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Sleep Paralysis
#21
ffs, now im gonna be so scared to go sleep tonight.. why did i have to read this! WHY?! :'( :'(
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#22
I doubt you can induce it on yourself, but its not like Im an expert on the subject im just a 'victim' haha, if it ever does happen, you'll know when you realize you can't move, thats the trigger for all the bad shit afterwards, so least you'll know none of its real, unlike poor old me this morning  :(
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#23
I remember I got a bad cramp in my calf once and I tried rolling around to make it stop and nearly fell off my bed
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#24
Ive experienced this but i just see sorta gradient colours.. or w/e i can call it
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#25
I'll try to tell how it happened to me. I went to bed around 4 a.m or 5 a.m can't remember correctly. I woke up around 10 a.m to say bye to my boyfriend cause he was going to school. After that I went back to sleep then I started dreaming. In the dream, I was standing behind a house in the backyard looking to a black sky full of stars and I was "trying" to see different lights (flashlights) in my dream it was suposed to be some kind of alien signs. Eventually I started seeing some flashlights and they started getting brighter and brighter and suddenly I opened my eyes with a very very bright light and after some seconds I could slightly see the wall that is located beside the bed. While seeing the wall I was hearing that horrifying continuous loud sound and I was really trying to move my body but I couldn't. I kept trying, I remember I could only move my finger a bit but I really felt tired from continuosly trying to move. After some seconds I slowly got my movements back. I checked my phone and went back to sleep. At that moment I was like "What the fuck just happened ?". It was the worst thing ever. I couldn't see any ghost or monster whatever but I was in extreme panic, feeling a mortal fear. It felt like I was being abducted lol. ugh I don't want to have this again :X

There are a lot of information about sleep paralysis, lucid dreaming etc. I've been studying it for a while after what happened to me. It's quite interesting.
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#26
I've read before, that you can 'trigger' a lucid dream by laying on your back with your arms on your sides, and not moving at all.

When you're normally trying to sleep, your brain apparently sends you a signal, telling you to move your limbs, by doing this, your brain checks if you're ready to sleep yet or not.
By not moving your limbs you're basically telling your brain you're ready to sleep. Supposedly, you will start dreaming at this point, even though you are still awake, causing lucid dreams.


I've tried it before, but I couldn't keep myself from moving ;x
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#27
(02-23-2011, 07:24 AM)Rien link Wrote: I've read before, that you can 'trigger' a lucid dream by laying on your back with your arms on your sides, and not moving at all.

When you're normally trying to sleep, your brain apparently sends you a signal, telling you to move your limbs, by doing this, your brain checks if you're ready to sleep yet or not.
By not moving your limbs you're basically telling your brain you're ready to sleep. Supposedly, you will start dreaming at this point, even though you are still awake, causing lucid dreams.


I've tried it before, but I couldn't keep myself from moving ;x
why the hell would you try it? i have a feeling it's going to happen to me soon becus this whole topic has been bothering me since yesterday, hope not ;(
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#28
I can't help but hate on the whole damn alien scenarios people always talk about.
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#29
Yea i had this once, when i tryed to lucid dream, man i couldn't move but i noticed i was awake, i saw some sort of black weird figure in  my room trying to push on my chest.. and shit.


but lucide dreaming is awesome so you should take the riskt!!!
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#30
YOU GUYS SHOULD GAME LESS!!

Obviously this stream of interacting images (gaming) used up all of your brainpower, causing errors in your brain!

:+
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