Night 1 The salt usually looks normal or slightly damp by morning. This reflects basic decompression. Sleep often feels deeper or more settled, and many people wake up feeling less keyed up or mentally busy. Night 2 You may notice light clumping or small wet patches in the salt. This is when stress that has been sitting just beneath the surface begins to ease. People often wake up more aware of how much tension they were carrying. Night 3 The salt may harden slightly, shift in texture, or look uneven. This reflects continued emotional clearing. Many people notice a sense of internal recalibration or quiet emotional release. Night 4 The salt often looks compacted or muted in appearance. This is associated with long-standing, low-grade stress softening. Sleep may feel heavier but deeply restorative. Night 5 The salt may soften again or appear more neutral. This marks a stabilization phase. People often wake up feeling clearer, calmer, and less reactive, even if life remains busy. Night 6 If there has been emotional overload or interpersonal stress, the salt may show a bit more moisture again. This reflects boundary repair. Many people feel more self-contained and less influenced by others’ energy. Night 7 The salt frequently appears settled, dry, or simply finished. This signals completion. The auric field feels more contained, and people often notice clearer thinking, steadier emotions, or renewed motivation.