According to legend, the Sandman brought pleasant dreams by sprinkling magic sand on the sleeper during the night. This legend may have originated to explain the gritty sand-like particles found in the eyes in the morning after a long sleep. (These are really formed of minerals and salt from evaporated tears)
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I have been swimming everyday for a whole week, and this whole week i could not go to sleep at all. I am betting it is from the chlorene in the swimming pools. i really think too much chlorene to skin contact can cause this. i barely got any sleep this week. So from now on, i do not swim everyday. So yes, chlorene does affect your sleep.
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Depends on the age of the person, for adults it's approximately seven to eight hours per night. However you do have cycles during your sleep, these are "REM" and "non REM" sleep. These cycles last roughly ninety minutes each, not a great idea to wake abruptly from REM sleep cycle as this can cause you to wake up like the Gringe!
Sleeplessness or insomnia is a disorder which causes people to not be able to sleep or not be able to sleep for a desirable length of time. This can cause problems such as hallucinations and nausea.
Sandman is the name given to a fictious entity who has the power to put one to sleep. "Mr. Sandman, give me your dreams." He places sand in your eyes and you fall to sleep. When you wake, the sand in the corner of your eye is the result of his putting you to sleep.
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Neither the European bringer-of-sleep nor the Spider-Man villain, both of whom are named "Sandman" were on the voyage of Titanic.
The first book in the Sandman comic book series is "Preludes & Nocturnes." It introduces the main character, Dream, also known as Morpheus, who is the Lord of Dreams.
No. By my knowledge there isn't a enter sandman that goes by that name.
Yes there is a version by the Four Amigos called Mister Sandman.
According to legend, the Sandman brought pleasant dreams by sprinkling magic sand on the sleeper during the night. This legend may have originated to explain the gritty sand-like particles found in the eyes in the morning after a long sleep. (These are really formed of minerals and salt from evaporated tears)
You just have to go to brd early and close your eyes tight, the "sandman" will do the rest.
The Sandman is a fictional character, a popular figure in Western folklore who brings good sleep and dreams by sprinkling magical sand onto the eyes of children. It sometimes is attached to something negative that happens when you are sleeping.
The usual term for a pet that assists its owner in some way is "service animal". If that's not what you were thinking of, I have no idea what you're talking about (unless the answer is "The hep cat that helps us go to sleep is the groovy dude called the sandman, man").
Traditional personifications of sleep vary by culture and era. Some of them are: the Sandman the moon The Greek god Hypnos The Roman God Somnus Ole Lukøje (in Danish legend)
Mark Sandman went by Man of Sand, and Sandman.