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• SLEEP STAGES.
• Sleep Cycle.
• Delayed Sleep.
• Obstructive Sleep.
• Sleep Stages.
• Since the early 20th century, human sleep has been described as a succession of five recurring stages: four non-REM stages and the REM stage. ... Rapid eye movement (REM) sleep is marked by extensive physiological changes, such as accelerated respiration, increased brain activity, eye movement, and muscle relaxation. People dream during REM sleep, perhaps as a result of excited brain activity and the paralysis of major voluntary muscles. ...
• Sleep quality changes with transition from one sleep stage into another. Although the signals for transition between the five (or six) stages of sleep are mysterious, it is important to remember that these stages are, in fact, discretely independent of one another, each marked by subtle changes in bodily function and each part of a predictable cycle whose intervals are observable. Sleep stages are monitored and examined clinically with polysomnography, which provides data regarding electrical and muscular states during sleep. ...
• The waking stage is referred to as relaxed wakefulness, because this is the stage in which the body prepares for sleep. ...
• Stage 1 sleep, or drowsiness, is often described as first in the sequence, especially in models where waking is not included. Polysomnography shows a 50% reduction in activity between wakefulness and stage 1 sleep. The eyes are closed during Stage 1 sleep, but if aroused from it, a person may feel as if he or she has not slept. ...
• Stage 2 is a period of light sleep during which polysomnographic readings show intermittent peaks and valleys, or positive and negative waves. ... Muscle tone of this kind can be seen in other stages of sleep as a reaction to auditory stimuli. ... At this point, the body prepares to enter deep sleep. ...

• This most commonly occurs during sleep. ...
• Throat weakness causing the throat to close during sleep .
• It is to exercise the throat, the tongue, and the jaw muscles so the breathing passage will widen and stay open when you sleep. ...
• Most of the time snoring is considered not dangerous, but if serious it can become a life threatening sickness called sleep apnea. ...
• Even if snoring is not very bad, it can cause the snorer's bedmate to lose sleep. ...
• Snoring is usually an involuntary act during sleep, but may also be produced voluntarily. ...
• William C Dement, of the Stanford Sleep Center, anyone who snores and has daytime drowsiness should be evaluated for sleep disorders. ...

• Seven hours' sleep "the safest" .
• People who sleep for eight hours or more every night have a higher death rate than those who average six to seven hours, according to a new US study. But many sleep experts are sceptical about the findings. ...
• In 1982, the participants were asked about their sleep duration, frequency of insomnia and sleeping pill use. ...
• "People who sleep for eight hours are 13 to 15 percent more likely to die within six years than those who sleep seven hours. ...
• About half of the group studied slept for eight hours, although the average sleep time in the western world is now 6. ...
• The findings contradict the widely held view that sleep deprivation and insomnia are dangerous to health and that increased sleep leads to increased longevity. "The important message is that it is very safe to sleep five, six or seven hours - sleeping for longer is certainly not risk free. ...
• But Orfeu Buxton at the University of Chicago sleep research centre says: "They have used subjective measures for sleep that are a poor surrogate for actual sleep measures. ...
• But, he says: "Sleep length might affect cytokines, which are transmitters that affect inflammation, and this might somehow influence mortality. " People who sleep longer may also be an increased risk of sleep apnoea, when breathing stops during sleep, he suggests. ...
• Bruce Carnes of the University of Chicago says it is not possible to assign simple mortality risks to different sleep durations. ...
• Sleep scientists discount sheep 23 January 2002 .
• Sleep is essential for normal brain development in early life 26 April 2001 .

• Big Sleep, The (1946) .
•  BIG SLEEP, THE .
• As for 'The Big Sleep', I agree, Max Steiner's score was an important ingredient. ...
• Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Big Sleep, The (1946)Recent Posts (updated daily).
• Mildred Pierce/The Big Sleep.

