Strange feeling

[javier__cantu]

Ok so this has been happening lately Im laying in my bed then suddenly I feel this pulses, like electricity This are a bit painfull, well not painfull but not pleasant They occur in intervals I feel this thing then it fade away then again I feel it and it fade again this happen for a couple of minutes until I loose consciousness or until I woke up And I don´t know if this is normal or if its only a dream about this feeling

[ninja9578]

Sounds like sleep paralysis to me.

[Tyler Durten]

haha i have that now as well its sleep paralysis my one starts with my limbs becoming paralysed then everything goes numb-like then i get this compressing feeling like im getting squashed from the sides and my muscles start tightening and my jaw is killing cause im clenching it lol then it eases up and again lol this lucid shits exhausting haha

[KuRoSaKi]

I don't think it's exactly Sleep Parylysis more like the onset of Sleep Parylysis to be exact.

[javier__cantu]

No, I don´t think this is sleep paralysis because I can move at will, but I need to stay still to feel thos electric feelings, is something really strange

[Wavefunction]

I've had something similar, it's probably you feeling the blood flowing through your body. I can get the feeling by trying to stay very still.

[KuRoSaKi]

No, I don´t think this is sleep paralysis because I can move at will, but I need to stay still to feel thos electric feelings, is something really strange Like I said it wasn't Sleep Paralysis it was the onset of Sleep Paralysis.

[javier__cantu]

Like I said it wasn't Sleep Paralysis it was the onset of Sleep Paralysis. So if I wait a bit more I could get into sleep paralysis?

[Wavefunction]

So if I wait a bit more I could get into sleep paralysis? Most likely.

[KuRoSaKi]

Most likely. Indeed given my own experience and personal opinion this is the most likely explanation of what you could except should you continue on the your current path.

[Tyler Durten]

Indeed given my own experience and personal opinion this is the most likely explanation of what you could except should you continue on the your current path. why do u say that

[KuRoSaKi]

why do u say that Given what he has experienced (Which I have also experienced) the sensations which he is feeling should lead to "Vertigo" after I experience vertigo I get the sensation that I am no longer in my body or for a better explanation I have left the body and am surrounded by darkness. After I experience this scenes start to appear and after that it is like extreme Hypnagogic Imagery, and after that I am in a dream scene and am able to interact with the environment I.E. I am in a Lucid Dream.

[tokyo_kurikinton]

Sounds like SP to me, though not of my own experience. Since I meditate quite frequently I am used to body paralysis, but often when I try to WILD i get horrible 2-3 seconds of SP- falling really fast. It is a horrid feeling, sorta like someone is trying to restart my heart. my whole body flails too. It freaks me out.

[HockeyIsLife]

Sounds like SP to me, though not of my own experience. Since I meditate quite frequently I am used to body paralysis, but often when I try to WILD i get horrible 2-3 seconds of SP- falling really fast. It is a horrid feeling, sorta like someone is trying to restart my heart. my whole body flails too. It freaks me out. Ah come on Tokyo, the falling sensation isn't THAT bad...in fact, I think it is more fun that most amusement rides. And of course your whole body isn't really flailing, it just feels like it.

[tokyo_kurikinton]

Ah come on Tokyo, the falling sensation isn't THAT bad...in fact, I think it is more fun that most amusement rides. And of course your whole body isn't really flailing, it just feels like it. You're probably right, but occasionally I am caught off guard; perhaps this is why I feel it more intensely? Who knows. However, due to my small bedroom here in Tokyo, there is a small nightstand at the end of my bed (real close to my feet, because I'm quite tall) and I've kicked a few things off it when I've had that hardcore SP falling once or twice. Amusing for the lady downstairs, that's for sure.

[KuRoSaKi]

A person experiencing subjective vertigo feels a false sensation of movement. Hence why you may be taken by surprise it is a common reaction to jerk or move or in some cases become scared when such an event occurs. The falling sensation is quite normal and it is caused when the body falls asleep.