Quote Originally Posted by Mega93 View Post
Sleep Paralysis occurs when you wake up in the middle of your REM sleep. During your REM sleep your body "locks" itself to prevent you from acting out your dreams. That's why you mostly get SP after having a lucid dream, cause the fact that you are lucid often wakes you up eventually and if you're lucky in the middle of your REM sleep. If you think SP is that numbness you might get after lying in your bed WILDing for a while then you are WRONG. SP often occurs when waking up from a nap since you often enter REM sleep immediately then.
Wait, so everything I have been reading states what when WILDing you will go into sleep paralysis, then start to see and hear things, then then transitional phase sets in from awake to dreaming, but you are awake for the transition into sleep paralysis.

So are you just saying don't worry about feeling sleep paralysis because it comes after you enter the dream? And you will only experience full paralysis after you begin a LD?