Naps Quotes

“What do you think they're going to do to us when they find us guilty?" she says after a few minutes of silence have passed.
"Honestly?"
"Does now seem like the time for honesty?"
I look at her from the corner of my eye. "I think they're going to force us to eat lots of cake and then take an unreasonably long nap.”
― Veronica Roth, Insurgent

“I count it as an absolute certainty that in paradise, everyone naps. A nap is a perfect pleasure and it's useful, too. It splits the day into two halves, making each half more manageable and enjoyable. How much easier it is to work in the morning if we know we have a nap to look forward to after lunch; and how much more pleasant the late afternoon and evening become after a little sleep. If you know there is a nap to come later in the day, then you can banish forever that terrible sense of doom one feels at 9 A.M. with eight hours of straight toil ahead. Not only that, but a nap can offer a glimpse into a twilight nether world where gods play and dreams happen.”
― Tom Hodgkinson, How to Be Idle

“Awake,chaos:we have napped.”
― E.E. Cummings, E. E. Cummings: Complete Poems, 1913-1962

“I think they're going to force us to eat lots of cake and then take an unreasonably long nap.”
― Veronica Roth, Insurgent

“Reading and naps, two of life's greatest pleasures, go especially well together.”
― Will Schwalbe, Books for Living

“...but with the hours I sometimes kept at the coffeehouse I had to have learned to take naps during the day or die, and I had learned to take naps. Up until five months ago "something or other or die" had always seemed like a plain choice in favor of the something or other.”
― Robin McKinley, Sunshine

“My body has decreed that I shall nap, and nothing will stand in my way.”
― Kathryn Ormsbee, Tash Hearts Tolstoy

“Once you clear that mind clutter out, the doorways for what you desire are open.”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“We talked of mice, the cat and I, and of the importance of napping.”
― Catherine Gilbert Murdock, The Book of Boy

“I never thought I’d need to teach myself how to nap, but here I am, an adult who finally figured it out.”
― Ken Breniman, Subversive Acts of Humanity: A Survival Guide for Choosing Evolution over Self-Destruction

“It is about looking straight ahead and not shifting that focus. Keep your eyes on the prize!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Think about it, if you can pick up on the vibes and thoughts of others then surely you can send out your own vibes and thoughts to others with a little conscious effort!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Our power to think is infinite, consequently that means our creative power is unlimited!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Remember: worry, fear, and negative thoughts produce a yield from those thoughts that have to be inevitably reaped after they have been sown!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“It is what we employ from the subconscious mind that is the most productive for manifesting!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Allowing a negative sentence in your head to end itself forms the very nucleus of negative thoughtforms!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Did you have a nice nap?' he asked. 'Yes, Sir. Naps are tricky. There's a little window of how long you can sleep that will leave you feeling awake and refreshed. But if you miss it and you nap less or more than that amount, you feel like crap the rest of the day. And then you will have insomnia, probably.' 'You're a real risk-taker," he said.”
― Joshua Edward Smith, Duality

“Pepper rolled her eyes. 'Most sapients confuse working hard with being miserable... Seriously, anybody working in a job that doesn't let you take a nap when you need to should get a new job. Present company excluded, of course.'
'Are naps good?'
'Naps are fucking great.”
― Becky Chambers, A Closed and Common Orbit

“You lay so still in the sunshine,
So still in that hot sweet hour—
That the timid things of the forest land
Came close; a butterfly lit on your hand,
Mistaking it for a flower.

You scarcely breathed in your slumber,
So dreamless it was, so deep—
While the warm air stirred in my veins like wine,
The air that had blown through a jasmine vine,
But you slept—and I let you sleep.”
― Radclyffe Hall, Poems of the Past & Present

“Now here is the fascinating thing, it is actually your own race! And just as a horse in a race, you do not look over to see what the next horse is doing. You are focused and you run your own race. That is how to create NAPS, create it for you and listen to yourself express those words with meaning and conviction.”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“I mean if we all looked at how much Bill Gates has in his bank and allowed that to act as a distraction then it could be very off-putting for some.”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“Running your own race means embracing your dreams and shifting towards them and not letting anyone discourage you from your goals or dreams. Create your NAPS with this in mind!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“By priming your subconscious mind you are allowing it to run in the background, and that way you are actually sending out positive thoughtforms from your subconscious in the waking state!”
― Stephen Richards, NAPS: Discover The Power Of Night Audio Programs

“There is something to the air here that leads one to compulsive napping. All these trees excrete dangerous levels of oxygen that one can only process in sleep. They have learned that we make better fertilizer for them unconscious.”
― Thomm Quackenbush, Holidays with Bigfoot

“The apprentice is required to master many techniques before receiving safari guide certification. Among the most difficult and essential of these skills is the ancient practice of unihemispheric slow-wave sleeping. The ability to sleep with half of the brain while the other remains completely alert, alternating between hemispheres, allows the guide to remain conscious twenty-four hours a day. This unconventional method has been observed in a number of terrestrial, aquatic and avian species, particularly those that dwell in areas of high predation. It is strongly recommended that safari guides avoid full REM sleep while guiding safaris. Though, when charged with the care of the most demanding and pampered of clients, a traditional fifteen minute nap is occasionally permitted.”
― Jesse Jacobs

“It took me five minutes of awkward silence to come up with an answer, but upon careful consideration, I told her that my perfect job would entail spending the day in a cushiony room, napping with baby animals. Maybe they had been abandoned by their mothers of left by the side of the road; whatever their situation, it would be my job to keep them company and pet them and generally give them a warm motherly vibe. When they wanted to play and roll around on the floor, I would do that with them, and then when they got tired, they could fall asleep in the crook of my arm or snuggled in my blouse. And sometimes I would give them a warm bottle, just like in all the nature specials. But they would definitely have to be baby animals. I wasn't about to get scratched or nipped or anything - I'm no St. Francis.”
― Samantha Bee, I Know I Am, But What Are You?

“The thing about me and other escape artists before me is this: I'm gonna thrive even when the world is on fire because my help doesn't come from this wicked world.”
― Tricia hersey, We Will Rest!: The Art of Escape

“I never thought I’d need to teach myself how to nap, but here I am—an adult who finally figured it out.”
― Ken Breniman, Subversive Acts of Humanity : A Survival Guide for Choosing Evolution over Self-Destruction

“That one small experiment turned into a habit. Now, I look forward to my ‘micro-naps,’ those little bursts of rest that recharge me like nothing else.”
― Ken Breniman, Subversive Acts of Humanity : A Survival Guide for Choosing Evolution over Self-Destruction

“Mother was down for one of the great battery of daily naps on which she had come to rely for a semblance of stability. Her most lucid moments seemed to occur when she first awoke and after that there were any number of cracks in the surface of her world through which to fall. There was no steering her toward solid ground; she stepped where she stepped.”
― Percival Everett, Erasure