Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
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I cannot sleep well since a few months ago and I'm thinking about taking sleeping pills. I have anxiety issues and that's why I don't sleep well. The doctor said taking pills would help me lowering my anxiety because If you sleep well, you're more relaxed when you wake up and you cut the anxiety circle that not sleeping well produces. He said I should combine the pills with psychologic therapy. So I did. At the beginning I would sleep pretty well but after 6 months or so I started waking up once at night. So after consulting with the doctor I slowly reduced the medication until stopping it and tried homeopathic medicine with no luck. It's been 3 months since I stopped taking the sleeping pills and my insomnia issues are worst than every: coincidentially something happened just when I stopped the medication which rose my anxiety...
While taking them I became happier during the day, which made it difficult for me realising if the being calmer and happier was due to medication or to real changes thanks to psychological therapy. I cannot take sleeping this bad anymore, I feel like a zombie some days, so I'm considering taking the sleeping pills again but
I'm afraid they change my personality. You see, I want to end my anxiety issues for real and I don't know if pills will help me or will cover my anxiety and make me feel I'm over things that make me anxious.
So I asked the iching:
If I take the pills, how will that affect me?
And it answered 20.4>12
Will taking pills help me to make real changes?
41.2.6>24
I'm pretty bad at iching and couldn't guess what 20.4>12 is trying to tell me. About 41.2.6>24, I see 41.2 as don't take them and 41.6 as take them but take into account they're just a temporal help and that you have to make real changes by yourself. 24 makes me think they will help me doing this change I want to do...
I'm worried because they didn't seem to help much doing real changes before and I don't want to depend on pills. I can say I'm much more conscious about my anxiety issues and making changes from the inside, which wasn't happening when I first took the pills.
I would be really grateful if you could give me your insights...
6 at 4: Contemplating the honor of the state. Harvest: make use of being a guest of the king.
In order to guard abstract values, one has to be practical. To honor the king is a good thing, but to keep him alive comes first. A country may need a good king, but in the first place a living king.
(Changes to hex.12)
Better a king who can make decisions at least.. the 'good' will comeHere's my take for 20.4:
I wonder if I may be the king and that "a country may need a good king (me without pills) but in the first place a living king" (a non-zombie version of me being able to sleep even if it requires pills )
For ordinary insomnia do stretching exercises to get rid of restlessness in the body. Slower sedates. Faster stimulates. For sustainability work out your own routine by trial and error and keep refining. Simple exercises are better than too elaborate. A couple of times a day and before retiring.Ten minutes will do. Even a couple of minutes helps.
To get rid of overstimulation of the mind stop thinking and listen to the sound of your breathing, for a few minutes at a time. Dont try too hard.
Combine the two kinds of exercises for a deeper effect.
For heavy stress insomnia prop up some pillows and sit up in a settled position and wait for the stress to burn itself out. Might take hours.
Alcohol doesnt help. Pills used sparingly in the short term might help. Rarely I might take one paracetmol and codeine to take the edge off things. But codiene is quickly addictive (now prescription only).I suspect sleeping pills could be addictive too.
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).