• All patients notice worsening of symptoms at night (usually as they lie in bed before sleep or when they are awakened in the middle of the night) and improve-ment early in the morning. ...
• Periodic limb movements of sleep. About 80% of patients with restless legs syndrome have unilateral or bilateral periodic limb movements of sleep, also called nocturnal myoclonus (1,3). These movements are stereotyped, repetitive, slow flexion of the limbs (legs alone or legs more than arms) during stage 1 or 2 sleep. ...
• They are similar to periodic limb movements of sleep but occur only during wakefulness. ...
• Sleep disturbance. Because of limb discomfort and jerking, most patients with restless legs syndrome have disturbances of sleep onset or maintenance (1,3). ...
• Polysomnography is rarely necessary but may be used to quantify periodic limb movements of sleep or to characterize sleep architecture, especially in patients who continue to have significant sleep disturbance despite relief of sensory symptoms with treatment. ...
• Levodopa with carbidopa Levodopa with carbidopa (Sinemet) can improve sensory symptoms and periodic limb movements of sleep in primary restless legs syndrome and that associated with uremia (1-3,16). For symptoms that start before sleep, one 25/100-mg carbidopa/levodopa tablet can be taken 1 to 2 hours before bedtime. ... In patients who have symptoms both before sleep and during the night, a combination of short-acting and controlled-release tablets can be given. ...
• Clonazepam (Klonopin) has been shown to ease the sensory symptoms and periodic limb movements of sleep in restless legs syndrome (1-3,16). ... The major side effects of benzodiazepines include daytime drowsiness and confusion, unsteadiness and falls, and aggravation of sleep apnea. ...
• Open-label studies have found gabapentin (Neurontin) to be effective in relieving sensory symptoms (22) and periodic limb movements of sleep, even in refractory cases. ...
• Restless legs syndrome and periodic movements of sleep. ...
• Sleep 1996;19(3):205-13 .

• Sleep.
• Sleep.
• Insomnia is the perception or complaint of inadequate or poor-quality sleep because of one or more of the following: difficulty falling asleep, waking up frequently during the night with difficulty returning to sleep, waking up too early in the morning, unrefreshing sleep. There are many causes of insomnia generally occurring in people who are temporarily experiencing one or more of the following: stress, environmental noise, extreme temperatures change in the surrounding environment, sleep/wake schedule problems such as those due to jet lag, medication side effects. Featuring Naturopathica Natural Deep Sleep .
• Naturopathica Deep Sleep is also helpful for insomnia characterised by more anxious states or with nervous tension. Taken before bed will ensure a more restful nights sleep without leaving a sedated feeling in the morning. ...
• Swisse Clinicals TRANQN™ Relaxation & Sleep Capsules .
• Naturopathica Natural Deep Sleep Tablets .
• ~ A warm drink at night works wonders, so combine these with Tea life Relax Tea - particularly valuable for Insomnia, where feeling ‘wound up’ at the end of the day may be preventing sleep. This tea particularly relives and relaxes tension enabling a smoother transition to sleep. The routine of consuming a cup of relax tea prior to sleep is relaxing in itself without the stimulants found in other nightcaps: .
• Green Medicine Clear Sleep (Jade Pillow) 60 caps.
• Green Medicine Clear Sleep is an ideal Chinese Medicine formula for sleep pattern disturbances such as insomnia .
• Swisse Clinicals TRANQN™ Relaxation & Sleep 80 caps.
• Swisse Clinical TRANQN for Relaxation & Sleep is a combination of sedative herbs with synergistically acting magnesium to help relieve nervous tension and promote more restful sleep. ...

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•  mother's heartbeat baby sleep music .
•   Below are Slumber Sounds' links and articles on baby sleep, crying,  and fussiness problems. ...
• All new parents discover that putting newborn babies to sleep can be a slow process. Often, baby go to sleep lullabies, nursery songs, music therapy, or other baby bedtime songs can help a fussy baby fall asleep. ...
• bedtime success for baby   (from American Baby Magazine) how to help your baby develop sensible sleep patterns.  establish routine and regular sleep schedule.
• your baby's sleep patterns   (from Pampers Parenting Institute) discussion of sleep sorted by  age, newborn to pre-school.
• should baby sleep in parents bed?   (from Notre Dame magazine) in depth discussion of co-sleeping. ...
• infant sleep forums   baby and children's sleep page. links, news, sleep test, and more.
• when will baby sleep all night?    some babies take longer to sleep through night. ... check on baby in way that helps him go back to sleep. ...
• baby sleep patterns   sleep patterns in babies arranged by baby's age. creating the sleep environment. ...   how many hours should baby sleep at night. putting baby to sleep in own bed or crib.

