were you trying to induce a lucid dream? if that's the case what technique were you using? |
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Hello guys, last few night, just before falling asleep, i felt realy strange feel. It felt like i was laying reverse in my bed |
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were you trying to induce a lucid dream? if that's the case what technique were you using? |
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No, i didnt try to induce lucid dream. I was just laying in bed and waiting to fall asleep after hard day. My body wasnt paralysed at all. Maybe it was just a begining of sleep paralysis, so i didnt feel paralysed... |
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Mmmm I've had something similar a few times, though not when I was falling asleep. It was when I woke up, and I was lying in the dark and I very honestly thought I was laying backwards in my bed exactly like you said. Well, actually before that, I thought I was sitting on the corner of the coffee table downstairs in the living room - in absolute darkness. I believe at this time I was asleep or half awake, probably in SP. I sat frozen in fear for a while, wondering how I got there. Then it slowly dawned on me that I wasn't sitting, I was laying down and could feel covers, so I knew I was in my bed. But I thought I was laying the wrong way. I was still afraid to move, thought I might hurt myself because I would hit the wall or something. Then as I slowly gained awareness and the ability to move, I realized it was a lot more likely I was laying the right way and just confused. |
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Last edited by Darkmatters; 02-05-2010 at 01:31 PM.
Hmmm... Maybe you are right. I didnt try to move so how could i know if i was not paralysed. As you said i felt relaxed. So relaxed that i didnt want to move. |
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Body distortions like this are pretty common as you fall asleep. You normally only notice them if you make a point of paying attention (like during a WILD attempt). I sometimes feel myself flipping, or rotating around, or bending in impossible ways. It is hard to explain in words, since it is a physical feeling. Sometimes I feel like my head inflates to an enormous size. Many people feel themselves sinking into the bed or floating up towards the ceiling. Weird stuff. |
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The usual body distortions I've experienced were sinking into the bed, slowly rotating 360 degrees horizontally, and floating. |
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I get it when I'm drowsy sometimes, I've tried moving in my case and wasn't paralyzed which is really wierd. I never get the wrong side of the bed feel, I usually feel like my bed turned on an angle, or a spinning sensation. |
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What you described is a common exit technique for an OBE. You felt the covers with your dream body much like you would in a dream. No one knows for sure if OBEs and Lucid Dreams are the same thing. In either case you were likely out of your body. The exit method is called the screwcap technique. You basically imagine you body spinning around 180. Then at this point you know you are totally non physical and therefore ready to exit your body. |
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