Weird Sleep feeling (Sleep paralysis?) In school

So today in my American Lit class I was the first to finish a vocab sheet we got, while everyone struggled with it for about 40 minutes, no exaggeration, so I decided to take a small nap. After about 15 minutes I fell asleep, but when I woke up a little but my body kept feeling tingly, like when your foot goes asleep? And it felt as if my body kept going through the desk, it was an extremely weird. I can't remember if I couldn't move, or If I just didn't want to move. Then the second time I woke up a hallucinated a little bit. I opened my eyes, and I saw my friend come in the class room, and he handed me dry macaroni noodles, then left. It looked so real, and was really weird. Anyone else have an experience like this?

I sorta had an experience like this. I had just woken up in the morning & felt completely awake. My RC's checked out. I looked over towards my door and saw TONS of spiders or bugs crawling in a circular motion and then realized I was tingly all over. Shook myself out of it and got up for the day. No other hallucinations, etc. Kinda freaked me out for a moment. Didn't feel like the normal? SP I have.

Your Class is that boring? :lol: So boring you fell asleep.
I admit I have fallen asleep in class but it was year 8 humanities. HUM was really boring.

Haha, it's not that it was boring, but I finished an easy assignment on 10 min. so I had another 40 min. Of NOTHING else to do. :) I only sleep in class when I'm all caught up with my work and there's nothing to do.

Dont you get embarassed when you wake up in a puddle of drool? Hahahaha I wouldnt fall asleep in ANY of my classes I cant trust anyone in my school not to rob me of everything I own.

Im one of those "sleepers" if you must, i sleep in almost all of my classes, because i have this "sleep Paralysis" where i can wake up consciously but not physically, and understand (in detail) what is going on around me, what the teacher is saying. i discovered this "ability," if you must, at the beginning of this school year, i think its rather intriguing to be honest, and ive gotten to the point to where i can pretty much control it. what happens is i fall into a deep sleep, and for some reason, i can just wake up, like ive placed myself inside of my psyche. Complete blackness, i do feel the tingling sensation that you stated, and there is no possible way for me to move what-so-ever. i have done mini experiments with my friends in class that they write something down before i fall asleep, they read their prompt a few times, (5 min intervals) because there is no way for them to know when i have entered my sleep paralysis. and i have woken up to recite what they've said verbatim. at first this shit scared me, but then i realized what i could do while in my inner psyche, i could dream whatever i wanted, i could pick my dreams, see what ever, hear whatever, taste whatever. i hope this all makes sense, because i really love this ability and it intrigues me every time.

I've had hallucinations in class before. In my last year of school, I fell asleep a lot after tests because I never got enough sleep due to work. I remember in one class, I had a substitute teacher one day. Lights were off, we were watching a boring movie, and my real teacher appeared in the doorway. Only, I was just dreaming that she was there.
I had sleep paralysis once in school as well.

Lol he said he was first to finish so decided to take a nap while others struggled for 40mins ... you know in schools during test you are not aloud to talk to each other , usually the whole room is quite so id imagine even if it was the most fun class in the world when no1 is aloud to talk and the teacher is saying nothing then sleep sound more fun ...

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and my real teacher appeared in the doorway..

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Oh sh*t if i'm going to be seeing teachers i don't know if i wanna do this anymore! :panic:

Sounds like "energy sensations" associated with WILDs/OBEs. I bet if you had rolled out, you would be walking around a dream replica of your english class. :)

With me, I either get a strobe effect, or lopsided vibrations. Depends on which anchor I use during OBE practice.