Posted December 31, 2006 The results seem to be forming a Bell Curve. (?) Some say that meditating means you need to sleep less Quote
LJP07 Posted December 31, 2006 Report Posted December 31, 2006 Not finding sleep easy these past few days , however, I put the average over the past year I'd say. 6-8 hours, recently that's been reduced to 3-5 hours of good sleep unfortunately. Quote
mcewen Posted December 31, 2006 Report Posted December 31, 2006 About hours for me on average. I'm thinking of making my New Year Resolution.......to become at early bird rather than a night owl, not long to go, or I'll end up merely be a hen pecked featherless bird brain.Cheers Too many less than 6 and I'm dead the next morning. More than 8, and I can get up, shower, and need a nap right away. It's amazing.Yup, it's a balance thing - one end of the other is always too heavy.Cheers I sleep 6,wake upwrite in my journaland go back to sleep for another 2with the possibility ofwriting, again.- ooo that sounds like a good life - how did you manage to engineer that kind of a 'good life?' p.s. are those little icon things automatic? Or is there a default if you don't select one? [newbie] Cheers Quote
wine Posted January 16, 2007 Report Posted January 16, 2007 The results seem to be forming a Bell Curve. (?) Some say that meditating means you need to sleep less Who says that?It makes sense, but I've never read anything about it.When one meditates, one is relaxed and one with many and all. Does deep meditation yield some minor sleeping effects?:shrug: - ooo that sounds like a good life - how did you manage to engineer that kind of a 'good life?' p.s. are those little icon things automatic? Or is there a default if you don't select one? [newbie] Cheers This is actually a rhythm that some people exercise to induce lucid dreaming, although I am unaware if Sun knows this or not. The Five Phases Of Wild - Dream Views Lucid Dreaming Forum Explains the method. In fact, I really really wish all of you would try it, as an experiment.Sleep paralysis is amazing, and if you can maintain awareness down there, you will be . . Surprised. Quote
gribbon Posted January 16, 2007 Report Posted January 16, 2007 I voted 6-8 but it varies greatly throughout the week. Some nights less and some nights more. Last thing I knew you were online replying to e-mails at 1.00 in the morning! :shrug: Quote
Jay-qu Posted January 16, 2007 Report Posted January 16, 2007 yeah last over the last 3 nights I have had about 4.5 hours a peice, just cos I had things to do.. but it should improve throughout the week now :confused: Quote
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