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For the silent watchers of the night who are tired of fighting for sleepDo you know the specific texture of silence at 3:00 AM? Do you know the cruel arithmetic of counting how many hours remain before the alarm rings, calculating how exhausted you will be tomorrow? If you are holding this book, you likely know that the harder you try to sleep, the further it retreats. You have treated rest like a battle to be won, a project to be managed, or a beast to be tamed. You have lain in bed with your armor on, guarding the gate against your own racing thoughts. But sleep is not a captive; it is a guest. It cannot be forced; it can only be allowed. Resting the Weary Wings is not a medical prescription or a rigid set of rules. It is a gentle, spiritual companion for the bedside-a collection of whispers, visualizations, and shifts in perspective designed to help you lay down your weapons and turn your bedroom from a battlefield back into a sanctuary. Blending the ancient wisdom of Yoga Nidra (Yogic Sleep) and Eastern philosophy with a deeply human understanding of modern anxiety, Bodhi Tam invites you to explore: The Paradox of Effort: Why ""trying"" to sleep keeps you awake, and how to practice the art of Wu Wei (effortless action). The Body Scan: How to listen to the ""echo"" of the day in your nervous system and let it fade like a ringing bell. The Inner Sanctuary: Techniques to build a mental ""nest"" where you feel safe enough to close your eyes. The Moon vs. The Clouds: How to observe your intrusive thoughts without being consumed by them. The Permission to Rest: Understanding that you don't need to be unconscious to be healed-you only need to be still. You do not need to ""fix"" yourself tonight. You do not need to master a technique. You simply need to fold your wings. Open these pages, take a deep breath, and let the darkness hold you. You are safe here.

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