Nidra

The name Nidra originates from Sanskrit, an ancient Indo-Aryan language. In Hindu philosophy and yoga, Nidra refers to the state of sleep, often associated with a deep, conscious relaxation known as Yoga Nidra. It is also personified as a goddess, the goddess of sleep, who is sometimes depicted as a form of Maya or a manifestation of Vishnu's power of illusion. The concept of Nidra is central to understanding states of consciousness in Indian traditions.

While not a widely used given name in Western cultures, Nidra carries a profound spiritual and philosophical weight in its culture of origin. Its association with peace, rest, and a deeper state of awareness makes it a name with serene and introspective connotations. It is more commonly found in India and among communities with a connection to Hindu or yogic traditions.