The Gospel of Naps According to Tasshin - Tasshin

Enjoy your newfound napping skills, and use them for good, not evil.

As a traveling person on pilgrimage , I don’t have a regular schedule—no set wake-up time, morning or evening routine, cooking schedule or routine habits. The one thing I do nearly every day, without fail, is to take a nap. Not to be immodest, but I have become quite skilled at taking naps. I can nap sitting up in a chair or bus or airplane. I can nap lying down on the grass or even on pavement. I can nap for five or ten minutes, actually fall asleep, and feel rested when I wake up. It usually feels like there are two parts of my day: before my nap, and after my nap. I get a second wind after

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