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Chronic insomnia

According to Henry W. Wright

Possible spiritual roots

Fear, anxiety, or inward torment following wounding or victimization.

Tragedy, insecurity, phobias, or unresolved circumstances project the expectation of danger into the future.

The person worries about tomorrow and remains watchful instead of resting in peace.

In Wright’s model, the prolonged fight-or-flight response keeps the hypothalamus aroused.

Chronic insomnia or sleep disturbance.

Bring fear and torment to God, entrust the future to Him, and learn to rest in His presence and care.

Henry W. Wright — A More Excellent Way (2009, English); topic: Chronic insomnia
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