Thread: I don't know whats going on...

Sounds like what you are experiencing along with lucid dreaming is a false awaking. Also what you're feeling more then likely is the sleep paralysis that happens when you sleep, it happens naturally so you don't act out your dreams. I've experienced it once and I guess for some people its very common. So are you freaked out by the whole lucid dreaming thing or just that one thing? I am somewhat confused still.

Sounds like a false awakeaning, if what I've learnt is anything to go on just stay calm, relax and remember you're in control. Feelings in dreams can often be amplified.
Count yourself lucky you can do it naturaly, many have been trying for years.

I like the part where I can control anything immediately after realizing I'm dreaming... Its the feeling of the in between where I cant control things... the other night when it happened I could hear someone else in the house, then I heard my bedroom door fling open but I couldnt see anything just blurry darkness... then I rolled over to try to get up but I couldnt put any weight on my feet and then it felt like someone grabbed the back of my shoulders and I threw the blanket off of me and no one was there... then I realized I was dreaming still and myself wake up. Then when I really woke up the only way I knew I was really awake was my blanket was still on me... I was really freaked out and I dont know how to stop it, again this happens after everytime I take control of my dreams.

You expect it to happen after every time you control your dreams, therefore it will.
It could be a false awakeaning, or hallucinary sleep paralasis. Either way, just keep in your mind that it wont happen, and that none of it can hurt you if it does happen. Expectations are key!

(all second hand experience by the way)

I'll give it a shot and let you know what happens... Thanks for the help

Good luck, I hope everything goes well for you.

Xoectations, I have two sure fire solutions for your false awakenings

1. Put a digital clock at the foot of your bed. This way, when you wake up you can immediately look at the clock. If the numbers are scrambled, missing, mixed with letters ect., then you know you didn't really wake up

2. Call on God to Protect you. "god help me" or "leave in gods name." sometimes it will feel hard to talk but it's been said even saying God/Jesus name will instantly end the sleep paralysis and hallucinations.

These two plans should help you wake up without any drama

don't open your eyes during sleep paralysis, you'll still get some hallucinations, but I find that all of the freaky crap appears when I open my eyes. Just know its all natural and safe and it loses its ability to scare you. It might startle you, but not scare you, hopefully.

I tried the alarm clock Idea... it worked awesome, so far at least... my experiences are just weird when I have more time to explain I will but thanks for everything