I used to get that but it wasn't really recurring. In a way you should be happy as it can be classed as a dream sign and help you become lucid. |
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Every once in a while I'll have this nightmare where I'm semi-paralysed (I can move very very slowly if I put a lot of effort into it). It used to appear randomly, but now it seems to have started recurring almost every night. I don't think that this is "sleep paralysis", because as soon as I wake up, I can move again. Every time I find myself in this predicament, I try to perform a reality test. The strange thing is that last night when I performed a reality test by trying to look at my bedside clock, it was unplugged in the dream! I didn't remember unplugging it, so that caused me to become lucid, although I was in too much of a panic to calm down and control the dream, so I freaked out until I woke up. When I wake up, my head seems to be very hot. |
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"There's so much to dream about; there must be more to my life" — Alexisonfire, "Boiled Frogs"
I used to get that but it wasn't really recurring. In a way you should be happy as it can be classed as a dream sign and help you become lucid. |
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NeAvO's Nightly JourneysAdopted: Hazel AngelGirl ShadowsandTerrorhawkerCourtesy of GoldneyShoot for the moon, even if you miss it you will land among the stars.Originally Posted by Vex Kitten
Thanks for the reply. I'll try that, but this particular dream sign seems too frightening to be able to stay in the dream... but I'll try |
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"There's so much to dream about; there must be more to my life" — Alexisonfire, "Boiled Frogs"
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