• To be, or not to be, â ”that is the question:â ” Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them? â ”To die, â ”to sleep,â ” No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heartache, and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to, â ”'tis a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, â ”to sleep;â ” To sleep! perchance to dream: â ”ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause: there's the respect That makes calamity of so long life; For who would bear the whips and scorns of time, The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The pangs of despis'd love, the law's delay, The insolence of office, and the spurns That patient merit of the unworthy takes, When he himself might his quietus make With a bare bodkin? who would these fardels bear, To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death,â ” The undiscover'd country, from whose bourn No traveller returns,â ”puzzles the will, And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of? Thus conscience does make cowards of us all; And thus the native hue of resolution Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought; And enterprises of great pith and moment, With this regard, their currents turn awry, And lose the name of action. ...

• The Big Sleep.
• The Big Sleep is a 1939 novel by Raymond Chandler, thrice filmed. ...
• The Big Sleep (1946) starring Humphrey Bogart as the hard-boiled private-eye Philip Marlowe. ...
• A famous story of the filming: Of the many corpses that turn up in The Big Sleep, one is that of Owen Taylor, a chauffeur, who is found dead in a water-logged Packard, "washing around off Lido Pier". ...
• The Big Sleep was remade in 1978 by Michael Winner starring Robert Mitchum as Philip Marlowe. ... The later film The Big Lebowski is also based on The Big Sleep, with numerous alterations. ...

• Night Terrors Resource Center Your one stop website for the Sleep Disorders Night Terrors and Sleep Paralysis .
• After spending the last 15+ years of my life experiencing night terrors, I decided to find out more about this sleep disorder. ... Sleep Terrors, Sleep Terror Disorder, Night Terrors, Pavor Nocturnus and then the mouthful DSM-IV AXIS I: 307. ... Another problem I ran into was that HSP (Hallucinatory sleep disorder) has some similarities to Night Terrors. I have included information about sleep paralysis to help you figure out which you may have.
• Sleep labs across the United States and Canada have shown through sleep studies, that Night Terrors happen due to increased brain activity. ...
• Night Terrors Symptoms: Sudden awakening from sleep, persistent fear or terror that occurs at night, screaming, sweating, confusion, rapid heart rate, inability to explain what happened, usually no recall of "bad dreams" or nightmares, may have a vague sense of frightening images. ...
• Night Terror or Nightmare?:Nightmares occur during the dream phase of sleep known as REM sleep. Most people enter the REM stage of sleep sometime after 90 minutes of sleep. ... Night terrors, on the other hand, occur during a phase of deep non-REM sleep usually within an hour after the subject goes to bed. ... (A link to a sleep stages chart can be found on the navigation bar to the left) During a night terror, which may last anywhere from five to twenty minutes, the person is still asleep, although the sleepers eyes may be open. ...
• Occur in stage 4 of the sleep cycle.

• Sleep.
• Sleep is the process in which humans and other animals periodically rest, with decreased responsiveness to the surrounding world. Sleep occurs cyclically, roughly every 24 hours even though the average human inner body clock usually runs a 24. ... One of the correlates of this cycle is the level of melatonin, which is high at times when we tend to sleep. Some people sleep twice every 24 hours (afternoon nap, siesta). ...
• 1 Characteristics of Sleep.
• 2 Animal Sleep.
• 3 Functions of Sleep.
• 4 Sleep Disorders.
• Characteristics of Sleep.
• Sleep has two characteristics: .
• These two characteristics separate real sleep from many things that are described as "sleep", but really are not, such as coma or death. ...
• Animal Sleep.
• Animals vary widely in their amounts of sleep, from 2 hours a day for giraffes to 20 hours for bats. Cats are one of the few animals that do not have most of their sleep consolidated into one session, preferring instead to spread their sleep fairly evenly throughout the day. ...
• Seals and dolphins "sleep" with alternate hemispheres of their brains asleep and the other awake. ...

