Psychological analysis of a human beings character based on his sleep posture

Psychological analysis of a human beings character based on his sleep posture

The other day when I was passing through a crowded road, I saw an old man sleeping very comfortably on a wooden hand cart. For most of us it is a normal routine thing to find some old or homeless ones sleeping on the roadside way in the busy hours of the morning. But for me it made me think about an article that I had read a couple of years ago in The Hindu newspaper about sleep patterns & human behaviour. There are basically three postures, according to that article that human beings take when they sleep:
1. the child like pose
2. the trekker or mountaineer posture or also known as balasan in yoga
3. the happy go lucky pose
According to that article the child like pose is when a person sleeps like a child in the womb, this posture describes that a human being is basically emotionally weak hence requires a lot of love & care from near & dear ones.
The other posture ie that of a mountaineer or as in yoga described as the balasan describes that, that particular human being tends to be more adventurous just like a child & ready to take any risks along his/ her way.
The last posture described was the happy go lucky posture where basically human being sleeps on the back bone, this posture describes the laid back approach of the human being, it also describes that the human being is least prone to take any risks in his/ her life.
Apart from the analysis made by the newspaper article I also came across to sleep patterns that people have like the one I discussed in the being of my article, people able to sleep in the noisiest places. This sleep pattern is basically found among loners or people who are living alone far from the family. These people find solace in the noise around them. The other day when I fell sick I was not able to sleep so I switched on the television just to hear some noise. Within few seconds I was able to sleep comfortably the noise around made me feel secure that people are around me.
Another pattern that I have found is that people not able to sleep in crowded places, this pattern is basically found among people who live in an joint family or those who have kids in their family, hence all the noise through out their waking hours make it mandatory for them to have silence to sleep.
Sometimes its really strange when we think that minute aspects of our life can describe a lot about us…..so next time you see some one sleeping you can really read what is running in that persons mind…..