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    1. 03-24-2011 01:46 AM #1
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      You are actually always in sleep paralysis. Even if its near impossible, you can WILD right after going to bed (I did) and you do thanks to sleep paralysis.

      People who sleep walks, is due a disorder, that's all.
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      Quote Originally Posted by PercyLucid View Post
      You are actually always in sleep paralysis. Even if its near impossible, you can WILD right after going to bed (I did) and you do thanks to sleep paralysis.

      People who sleep walks, is due a disorder, that's all.
      That's not entirely true. Sleep paralysis doesn't give you a lucid dream, also your not always in sleep paralysis.

      Anyway most cases of sleep walking the person isnt even asleep. I'm not sure how to explain it... But like your in between. Your semi awake so you don't remember getting up and walking. Think of it like those times when you wake In the middle of the night and dream journal, but you can't remember it when you wake up.

      Of course REAL SLEEP walking is a disorder stopping sleep paralysis.

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      Quote Originally Posted by PercyLucid View Post
      Even if its near impossible, you can WILD right after going to bed (I did) and you do thanks to sleep paralysis.
      Sorry if I'm reading this wrong but maybe you just typed quick and had something else in mind, or maybe I'm just reading this wrong.

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