I had a very similar experience just a couple nights ago. |
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I woke up about 4am and thought this is good time to wild. I tried to fall asleep while keeping my awareness but i always had some annoying urge to change position. Well after awhile i though i am just going to fall asleep i have tried long enough to fall asleep. For some reason i opened my eyes and the room was really dark. I looked around and noticed something at the end of my bed near the cabinet. I tried to focus my eyes because it was dark and......WTF!! What the hell is that i thought. Shadowy form took shape and i could now see clearly girl from the ring. I started to panic and the girl slowly turned her head towards me and twiched and move closer really fast... Then i woke up. Why this was so scary because the room looked excatly i mean excatly like in reality and the lighting was the same a very dark. It didnt even feel dreamy. I have had these kind of experiences a lot while trying to wild. One time something threw my bed to the other side of room and me to wall and the i woke up out of shock. This also was very realistic experience. |
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I had a very similar experience just a couple nights ago. |
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Last edited by DreamscapeGoat; 12-13-2013 at 12:27 AM. Reason: improved description
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Sounds more like sleep paralysis (to be specific, hypnagogic hallucinations) than a dream, really, which happens as you're falling asleep/entering REM. This doesn't happen to everybody but it's one of those possible side-effects of WILDing. I've had both hypnagogic and hypnapompic hallucinations before (during WILD/DEILD attempts and in some spontaneous cases when just waking up) and I remember my very first one I thought was just a very scary dream/false awakening, but it never had that dreamy feel to it, it seemed very real. My friend eventually pointed out to me it sounded more like sleep paralysis, which I realized later on she was right. |
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My name is Max. I write ambient music and play video games.
Currently inactive.
65% DILDs, 30% DEILDs, 5% WILDs.
"Man is free at the moment he wishes to be." -Voltaire
There is a difference between sleep paralysis and HH. What OP is describing doesn't sound like SP. It's a normal HH, or even a LD. |
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Last edited by gab; 12-13-2013 at 05:49 AM.
I dont know. I now think it was lucid dream where i didnt notice the transision from reality to dream. |
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Thanks for clarifying. I get the two mixed up a lot, but I hope I helped nonetheless. |
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My name is Max. I write ambient music and play video games.
Currently inactive.
65% DILDs, 30% DEILDs, 5% WILDs.
"Man is free at the moment he wishes to be." -Voltaire
This happens to me a lot. Especially when my WILD starts in my room, or just with me laying down. |
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This sounds exactly what i have been experiencing. Like you said they are very common when attempting wild. I learned how to get this stage where i can see trough my eyelids but i never realized it was a dream. I just thought HH. I usually open my eyes when this happens but im wide awake thats why it was so weird. I am able to open my physical eyes from lucid dream without being in false awakening so i might have missed many chances to have lucid dream. |
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Hey I know I'm a little new, I agree with maxis it sounds like hypnagogia. I have this to and been having episodes most of my life earliest I can recall was 6 years old. It start's of like a black mass and mine forms into spider's that are coming down from the ceiling. I eventually did research about it and learn to take control when it was happening. I eventually learned that most of my episodes were triggered by stress, I took some time to wind down and do things differently than I would. It takes time to figure out and learn, but doing the research and learning how to recognize and take control has helped me become free of hypnagogia it's been a long time since my last one, almost a year. Everyone's episodes are different but always a form of shadow or black mass, sometimes auditory and tastes people experience also falling feeling or fast movements, sleep paralysis, and lucid dreaming. A lot of people have this, and some that I've read about are pretty bad they accidentally injure themselves from the event. Sounds like yours are pretty strong, maybe do some of your own research so you to can take control when it's happening. |
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For this, you can use mantra. I use this one "when I see my room, I get up". It helps me to remember, that seeing my room when my eyes are closed means I'm already dreaming, and all I need to do is to get up. Since when in this state, you memory already may not work great, and you take what you see as "normal". |
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Last edited by gab; 12-13-2013 at 07:32 PM. Reason: posts merged
This experience was as real as they come thats why i felt fear. These experiences arent problem for me because im fearless person in reality so i find nightmares and these kind of experiences fun and interesting after realizing they were a dream/hh. These happening just have become so annoying because they disturb my wild attempts. |
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Thats what i thought. I find them also really cool because they feel so real. No matter how scary they are they still are fun at the same time. Never know what to except. |
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Last edited by Seltiez; 12-13-2013 at 11:38 PM.
LOL ya'll are funny. If you like them then go ahead keep using it. Mine never got to that point, and was more night terror than helpful to Lucid dream. It was getting to an unhealthy point for me to be woken up several times threw out the night seeing black mass forming into spiders coming at me. I didn't know about the lucid dream part, information back then wasn't as good. I still think when it happens I won't be able to lucid from it. |
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