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    1. 03-03-2009 11:26 AM #1
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      Transition to Sleep Paralysis

      I have been trying to WILD for a few weeks now and only have managed to be successful once. My main question involves inducing sleep paralysis. I can lay completely still for an hour or more and can feel a numbness in my hands and feet. I eventually get a pins and needles feeling in my arms and legs as if they were about to fall asleep. Does the actual paralysis occur gradually or does it happen instantly? The only time I did manage to get into SP I felt like I was asleep but regained awarness just beforehand. Since then I have not been able to repeat it as I seem to be too awake while trying to WILD. Can I enter SP while still completely awake or do I have to be close to unconscious/asleep to do it?

      Thanks for your help.
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    2. 03-04-2009 01:22 AM #2
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      I'm pretty sure you have to be in pretty much body unconsciousness, but I would try searching threads about SP also.

      I've never been able to induce SP, I'll just wake up randomly with it and only recently have I tried to WILD to induce a lucid (suceeded once )

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    3. 03-04-2009 05:32 AM #3
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      I have experienced Sleep Paralysis many times as a child, but since then I have grown above it (it happened so many times I just learned to get over it). And I have experienced numbness in my limbs whilst lying on my back awaiting sleep. They are NOT the same thing. They are nowhere near. When I can feel numbness or tingling I change positions.

      The physical sensations you are feeling need to be resolved. I resolve mine by turning on my side, but if your tingling and numbness are serious you should probably check a doctor. I do not believe this has anything to do with dreaming.

      I am not trying to devalue this site which I just found and seems to be an awesome dream interpretation site. But I feel I have experience so take that as you will.
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