Weird WILD which involved transparent eyelids

[Moloko]

When I take opioids like morphine and go to sleep while I'm on them I go into sleep paralysis without fail every single time. From sleep paralysis I can go into a lucid dream Last night I sank into sleep paralysis and I just lay there observing and it didn't take long before I felt like I was summersalting through the air (this always happens before I start dreaming). Everything was black and I was looking forward to a lucid dream starting and quite abruptly I started seeing so I knew the dream had started. I looked around and I was in a room and there was a foot right beside my face and in front of me to the right there was a little girl watching TV or something. I tried to get up and move around but I was stuck in one spot. I really tried to get up and move but my body actually physically got up and I woke up. I lay there and sank right back into sleep paralysis and this time was very strange. Before I could see anything I could hear people talking. The vision came on and I was stuck in the same place again but this time I was in my own room so I tried to get up and move and again woke up and noticed I was staring directly at my cupboard which is exactly what I was staring at in the dream which is strange because I'm fairly sure I had my eyes closed. I went back into sleep paralysis yet again hoping I wouldn't be still stuck. When the dream started I was still stuck but now something really weird happened. I could hear and feel people behind me and I even groped around and grabbed them but I put my left hand out next thing and arm comes out from over my shoulder and grabs my left hand. It was a smallish arm and I had the idea it was a female. I couldn't see her though since she was behind me. Weird stuff. Do any of you here get sleep paralysis often? A couple of interesting things I should mention: The foot that was in my face was actually my nose. It appeared as a foot in the dream. Where I saw the little girl watching TV there isn't a TV, theres a mirror.

[JollyRoger]

Yeah I used to get sleep paralysis all the time and it used to scare the crap outta me. one night about five years ago it happened so I fought until I awoke as I was falling back asleep it set in again. I decided to just give in and sleep. instead I had the first and one of my most vivid LD's I've ever had and that's how I found this site... Also I experienced sleep paralysis last night, almost went into a nightmare but managed to take control and change that real quick. to me i happens occassionally however I don't use drugs to get me there. Just have your body exhausted and your mind awake ish and that's how I get there.

[SupaCoopa]

I dont see why people hate nightmares. They amuse me. Like watching a horror movie. Scary and exciting. I love nightmares. Sadly I dont get them as much anymore.