Thread: Doubting my sleep paralysis?

I'm not sure that's what you call it, but that's my main problem when I'm actually lucid (which I rarely am). I sleepwalk and sleeptalk very easy during non-lucid dreams, so why couldn't I during lucid ones? And with the more crazy stuff like running super fast and jumping off buildings, I simply don't trust myself enough to take the risk.

This is why when I get lucid, I first resolve to not do anything crazy, which turns into 'not do anything fun', which ends with me willingly losing lucidity so I can at least enjoy the dream. >< Help?

Wow....thats bad....I wouldnt trust you either. LOL!

Seriously though....just loock your doors, lock your windows turn off your fan lock all your guns tie yourself down and have a good night. Also, just try floating.

During vivid dreaming, you're supposed to be paralyzed. If you are certain you sleepwalk during vivid dreaming (REM sleep), you probably have a sleep disorder. I'd check with a doctor. Best case scenario is that you only sleep walk during slow wave sleep (as normal people). If you sleepwalk during REM, maybe you can circumvent movement by hovering everywhere, or by viewing things from a third person perspective.

Agreed with Abra.

You're not sleepwalking during your most remembered dreams, probably.