The first type of rest we need is physical rest, which can be passive or active. Passive physical rest includes sleeping and napping, while active physical rest means restorative activities such as yoga, stretching and massage therapy that help improve the body’s circulation and flexibility. The second type of rest is mental rest. The third type of rest we need is sensory rest. The fourth type of rest is creative rest. Now let’s take a look at another individual — the friend whom everyone thinks is the nicest person they’ve ever met, this person requires emotional rest, which means having the time and space to freely express your feelings and cut back on people pleasing. If you’re in need of emotional rest, you probably have a social rest deficit too. The final type of rest is spiritual rest, which is the ability to connect beyond the physical and mental and feel a deep sense of belonging, love, acceptance and purpose. Rest should equal restoration in seven key areas of your life.