• Regular Sleep .
• Treat Other Sleep Disorders .
• Patients with fibromyalgia usually ache all over, sleep poorly, are stiff on waking, and are tired all day. ...
• It may lie dormant until triggered by an infection, injury, stress, or sleep disturbance. ...
• One leading theory links fibromyalgia with an abnormality of deep sleep. Fibromyalgia patients often note that not getting enough sleep or even just staying up an hour late makes their fibromyalgia symptoms worse the next day. Abnormal brain waveforms have been found in deep sleep in many patients with fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia-like symptoms and tender points can be produced in normal volunteers by depriving them of deep sleep for a few days. ... This hormone is produced almost exclusively in deep sleep, and its production is increased by exercise. Daily exercise has been found to be an important part of treatment of fibromyalgia along with steps taken to improve sleep. ...
• Experimental disturbance of deep sleep in normal volunteers causes similar immune system changes, suggesting that the immune system changes may be secondary to the sleep disorder. ... Putting this all together, this suggests that fibromyalgia symptoms may be caused by elevated levels of certain cytokines produced by an immune system which is not functioning normally because of a chronic sleep disorder. ...
• Neurotransmitter and endocrine changes occur in fibromyalgia, particularly involving serotonin and the pituitary-adrenal axis, but as these same changes can also be produced by experimental deep sleep deprivation, they are probably secondary rather than primary. ...
• 1) Medication to improve deep sleep. ...
• 2) Regular sleep hours and an adequate amount of sleep. ...
• 5) Treatment of any coexisting sleep disorders. ...

• The Dream Emporium's topics include: dreams, dream symbols, how to interpret your dreams, keeping a dream journal, nightmares, sleep disorders such as sleep walking, sleep talking, sleep paralysis, night terrors; lucid dreams, dream symbols, helping children with their nightmares; you can enter a contest to win a Free dream interpretation, articles I've written on how to choose a dream symbol book; and more topics include lucid dreaming, extensive dream links and a Cool Links page, dream interpretation service, actual dream interpretations I've given to contest winners including Sea of Dreams webzine column from G21 webzine, links to Dream FAQ's, dream-related E-zines, newsgroups, dream videos, and much more. ...
• | Night Terrors | | False Awakening | | Sleep Paralysis | | Sleep Walking & Talking |.
• | Sleep Disorders | | Lucid Dreams | | Dream Themes and Triggers | Helping Children |.
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• ON THIS PAGE: What is sleep? | What are the stages of sleep? | How is sleep affected by caffeine, medications, heavy smoking and alcohol? | Why is sleep important? | How much sleep do we need? | Sleep tips | Online resources | Related topics.
• What is sleep?.
• Sleep is a natural and periodic state of rest during which consciousness of the world is suspended. Sleep is also marked by lessened movement of the skeletal muscles and slowed-down metabolism. ...
• What goes on when we sleep? Scientists know that the brain is incredibly active during sleep because they can measure brain activity using an electroencephalograph or EEG. Additionally, they can record muscle activity during sleep using an electromyogram (EMG) and monitor eye movements with an electroculogram (EOG). ...
• What are the stages of sleep? .
• During sleep, we usually pass through five phases of sleep: stages 1, 2, 3, 4, and REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. These stages progress in a cycle from stage 1 to REM sleep, then the cycle starts over again with stage 1. In an eight hour period of sleep the brain cycles through theses stages 4 or 5 times. We spend almost 50 percent of our total sleep time in stage 2 sleep, about 20 percent in REM sleep, and the remaining 30 percent in the other stages. Infants, by contrast, spend about half of their sleep time in REM sleep.
• Stage 1 sleep (drowsiness): We drift in and out of sleep for about 5 to 10 minutes and can be awakened easily. ...
• Stage 2 (light sleep): Our eye movements stop and our brain waves (fluctuations of electrical activity that can be measured by electrodes) become slower, with occasional bursts of rapid waves called sleep spindles. ...
• Stages 3 and 4 (deep sleep) : In stage 3 sleep extremely slow brain waves called delta waves begin to appear, interspersed with smaller, faster waves. ... It is very difficult to wake someone during stages 3 and 4, which together are called deep sleep. ... People awakened during deep sleep do not adjust immediately and often feel groggy and disoriented for several minutes after they wake up. Some children experience bedwetting, night terrors, or sleepwalking during deep sleep. ...

