As far as I know, your body needs to be extremely relaxed before SP can occur. By taking away all of your attention from your body's senses, it encourages your mind to afflict SP on your relaxed body - if that makes any sense. |
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Hey, I am fascinated by the experience of sleep paralysis and I wanted to know, in detail, everyone's experience who has experienced sleep paralysis, while going to sleep. I've been trying it but so far, because of lack of knowledge about what's happening to my body, I've yet to experience it, or recognize it. So everyone please in detail let me know, as far as hallucinations, lights, auditory hallucinations, different sensations, tingling in hands or feet, vibrations, how loud sounds were...stuff like that. |
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"When I'm Lucid, I can do things you can only Dream of..."
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As far as I know, your body needs to be extremely relaxed before SP can occur. By taking away all of your attention from your body's senses, it encourages your mind to afflict SP on your relaxed body - if that makes any sense. |
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"I'm not scared of death. I was dead for millions of years before I was born and that never caused me any inconvenience." ~ Mark Twain
"All men have an inarticulate sense for actuality which they use as their ultimate safeguard against the aberrations of mere logic..." C.S. Lewis - The Screwtape Letters
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My SP's are pretty typical with almost every thing ive read up on it. I get very intense and vivid hypnagogic hallucinations, a presence of a supernatural being in the room usually to my right at the corner of my peripheral vision like a shadow, some times demon like voices REM eyes sometimes where i cant focus, tunnel vision.Sometimes i can control it and actually make a hot girl walk in my room lol. i usually use them to go into a LD. I get more of them when i lay straight on my back and have my head tilted directly up wards towards the ceiling. I actually get them alot but they dont bother me anymore so i dont actually care if it could actually be bad for you having so may but i advocate them. |
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Before you drift off, don't forget. Which is to say, remember. Because remembering is so much more a psychotic activity than forgetting. Federico Garcia Lorca in a poem said that the iguana will bite those who do not dream. And as one realizes that one is a dream figure in another person's dream, now THAT is SELF AWARENESS.
Before you drift off, don't forget. Which is to say, remember. Because remembering is so much more a psychotic activity than forgetting. Federico Garcia Lorca in a poem said that the iguana will bite those who do not dream. And as one realizes that one is a dream figure in another person's dream, now THAT is SELF AWARENESS.
The first time I experienced SP I had never heard of it or lucid dreaming. At the time I was worried about my health, and consequently not sleeping very well and having frequent palpitations. |
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Last night I got into SP |
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In very many cases, the visionary quality, the quality of the vision so to say, spills over, into the external world, so that the experiencer, when he opens his eyes, sees the outer world transfigured...
Generally I get sleep paralysis when I rest my eyes a few minutes before I go to class. I fall asleep, and then my brain jerks awake immediately remembering that I can't go to sleep because I'll miss class. Now my brain is awake, and my body is completely unresponsive. |
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I used to get it alot when younger .. I would wake from dreams/nightmares and unable to move. I would hallucinate too and see people come into the room. I always thought I was dead. I sometimes did it for what seemed like an hour. Was very horrible. |
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In very many cases, the visionary quality, the quality of the vision so to say, spills over, into the external world, so that the experiencer, when he opens his eyes, sees the outer world transfigured...
For me, I get SP right after waking up in the middle of the night or early morning. |
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