After a failed attempt at sleep paralysis this morning, I noticed something. |
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After a failed attempt at sleep paralysis this morning, I noticed something. |
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Last edited by Wilbert; 06-27-2011 at 08:54 PM.
I can sort of relate. It's like a faint fizzing or static as you said, in your ears. You can almost feel it in your head. I don't think thats related to S.P., it's just a normal body function. You just don't hear it I think because usually it's fairly noisy or there is at least one sound covering it up where ever you are. |
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It is quite loud and comes in short bursts. I'd definitely notice it if it happened while I was awake. Imagine yawning and multiply the sound that makes by about 4 or 5! |
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Last edited by Wilbert; 06-27-2011 at 08:55 PM.
Hm... well that does sound related. I can't imagine myself ever having done that. You would want to get more answers from other people, I'm not big on the S.P. department. If you don't get any answers from the people here, I would suggest you actually go and get that checked out, it sounds big. Unless it is S.P. related, in which case you are making progress. If not, maybe you have a tumor. But you never know, may be a good thing. |
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"Lol. Well it only happens when I do wbtb so I'm assuming it's sleep related and not a terminal disease. Fingers crossed! " |
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No need to check it out, it's completely normal. And your description is very accurate. I use this sensation as a signpost that I can try and induce an OBE. 5.5h sleep followed by a workout / 1h wakefulness is pretty much the best way to incubate this state. |
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I actually got it last night, along with a kind of cramp feeling when I went into S.P. This was during a DEILD attempt, but for some reason it just wore off. I don't know what to do now if it just wears off. |
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