Your Bedroom: A Spiritual Sanctuary
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Your bedroom is, arguably, the most important room in your home. It is a private place where you let down your guard and are at your most vulnerable. It is where you recharge — where you can put down all pretenses and simply be. It is where your spirit can rest. In other words, it is your sanctuary. At the end of another long day, it can be easy to forget just how important your bedroom is to maintaining your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Sleep is absolutely vital for your health, and if your bedroom is not designed to help you rest, you may be losing the sleep you need. By channeling the energy you wish to feel in your bedroom, you can rest in a space that will refresh your body and revitalize your spirit.
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The Importance of Rejuvenation
In the fast pace of the modern world, sleep is not valued. Busy-ness and exhaustion are worn proudly as markers of success. It can feel all but impossible to allow yourself to rest, out of fear of being lazy, missing out, or feeling undeserving of a break. However, letting go of those expectations and welcoming your physical and spiritual need to sleep can be a truly freeing experience. Once your mind is clear, you can focus on how good sleep can improve your life. Instead of just being well-rested, your body, mind, and spirit will feel refreshed.
The Power of Atmosphere
Your surroundings can have a direct impact on your sleep. For example, being in a cluttered room can make you feel distracted and stressed, making sleep more difficult; on the other hand, a clean and clear space is calming and conducive to high-quality sleep. Essentially, your bedroom should be an environment where you feel relaxed and comfortable so sleep comes easily. Your bedroom is full of untapped energy, but you are in control of it. Make it into what you want it to be: a calm, inviting, and rejuvenating place, where you can actually rest. Be thoughtful and carefully consider the kind of space you want to create. Embrace the power of minimalism. Purge all unnecessary objects from your room and leave only things you cannot live without. Think of this not as a loss, but as a blessing. Your room is not empty, but full of fresh opportunities.
The Ideal Space
Creating the perfect sanctuary looks different for everyone. However, these tips can help make your space as calming as possible:
- Paint your room a relaxing color. Grey is a popular choice due to its calming effects, as are some shades of blue and green.
- Decorate carefully. Be mindful of how you choose to personalize your bedroom. Too many posters on your walls may be distracting, but plants or beloved photos can help you feel at ease.
- Remove all electronics from your bedroom. Even the light from a digital clock can be disruptive to your sleep. Consider purchasing an analog alarm clock to help you wake up in the morning.
Of course, these are simply suggestions and ideas. Everyone is unique and has their own preferences and beliefs. If something else feels calming and safe to you, trust your own instincts. You know what is best for your own needs, and your bedroom is your sanctuary.
Madison Baker
Madison Ann Baker is a writer, nature-lover, and pop culture enthusiast who lives in Idaho. Literature and linguistics are her…
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