• (Sleep - who needs it?) oh, but that's ok anyway. ... I got up at 4:00 am yesterday to catch up a plane, to be back home at 10 pm, so I will probably sleep this evening. ...

• Welcome to the Sleep Clinic, home for diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge and London areas, Ontario, Canada .
• Disturbed sleep due to various sleep disorders is related to the occurrence of several medical conditions. One in four Canadians report significant sleep problems. ...
• What is a Sleep Study.
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
• Other Sleep Disorders.
• How Well Do You Sleep.
• Sleep Resources.
• E-Mail: sleep@golden. ... org © Sleep Clinic, 2002 .

• How Sleep Works.
• › Introduction to How Sleep Works.
• › Characteristics of Sleep.
• › Sleep and the Brain.
• › REM Sleep.
• › Why Sleep?.
• › A Final Word on Sleep.
• Sleep is one of those funny things about being a human being -- you just have to do it. ...
• --> Dreaming occurs in the fifth stage of sleep.
• If you have ever wondered about why people have to sleep or what causes dreams, then read on. In this article, you'll find out all about sleep and what it does for you. ...
• › Introduction to How Sleep Works.
• › Characteristics of Sleep.
• › Sleep and the Brain.
• › REM Sleep.
• › Why Sleep?.

• You are welcome to the Homepage of the Irish Sleep Apnoea Trust. ...
• Presently although there are only 3,500 patients diagnosed in Ireland with Sleep Apnoea Syndrome, European Union Medical Research indicates that somewhere in the region of 45/50,000 people in Ireland actually suffer from the disorder, ranging from mild to severe.   A layman’s definition of Sleep Apnoea is ‘the cessation of breathing during sleep’. ...
• Some of the problems facing people with untreated Sleep Apnoea Syndrome are:.
• The Irish Sleep Apnoea Trust promotes awareness, understanding and treatment of Sleep Apnoea through education, research and fund raising.
• The Irish Sleep Apnoea Trust is a non-political, non-profit making Patient Support Group for sufferers (and their families) of Sleep Apnoea.
• The ethos and management style of the Irish Sleep Apnoea Trust is one of transparency in its decision making process coupled with a commitment to serve and deliver benefits to the members. ...

• sleep problems.
• Main > Parenting Tips > Sleep Problems .
• Sleep Problems.
• • Kids and Sleep.
• • Sleep Problems in Children - The Sleep Tight Video.
• • Nightmares, Night Terrors and Sleep Walking.
• • Sleep Advice.
• • Poll: When did your baby start to sleep through the night?.
• Children often have sleep problems during the first year of life, including trouble getting to sleep, waking up in the middle of the night and having irregular sleep patterns. Remember that there are no definite right or wrong ways to put your child to sleep and that if you and your baby are happy with your current routine then you should stick to it. However, it is not good if it is a struggle to put your child to bed, if he gets overly frustrated in the process, strongly resists being put to bed or if he is waking up so much that he or other family members end up not getting adequate sleep. ...
• Newborns have irregular sleep patterns, but by two to three months of age, your child should be on a more regular schedule. ... This should also include developing good sleep associations, which are the things that your child associates with falling asleep, including falling asleep alone in their crib. It should not include falling asleep while nursing or drinking a bottle, sucking on a pacifier or being rocked, since if your child wakes up in the night, he will need those same conditions to go back to sleep.
• By three months, the majority of babies are able to sleep for most of the night, but may wake up again in the middle of the night. The babies that have developed good sleep associations are able to go right back to sleep, while the ones with the wrong associations cry out. ...

