When you sleep with your hands under your pillow it means sensitivity and shyness.
The position when you sleep with your hands under your pillow can be linked to shyness and sensitivity.
People who sleep on one side with their arms outstretched may be open natured although also somewhat suspicious.
They also tend to stick with their decisions.
Stomach sleeping with hands up or under the pillow is linked to a sociable nature and a dislike of criticism.
Tucking arms close to the body can provide psychological comfort and conserve heat.
Prone sleep may also be better for easing chronic muscle and joint pain.
If you sleep on your back with your hands above your head, you're bound to have shoulder pain.
Sleeping in this position puts pressure on the nerves in your upper back and might leave you with numbness and tingling in your arms and hands.
The good news with this position is that you're already a back sleeper.
According to their work, our sleep position can reveal insights about our personalities, our mood, and our approach to life.
Sleeping on your back is associated with self-confidence.
Back sleepers may also be stubborn and have high expectations for themselves and other people.