Do You Wake Up Every Night At The Same Time? This Is What It Means…
Do you find yourself waking up at the same time every night?
WHY YOU WAKE UP AT A CERTAIN TIME EVERY NIGHT:
If you find yourself waking up at the same time every night without an alarm clock, it sure is eerie. But taking cues from Rumi, we can say that there are energy meridians in our body that energizes different parts of the body at different times. Thus, the time your body is naturally brought awake during your sleep may be significant. Here’s what it means to wake up at these times of the night.
Here is a list of the organs associated with different times:
Between 9 PM – 11 PM
This is the time when most of us try to fall asleep. If you have a hard time sleeping between this time it could be that your body is too stressed and is subconsciously in fight or flight mode.
You may also find that your fearful or anxious thoughts become louder and make you feel either threatened or unsafe in some way.
This is the time of day when energy is also sent to replenish your immune system, so if you are feeling ill you may experience stronger symptoms at this time.
If you find yourself having trouble sleeping at this time, try reciting positive mantras that make you feel safe and protected.
You may also benefit from meditating or adopting a night time ritual to help calm your mind.
Between 11 PM – 1 AM
This time frame is associated to the energy meridian of the gall bladder.
If you are brought awake naturally at this time, it signifies emotional disappointment. In order to get back a normal sleep routine, you must practise forgiveness and self-love.
Between 1 AM – 3 AM
This is one of the more common times to be woken up as this is when the meridian servicing the liver is strongest.
The liver is responsible for so many bodily functions including hormonal balance, digestion and the clearance of toxins and stress.
So waking during this time could indicate that one of these areas is stressed or weak.
Blockages in the liver meridian can also indicate anger, anxiety, guilt and rage. In fact, feelings of unresolved anger and resentment could manifest at this time.
If you find this to be true, try to take ownership of the situation and reflect on the truth of how you really feel. It may also help to practice self-loving affirmations and positive self-talk.
Waking up during this time may also indicate that your body has too much yang energy, so try balancing it with more yin energy by eating cooling foods and connecting with your emotions.
Between 3 AM – 5 AM
This is when the meridian that services the lungs is strongest. Of course, we are always breathing but during these hours the lungs are given a boost of energy and are replenished for the day ahead.
In order to breathe the body has to be relaxed, so waking up during this time could indicate a blockage or inability to go with the flow and relax into the direction that life is taking you.
The lungs also symbolize where we process grief and sadness, so if you have been feeling emotional you may also wake around this time.
In order to ease any emotional feelings at this time, try to release control over events and have more faith and trust in the flow of the Universe. You may also benefit from taking deep, conscious breaths.
Between 5 AM – 7 AM
This is when the meridian that flows into the large intestine is activated and symbolises a need to let go and release control.
The large intestine is responsible for clearing the body of toxic waste from our digestive system, so waking up during this time could indicate a weakness in this area.
You may also wake at this time if you are feeling emotionally blocked or restricted in your life in some way. It may also be a sign that you need to release and let go of guilt or burdening emotions.
If you find yourself waking during this time, you may benefit from practicing mantras that promote letting go, relaxing and trusting in divine timing. You may also benefit from stretching or cleansing your body.
The Chinese Medicine Body Clock offers a great insight into the messages of your body however, also use your intuition to determine if there may be another message that is trying to be delivered to you.
Brain function when you wake up suddenly
BRAIN FUNCTION WHEN YOU WAKE UP SUDDENLY: When you are brought awake out of a sudden due to incomprehensible factors, your brain is not fully awake. Known as sleep inertia, it is a situation where your decision-making power and self-control are not completely awake.
A HIGHER POWER INVOLVED?
Many spiritual schools of thought believe that waking up at the same time every night can signify a deeper message, especially if the time is between 3 AM and 5 AM
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com , medicaldailypress.blogspot.com
