Have you ever noticed that your mind feels different when you are drifting off to sleep compared to when you are wide awake at your desk? That change is not only emotional, it is electrical. Your brain works with different rhythms, called brain waves, and each rhythm belongs to a different state of being. Alpha waves help your brain shift from daytime thinking into the calm transition that makes falling asleep easier. In this episode you will learn why your brain needs this A

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Why Your Brain Needs Theta Waves for Deep Repair Inside the Nightly Rhythm That Rebuilds Your Mind Theta waves guide your brain through its nightly repair cycle — balancing emotion, memory, and rest. Illustration inspired by the calm rhythm of deep sleep. Welcome to Sleep Science Space. Before we begin, take a slow breath in … and exhale. Feel how one quiet breath creates a small opening in your attention. That opening is where this journey happens. Tonight we explore your br