Hi everyone |
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Hi everyone |
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Man! i was just gonna come on here to ask the same question, i too have exactly the same problem as you! my heart absolutly pounds when i get into SP. its really annoying, i suppose it will go away the more times you try it as you will get used to the feeling/sensations, though i dunno. maybe an experienced wilder will give us some tips! |
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AWESOME Darkwalker....(well i mean that in the sense that im not alone) |
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Yeah it does feel so close, when i came out of it i was so annoyed that i literally slapped myself across the face and commented about how much of an idiot i was for not staying focused |
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Keep enduring it and eventually you won't have that panicky state of mind. I used to get the feeling of falling into an abyss, my heart would race, my breathing would become erratic and it would always wake me but eventually I just went with it and it was smooth sailing from there! |
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After a view times you get used to being in SP and you will eventually calm down. |
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yes, remind yourself that the same process happens every night. but normally you are unconcious. |
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I get the same thing. That is why I try to take my attention away from my body when I WILD. When I feel myself entering into paralysis, having intense hypnagogia, vibrations, ect, I will immediately imagine myself in a new scene. I use a vivid memory of doing something that engages my body. This way, I can move my attention from my real body into a dream body. It makes for a smoother transition than trying to rip myself out of paralysis, or ride out some crazy body distortions. |
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This breathing difficulty and chest pressure that you mentioned is a very common hallucination that occurs during sleep paralysis, cutely named the "Incubus". My advice to you is, since you're able to induce SP easily, try to find a way to induce it while distracting yourself from your body. Maybe try to focus on any hypnagogic imagery you're experiencing (HIT) or try to visualize a dream scene and give yourself some other sensations to think about (VILD). |
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