Quote Originally Posted by moonshine View Post
What are you saying then?
What exactly are you arguing about?
If you read my article on sleep paralysis you would know that I have taken sleep paralysis as a disorder into account. I even said that you could use this state to initiate lucid dreams from. What I'm arguing against are the following myths:
  • Myth 1: That it's possible to willfully induce REM atonia outside of REM sleep and that a large proportion of people who WILD regularly do this.
  • Myth 2: That it's normal to experience REM atonia in REM sleep.
  • Myth 3: That sensations like the lead blanket feeling, numbness, tingling, vibrations, etc. are symptoms of REM atonia occurring outside of REM sleep.

I haven't seen any facts that support these ideas; hence I consider them myths.