Daily chanting
Use a slower rhythm and a bell to close a busy day with care.
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An evening chanting session is not a treatment for sleep problems, but it can be a gentle transition from activity toward rest. A slower rhythm and moderate volume help mark the day’s close.
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Lower the lights, choose a short phrase, and recite more slowly than you would in daytime. Use one bell to open and close, then sit for a minute rather than moving immediately to another screen.
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If you feel sleepy or restless, shorten the session. The aim is softness and steadiness, not completing a number.
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