It's a common comment that I get and they're like, isn't this normal for everyone? It is.
Our imagination will fill in the information and sometimes those details are not great, we'll say.
We're also more vulnerable or feel more vulnerable while we're laying in our bed trying to sleep.
So being afraid of the dark as a child isn't proof that you were a psychic or that you were a medium or that you were seeing spirit.
That's the difference between the child that is just generally afraid of the dark, there's monsters under my bed, or is there something in my closet? And the child that is like, do not leave me alone in my room.
And naturally, my next question is, why does so much seem to happen at night? People tell me so many times, I can't even count them how many times I've been told this.
And I believe there are some grounded reasons why the nighttime can feel different.
The visual information decreases, like what you're seeing all throughout the day.
And you're not scrolling, working, talking, cooking, parenting, driving, and processing a thousand external thoughts and experiences.
It's a common comment that I get and they're like, isn't this normal for everyone? It is.
Our imagination will fill in the information and sometimes those details are not great, we'll say.
We're also more vulnerable or feel more vulnerable while we're laying in our bed trying to sleep.
So being afraid of the dark as a child isn't proof that you were a psychic or that you were a medium or that you were seeing spirit.
That's the difference between the child that is just generally afraid of the dark, there's monsters under my bed, or is there something in my closet? And the child that is like, do not leave me alone in my room.
And naturally, my next question is, why does so much seem to happen at night? People tell me so many times, I can't even count them how many times I've been told this.
And I believe there are some grounded reasons why the nighttime can feel different.
The visual information decreases, like what you're seeing all throughout the day.
And you're not scrolling, working, talking, cooking, parenting, driving, and processing a thousand external thoughts and experiences.
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