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the moment the snooze button stops working on your entire life.
means The act of waking up, or—more often when used figuratively—a sudden realization or revival of awareness, feeling, or understanding.
from From the Old English áwrecnan / áwacian, "to wake up, rouse from sleep," built on wake plus the intensifying prefix a-. The literal sense of rising from slumber is ancient; the spiritual and intellectual sense—a soul or a society 'waking up'—grew alongside religious revival movements, where 'an Awakening' came to mean a stirring of collective conscience rather than just opening one's eyes.
- buddhist root
- Buddha means simply the awakened one
- sleep science
- sleep inertia fogs the brain up to 30 minutes
- musical
- Spring Awakening won eight Tony Awards in 2007
- great awakening
- 1730s revivals reshaped colonial American religion entirely
- hypnopompic
- the half-waking state where hallucinations sneak in
great awakening — religious revival movement in 1730s-1740s america led by jonathan edwards and george whitefield
second great awakening — protestant revival across us from 1790s-1840s, sparked camp meetings and new denominations
third great awakening — late 19th century american religious movement associated with revivalists like dwight moody