
Show Notes
Have you noticed that by evening even small choices feel heavy? The part of your brain that weighs options is simply spent. This short Yoga Nidra practice asks nothing of you, offering instructions to follow instead of decisions to make, which lets an exhausted prefrontal cortex recover.
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