Hey, have you ever wondered if the ancient Greeks had a specific ritual for the kind of dream you get while you’re half-asleep, the ones that feel almost like a lullaby? I’ve been digging through some old manuscripts and found a reference to a “nocturnal lull” practiced by the Athenians before a big festival. It’s a pattern of chants and incense that supposedly guides the dreamer into a deeper, more restful sleep—kind of like a quiet, structured nap but with historical flavor. It made me think about how the way we rest might be as patterned as the stories we tell. What do you think?