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Sleep and Vigilance

ISSN 2510-2265

3 papers in the library · publishing 2017-2022

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The Origin and Clinical Relevance of Yoga Nidra.

Sleep and Vigilance April 23, 2022 Seithikurippu R. Pandi‐Perumal, David Warren Spence, Neena Srivastava et al.

Yoga nidra, also known as 'yogic sleep', is a simplified form of an ancient tantric relaxation technique. The most general description of the practice is that it combines guided mental imagery with a specific yoga posture called Shavasana (or "corpse pose"). The goal of yoga nidra is to promote a profound state of relaxation, which differs from sleep inasmuch as there is still an awareness of...

Collision Every Night: Treating Nightmares with Trauma-focused Methods: Case Report.

Sleep and Vigilance February 1, 2021 József Szabó, Szilvia Tóth

Introduction: We would like to present the case of a young patient with acute stress disorder and recurrent nightmares following the psychological trauma caused by a severe road traffic accident. The comprehensive therapy carried out at the Department of Traumatology included medication, trauma processing and a psychological method whose aim is to cease the development of nightmares. Case...

Insights from the “Dream Book” of the Babylonian Talmud [200–500 ce]

Sleep and Vigilance August 25, 2017 Milton Kramer

The “Dream Book” provides a subjectively extensive and humane approach to understanding dreams. The Talmudic dream is prophetic in nature so it is future oriented while the Freudian dream is past oriented toward childhood. In addition, there is the need to understand the dream experience. Dream meaning is not in the text but in the interpretation. The dream experience is over-determined. Word...