Heres something interesting that was on TV awile ago. I couldnt find any webpages about it but it goes like this. |
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Heres something interesting that was on TV awile ago. I couldnt find any webpages about it but it goes like this. |
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The not being able to move is SP, sleep paralasis. The old lady is called 'the old hag'. I am not sure what that is. But SP is a physical thing, like your body is still sleeping but your mind is not. |
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
I'll just add to Neuro's accurate response: |
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i remember that many times when i tried to astral project i would wake up in sleep paralysis, it's really strange, like if gravity was 100 times stronger! you try to move your arm or leg but you can't eh eh i think i still can induce sleep paralysis. |
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Yeah, you see a dark ominous figure because it's like "what is that feeling, it is obscure and unplaceable, ---> dark ominous person. And what type of person would make it so you couldn't breathe? That's right, a large, old woman. |
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Holy shit that happend exactly to me when i first tried to ld i falled into a wild |
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Adopted: HoppyPotty, and TheEnergyIsAroundUs
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Lol im a bad speller |
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About 'Old Hag' sounding familliar, In the game 'Thief 3: Deadly shadows' the big-bad-ass is allso called 'the old hag' I thought to remember. ^________^ |
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“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
the old hag is just a presense you feel, it doesn' t have to be an old woman. I've felt lots of things, but usually I realize that they're just in my head while the actual SP bothers me much more. |
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Tornado hit it on the head really well. Sleep paralysis is quite a common phenomenon--most people experience it at some point or another, but few know what it is. What's happening is a semi-dream with no vividness, often accompanied by sleep paralysis. That's what makes it so scary--you're just beginning to drift off and all of a sudden you can't move anything but your eyes. It freaks people out, and naturally they assume that there must be an outside cause, which brings the dark figure and old hag into play. Note how vague the 'dark figure' sounds. Few can give a more detailed description of him, and those who can would likely conflict with eachother in their descriptions. This fits in with the level of sleep the dream takes place in: Non-REM dreams are often vague and lack detail, especially in the character area. The dark figure and old hag are pretty generic characters that many people find incorporated in their dreams regardless of whether it's a nightmare or not. Anyway, sleep paralysis, combined with the fright from the appearance of the dark figure cause difficulty breathing. Again, moderately common in people scared by dreams. The brain seeks a cause for the difficulty breathing, and finding none, creates its own reason: The hag sits on the chest or dark figure chokes them, or both. This is more than just moderately common, it happens to most everybody. Ever have a dream while you leave a TV or radio on, and the people on TV/radio are incorporated in your dream? That's your mind trying to rationalize the external audio input. |
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[23:17:23] <+Kaniaz> "You think I want to look like Leo Volont? Don't you dare"
yeah no reason to slap a religious label on this, you have to remember that theres 6 billion people in the world today... its pretty likely that some people from all around the globe would see an old woman (and yes i saw this show too |
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