I get the numbness more often than the paralysis. It's kind of cool, i like to poke my face with my hand. I can feel it on my face, but not my hand! Kind of like it's not me touching my face. |
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While dreaming last night, I became aware of the paralysis of my actual body. In the dream, I started shaking my hands vigorously. I could feel the hands of my actual body trying to move along with the dream body. I was fighting against the paralysis and felt an intense prickly vibration in my hands. It felt like the prickles when a limb goes numb from lack of circulation and the blood starts to flow back into it. I guess my body was trying to work against the sleep paralyssi by increasing blood flow to the hands and I could feel them losing their numbness. Pretty cool. |
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Recovery, Serenity, Lucidity
I get the numbness more often than the paralysis. It's kind of cool, i like to poke my face with my hand. I can feel it on my face, but not my hand! Kind of like it's not me touching my face. |
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I've achieved paralysis about a dozen times when I was younger, and every time I did I had this same menacing dream. I eventually was able to break the paralysis by trying really hard to clack my tongue, and the sound of it woke me up completely. I felt a great sense of victory at overcoming that recurring nightmare. It never came back again. Which was a good thing at the time, but now I can't get into SP anymore, damnit! |
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Why would you want to? |
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I honestly wish I could get into SP at will. This would prevent me from accidentally shifting a body part or something like that, which would instantly jolt me back to reallity. I have also never experienced SP from waking up from a dream or anything. The closest thing to SP that I can actually get is not being able to feel my body, which, I guess, is just as good as SP. |
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