Thread: Sleep Paralysis question..

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

Good job transitioning it to a lucid dream.

Thank you !!
At first I was gonna move (probably tried to, but SP didn't let me), so I got myself together and thought "I'm anywhere, but in my bed" and next thing I know I was watching myself, standing outside of one of my classrooms, then I kinda stepped int my body, knowing I was in a dream.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

The creepy presence in the room, feeling of cold, and paralysis are all somehow linked. They are textbook Sleep Paralysis symptoms.

Yes, I was wondering how they were all related, or if they were all part of SP so decided to wikipedia it
I found that HH's (which include HI's, HS's and other kind of hallucinations) are not part of SP, but most of the times come with it.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

Have you read up on "Old Hag?" I'm still convinced this experience is the basis for many alien abduction experiences and hauntings.

Yup, I read about it yesterday, it's kinda creepy, but then, if you know that they are just hallucinations and there is no such thing as an old creepy woman sitting in your chest, making you have nightmares then you should be able to overcome it . About the alien abduction experiences, I also read that SP+HH's are most likely the causes of people believing they were abducted by aliens, however I'm also convinced that aliens do exist, I mean, the universe is pretty big x)