Literal darkness? I actually feel more peppy when it's overcast as opposed to sunny and when it's night in general as opposed to day. I like shadowy indoor rooms, too.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18972 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
I read that about three million people in America suffer from seasonal affective disorder, making them slightly less optimistic and a little bit moody from early fall to spring every year. I think that figure may even be under-reported 'cause it seems almost normal to have a little more "pep in your step" in the summertime.
Rusty Messages: 1415 Registered: May 2018 Location: Kansas City Missouri
Illuminati (3rd Degree)
Except when the dog days of summer drain all your invigoration away. Humidity in the upper 60's and heat index of 112 makes for cabin fever like the dead of winter. You just wear a lot less clothes. Can't wait for the leaves to turn now.
Darkness can affect us both in a the negative or positive ways. Being intentionally or positively, darkness promote healing, rest and clear mindset. It's a period for emotional processing and creativity. I always prefer the dark whenever I wanted to get some clarity and a clear mindset.
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