• Welcome to Philadelphia and to the 18th Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies! .
• The Associated Professional Sleep Societies' (APSS) 18th Annual Meeting will be held June 5-10, 2004 at the PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION CENTER in downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
• The Associated Professional Sleep Societies' (APSS) is a joint venture of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and the Sleep Research Society. ...
• Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC.

• The No-cry Sleep Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night  .
• Buy The No-cry Sleep Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Baby. ...
• Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child; Paperback ~ Marc Weissbluth .
• Help Your Baby to Sleep (National Childbirth Trust Guides); Paperback ~ Penny Hames .
• Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems: A Practical and Comprehensive Guide for Parents; Paperback ~ Richard Ferber Explore similar items. ...
• "At long last, I've found a book that I can hand to weary parents with the confidence that they can learn to help their baby sleep through the night without the baby crying it out. ...
• Now every night I'm getting more sleep than I've gotten in years! The best part is, there has been NO crying!".
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• Are you suffering through sleepless nights and having to fend off a barrage of heartless advice about letting your baby "cry it out"? The No-Cry Sleep Solution will show you how it is entirely possible and within your grasp to help your baby fall asleep peacefully and stay asleep all night long.
• Until now the only two ways to deal with sleepless nights were to let your baby cry herself to sleep or to become a sleep-deprived martyr and tough it out from dusk until dawn. ... Pantley is like a best friend who's been there and is full of caring advice to help you and your baby get a good night's sleep. ...
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• Don't let sleep deprivation keep you from enjoying your baby. The No-Cry Sleep Solution is full of reassuring advice and words of wisdom from other parents who have had success with the program. It will give you the tools you need to effectively and gently reach your goal a good night's sleep for everyone.
• She and her husband live in Washington state with their four children and all sleep through the night.

• MedicineNet Home > Diseases & Conditions A-Z List > Senior Health Home > Sleep.
•  Sleep Index .
• Sleep.
• What is sleep? .
• What causes sleep and how is it defined? .
• What is sleep?.
• Sleep is a natural body function during which we are relatively unconscious and the muscles that we normally control are relaxed. The result of sleep is a refreshment of the nervous system (including the brain) and of the muscles.
• Sleep plays a central role in everyone's life.
• As we age, our bodies normally require less sleep. ... There is an interesting sex difference in duration of sleep. ...
• What causes sleep and how is it defined? .
• Sleep is initiated by specialized areas in the brain. ...
• There are various stages of sleep which are defined by body motions as well as by the character of the electrical activity in the brain. The typical patterns of electrical activity for the phases of sleep vary with age.
• Sleep walking (medically termed somnambulism) as well as bedwetting occur usually during a particular phase of sleep during which the electrical activity slows down (slow wave sleep). These behaviors occur most commonly during arousal from slow wave sleep.

• Field Mice with capital lettering also refers to intelligent creatures -- field mice -- that live just outside the Emerald City of Oz and aid Dorothy Gale, the Scarecrow (Oz), the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion to escape the sleep-inducing poppy fields in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and in the retaking of the Emerald City in The Marvelous Land of Oz. ...

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• The World's favourite Sleep Mask is now even better!.
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• Sleep during the day .
• The Hibermate, the luxurious, new sleep mask .
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• The world's best sleep mask is now even better! Complete Sleep Systems has introduced removable ear pillows to its Hibermate range at no extra cost. As you'd expect, the Hibermate sleep mask completely blocks out light and now it significantly reduces unwanted noise. ...
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• In Greek mythology, the personification of sleep (Roman equivalent Somnus). His twin was Thanatos ("sleep"), death; their mother was the goddess Nyx. ...
• Endymion received the power to sleep with his eyes open from Hypnos, in order to constantly watch his beloved Selene. ...

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