Howling wind in my ear

[velvet]

So I been waking up hearing like tear drops and sorts of things in my room. Which was unusual so I put my head up to see if I hear something, and I don't. I check the window and I see that it's wet outside plus theirs wind. Then I closed my eyes after 2-3 minutes then I start to feel like theirs a rush of wind coming towards me even inside my right ear and it felt cold even though I had my heater on. So it felt freaky, woke up again looking around to see if their was wind coming inside the window but nothing, plus it was nice and warm when I got up. After that I felt into a dream that was non-lucid and it was going fine. When the dream stop and the wind started again, I woke up again with a creepy feeling looking around inside my room but no damn wind. Maybe I thought it was sleep deprive but before that happened I had slept 6 hours . Then I thought maybe it was sleep paralysis but the first time my body was awake and my mind. So I really don't know, it felt creepy though because my ear still feels funny.

[Sugarglider11]

So I been waking up hearing like tear drops and sorts of things in my room. Which was unusual so I put my head up to see if I hear something, and I don't. I check the window and I see that it's wet outside plus theirs wind. Then I closed my eyes after 2-3 minutes then I start to feel like theirs a rush of wind coming towards me even inside my right ear and it felt cold even though I had my heater on. So it felt freaky, woke up again looking around to see if their was wind coming inside the window but nothing, plus it was nice and warm when I got up. After that I felt into a dream that was non-lucid and it was going fine. When the dream stop and the wind started again, I woke up again with a creepy feeling looking around inside my room but no damn wind. Maybe I thought it was sleep deprive but before that happened I had slept 6 hours . Then I thought maybe it was sleep paralysis but the first time my body was awake and my mind. So I really don't know, it felt creepy though because my ear still feels funny. I'm pretty sure this was hypnogogia, the sound, images or feelings you get while falling asleep. You were probably on your way to being in sleep paraylsis. Hope I cleared some things up for you.

[saxonharp]

I'm pretty sure this was hypnogogia, the sound, images or feelings you get while falling asleep. You were probably on your way to being in sleep paraylsis. Hope I cleared some things up for you. I think you're right. Still, it might be something to keep a look out on. If it continues or there's more substantial experiences, it may very well be spiritual communication.

[Sugarglider11]

I think you're right. Still, it might be something to keep a look out on. If it continues or there's more substantial experiences, it may very well be spiritual communication. Now, I don't mean to upset you or anything, but I want the other person to know that even if it happens again its probably hypnogogia, but there is always that possibility that its what you said.

[velvet]

It was hypnogogia, I haven't had it anymore it just happened at a random time. Although I have been reading about it and it says that it's kind of linked to Sleep Paralysis. So who knows if I had stayed with my eyes close, I could have had Sleep Paralysis but I just didn't like the feeling .

[Carôusoul]

What does a "tear drop" sound like? I didn't think there was a specific sound for that.

[Dizko]

I get very loud wind in my ears when i attempt to WILD.

[saxonharp]

Now, I don't mean to upset you or anything, but I want the other person to know that even if it happens again its probably hypnogogia, but there is always that possibility that its what you said. I'm not usually easily upset. Here's a thunk though - try this on and see how it fits: "Who's to say that what scientists and neurologists CALL hypnogogia ISN'T Spiritual communication?" Just because you know that bits of the mantle sometimes squeeze through realtively small cracks in the earth's crust doesn't make an errupting volcano any less powerful. And just because you can explain HOW something works, doesn't necessarily mean you know WHY it works.

[Sugarglider11]

I'm not usually easily upset. Here's a thunk though - try this on and see how it fits: "Who's to say that what scientists and neurologists CALL hypnogogia ISN'T Spiritual communication?" Just because you know that bits of the mantle sometimes squeeze through realtively small cracks in the earth's crust doesn't make an errupting volcano any less powerful. And just because you can explain HOW something works, doesn't necessarily mean you know WHY it works. Im familiar with what your saying. The fact stays the same, but the way that happens can change.

[efraim83]

Many times I've felt/heard wind in my ears or on my face as I was falling into a dream... This morning though was quite extreme that's why I googled it and found this forum after I woke up The wind was so strong it was hurting my ears, and it happened a couple of times I woke up then fell back to sleep woke up fell back to sleep and each time there was a strong wind and a couple of times I believed I heard someone whispering something to my ears though don't remember what it was exactly. The dream state was sort of strange too it's because I was semi-conscious I guess, and was actually in my own room, doing things but some of my senses were dead so I was mostly working on trying to stay calm through it and not freak out and wake up. I have experienced something like that many times, though not such a strong wind. Maybe it's some sort of a weak lucid state or a clumsy awakening into an other plane ?