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      Question My body moves on its own during sleep paralysis. I don't know what to do

      Hi... I have been trying to WILD in the morning and so far I get close. The thing is my body moves by itself This breaks me out of it, not sure what I can do!


      This has happened 3 times out of 7 attempts ( I've really have been in paralysis 4/5 times)


      First time it has happened.. my leg moved out of the covers, and I couldn't move it back, thus breaking the paralysis.

      Second time. My arm moved up, you know when you press your hand against the wall and it raises? That's what this felt like..

      Now the biggest movement! My whole abdomen moved! It just like rose! I don't know if I was OBE'ing but It felt like I was sitting up in my bed with my eyes closed. It was 7:30 in the morning and I don't want my parents to walk in and ask me what I am doing when I am in Paralysis! I made myself go back down. I was expecting a fall but it was more of a gentle float down.

      I don't know if I was really sitting up because my eyes were closed. I don't even know if it really happens because I think my covers didn't move.

      Can someone fill me in what happens during this stage, if it is one?


      It reminds me of well, an erection


      It's like I inflated like a balloon and Once I am up, it's hard to get down
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      It sounds like tactile hypnagogic hallucinations. I don't get them personally, but from what I've read that means you are very close to WILDing. I guess just try to ignore it and realize it is all in your head.

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      Quote Originally Posted by John11 View Post
      It sounds like tactile hypnagogic hallucinations. I don't get them personally, but from what I've read that means you are very close to WILDing. I guess just try to ignore it and realize it is all in your head.
      I just read up on that. That is creepy. Maybe it is, but if it is not I will look like I am crazy sitting up in bed!
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      I get the same thing. Your real body is probably not moving. It is more likely that you are just hallucinating the feeling of your body moving. Remember, when you start to enter a dream, your awareness will be in a new dream body. This transition can be weird, and often involves hallucinations of body distortions, movement, and other tactile wackiness.

      You can try to induce your own tactile hallucinations, so you feel more in control and less surprised. When you know you are close, start imagining yourself floating, spinning, bouncing, or sinking. Whatever seems easiest. You could even involve this in an imagined dream scenario, like floating on ocean waves, or running down your street.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Robot_Butler View Post
      I get the same thing. Your real body is probably not moving. It is more likely that you are just hallucinating the feeling of your body moving. Remember, when you start to enter a dream, your awareness will be in a new dream body. This transition can be weird, and often involves hallucinations of body distortions, movement, and other tactile wackiness.

      You can try to induce your own tactile hallucinations, so you feel more in control and less surprised. When you know you are close, start imagining yourself floating, spinning, bouncing, or sinking. Whatever seems easiest. You could even involve this in an imagined dream scenario, like floating on ocean waves, or running down your street.
      Thanks!
      I have never done a WILD before, was this the transition to it?
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      Yes, it was

      You are really really close. Now all you have to do is the final transition to leave the real world behind, and enter the dream world. Or, in your case, leave your real body behind, and enter your dream body. Don't get frustrated if it takes a few attempts. You are super close, but this final transition can be tricky and take some practice.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Robot_Butler View Post
      Yes, it was

      You are really really close. Now all you have to do is the final transition to leave the real world behind, and enter the dream world. Or, in your case, leave your real body behind, and enter your dream body. Don't get frustrated if it takes a few attempts. You are super close, but this final transition can be tricky and take some practice.
      When will I know the time? I don't get the audio hh, just the beeping.? Do I open my eyes? ( then I will get those frightening images probably ) Most importantly, how do I transition? I read up on it in the tutorials but I didn't understand.
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      probably a hallucination because you're thinking about it. it could also be a hyponogogic jerk, common if you are uncomfortable. even while asleep your body checks its comfort level, if it's uncomfortable it rolls you over. this is why its possible to fall asleep on your side and wake up on your back (happens to me all the time)

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      Quote Originally Posted by ninja9578 View Post
      probably a hallucination because you're thinking about it. it could also be a hyponogogic jerk, common if you are uncomfortable. even while asleep your body checks its comfort level, if it's uncomfortable it rolls you over. this is why its possible to fall asleep on your side and wake up on your back (happens to me all the time)
      I think it was a hallucination because I would of notice my covers not on me. Sleep paralysis is full of strange things! But I still have questions about the transition
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      It is hard to say, because by the time you are asleep enough to transition, you are most likely already having some bizarre hallucinations or disorientation. They can be different for everyone, and different for every WILD. People will tell you all kinds of different tricks.

      Basically, they are all ways of getting yourself involved with the dream, so the fleeting hallucination will take over into a full dream. In your case, you are feeling tactile sensations. For that reason, I would suggest using some sort of tactile visualization. Imagine the feeling of something familiar that engages your sense of touch.

      Try to go with whatever hallucination you are already having. For example, if you feel a sensation of movement and speed, try to turn it into a visualization of sliding down a slide. If you feel your legs moving, imagine yourself running, feeling the earth below you. If your mind is pretty much blank, you can create something simple, like standing in your own house, running your hands over something familiar.

      It is best to chose things you are familiar with, so you are remembering instead of visualizing. It is much easier that way.

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      Thanks everyone.


      and that makes a lot of sense Butler thanks.
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      It turns out I get the audio hallucinations as well. My tv and computer cracks. It's only when I get close to SP, it's like a firecracker so I can't relax anyone know what to do?
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