People who live the nightlife age prematurely. Human beings are not nocturnal by nature. People require sleep at night, usually from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
The exception is the unique souls called “Quaquaversals,” the highly creative individuals of society, those who usually have highly active Fifth chakras (usually your singers, orators, etc.).
Quaquaverals tend to rebel against authority. They don’t take authority as truth, but take truth as authority. They are non-conformists and original thinkers. They are highly creative and are up during the times of night the Unilinears sleep. They are most creative during these late hours and thus are an exception to the rule that humans should be sleep during the nighttime. Quaquaversals can work better at night when the Unilinears are asleep, because in the daytime, so much Unilinear activity tends to hamper the Quaquaversal’s productivity.
Sleep serves a very valuable purpose. It is when the imprisoned soul is released from the prison of the body or flesh. The soul gets to travel to the dream world and astral levels and meet with the souls of other individuals. Some people believe that the soul can travel to different realms, including the Akashic Records (Book of Life), and obtain necessary answers to perplexing questions asked on the physical realm.
Sleep refreshes the mind. It allows the necessary answers to life’s perplexing questions to be attained. Sleep is the equivalent of hitting your computer’s “refresh” button or “rebooting” your computer. With sleep, you are refreshing and rebooting your physical body.
Sleep lets us to take a break from certain activities, like eating food. People are habitual eaters today. Many people who have difficulty sleeping eat while they’re up during late hours of the night. Eating helps to pass the time or to counteract their boredom.
Our bodies secrete a beneficial anti-aging hormone called melatonin at night. Melatonin is secreted from the Pineal Gland, the gland that corresponds to the Sixth and Seventh chakras, our psychic and spiritual centers respectively.
Melatonin causes drowsiness. After the sun sets, the Pineal Gland begins to secrete melatonin and the melatonin makes us drowsy so that we can fall asleep.
Meat, dairy products, and refined starches all break down into caustic and corrosive acids that calcify the Pineal Gland. When the Pineal Gland becomes calcified, melatonin cannot be secreted into the bloodstream, nor can serotonin.
Low serotonin levels may account for why there is so much depression in Westerners today, especially in the United States during the winter season when there is shortened daylight hours.
Seasonal depression due to lack of sunlight can be greatly helped with the use of full spectrum lighting (full spectrum light bulbs) which are available at health food stores like Whole Foods Market and health companies such as Gaia.Com. These bulbs are ideal as they mimic natural sunlight that have all seven spectrums of color, unlike the common two spectrum white frosted light bulbs most people use.
If you are up late at night, you should only be engaged in higher chakra pursuits, i.e. meditation, prayer, channeling, yoga, writing from higher creative expression, etc., things that are very common practice for the Quaquaversals.
However, instead of sleeping, Unilinears are out at nightclubs, dancing and drinking, even having one night stands. Unilinears are also out at the movies, watching the late show that usually starts around 12 midnight or later. Unilinears are people who embrace the slogan “Thank God it’s Friday.”
Lack of Sleep Causes Premature Aging
During sleep, the body repairs itself and heals. If you do not sleep at night, you are not healing and your body is not repairing itself. Engaging in late-night activities-whether for work or socially-ages you prematurely.
Remember, sleep allows the body to heal and repair itself, it allows the soul to travel freely to different realms or densities, and because melatonin is secreted in abundance at night, sleep also helps us to have a youthful appearance.
Natural Healing Solutions
If you have to work the nightshift, make sure you get good sleep when you come home. Make sure your room remains dark during daytime. When your biorhythm is off, your Pineal Gland will secrete melatonin. You don’t necessarily have to quit your job; just make necessary changes.
Herbs of Valerian Root, Jatamansi, Kava Kava, and Lavender Flower are excellent nighttime aids to help you get to sleep.
Essential oil of Mugwort stimulates the Pineal Gland. However, this oil is harmful to pregnant women and should be avoided during pregnancy. Other good essential oils include Pine, Spruce, Clary Sage, and Nutmeg. Frankincense and Myrrh also help to stimulate the Pineal Gland.
Crystals are probably the best things to use to stimulate the Pineal Gland. While lying flat, you can place the crystal on your lower forward, between your two physical eyes. The Pineal Gland is considered our Third Eye.
Great crystals to use on the Pineal Gland (or Third Eye) include: Pietersite, Ruby, Sodalite, Moonstone, Charoite, Moldavite (Meteorite/Tektite), Peacock Ore, Magnetite, and Clear Quartz. All dark blue, purple, indigo, and violet stones will actually stimulate the Pineal Gland.
Magnets can also be placed over the Pineal Gland for stimulation purposes. Just make sure to have the stimulating side of the magnet over the Pineal Gland, not the healing side. Magnets usually have a little indentation on them denoting what side goes against the body. You would use the opposite side for purposes of stimulating the Pineal Gland.
Gold (as well as Pyrite Gold or Fool’s Gold) also stimulates the Pineal Gland and can be used over it just like magnets.
The Pineal Gland is a very important gland in the human body. It is the gland whereby the soul leaves the body during sleep, astral projection, and death. No gland in the body is more active at death than the Pineal Gland.
The Pineal Gland affects consciousness. We cannot become conscious without a healthy and well-functioning Pineal Gland.
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Vincent Stevens is the senior content writer at Dherbs. As a fitness and health and wellness enthusiast, he enjoys covering a variety of topics, including the latest health, fitness, beauty, and lifestyle trends. His goal is to inform people of different ways they can improve their overall health, which aligns with Dherbs’ core values. He received his bachelor’s degree in creative writing from the University of Redlands, graduating summa cum laude. He lives in Los Angeles, CA.
