Thread: SP: How Bad Is It For You?

I find it harder to breathe than usual, but not much more. It feels very uncomfortable, and I hate not being able to move.

I get very high heart-beating and more breathing, which often stops it.

Originally Posted by Marvo

I get very high heart-beating and more breathing, which often stops it.
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but do you feel any pain.....?

No and yes. I feel a very weird vibration. Like if my torsa is detatched from the rest of my body. That's when I get the heartbeats. It's probably just me getting overexcited, and I've only attempted it like 3 times, so there.

It feels like somebody or something is pushing me.

Originally Posted by King

I find it harder to breathe than usual, but not much more. It feels very uncomfortable, and I hate not being able to move.
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Same here. I keep getting the urge to move my body and it just gets worse and worse...maddening...and if I do the SP pretty much always goes away immediately.

Somewhere in the room, there is always a sound that gets louder by the second. It becomes almost staticy, and fluctuates and becomes deafening. I am completely unable to move, and I feel almost panicked.

I don't enjoy SP.

I think it's wonderfull. Pumps me up

Yeah, the sounds are so cruel too. But if you realize the fact that it is all just another SP, you know, it's not like your dieing, bleeding or anything bad (At least not for real though).

Originally Posted by sloth

Somewhere in the room, there is always a sound that gets louder by the second. It becomes almost staticy, and fluctuates and becomes deafening. I am completely unable to move, and I feel almost panicked.

I don't enjoy SP.
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The exact same for me. Like being electrocuted from the inside out, but with no pain except maybe in the ears, like a mad trance-techno muscle spasm in the cochlea.

I love SP , feels like my whole body is merged into one big blob that I can't really control. Lots of tingles and vibrations .

Sometimes I'll feel a dark presence nearby... One time I could swear I felt small hands stroking my shoulders and gripping my neck tighter and tighter, and my heart was racing uncontrollably... But I realize that it's just SP, and it just means to me that I'm closer to a dream state. Every time, though, I feel a pressure on my chest and feel like I'm drowning... but these feelings eventually pass.

Before I knew what it was, it was the scariest thing in the world. Then it became more annoying than anything after I realized it wasn't going to actually hurt me. Now it's kind of exciting.

SP has never hurt me or gave me weird virbations or hallucinations. ill just be sitting there in pitch black darkness and i haven't had it for a couple months, but i would get really worked up about it and scared and after a while of trying to move i'd get out of it.i'd start off with something simple until it worked, like moving my fingers. if you stay still in SP long enough, do you go into a lucid dream?

Originally Posted by Follower;

What you describe sounds like another thing to me, but I won't say which, I'll wait till you reply
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Whoow, a riddle. I like riddles

I enjoy sp just because it feels different. I think its cool that I am concious through something that very little people know about that happens every night. I haven't had any bad experiences with it yet, and hopefully won't anytime soon.

Yeah, I feel a lot of pressure on my chest, my heart starts beating really really fast, and I hear a kind of ringing noise,it gets really scary. I've only done it once, but when I did, thats what it felt like.

Really, I think it's an awesome experience. I love every second of it

Originally Posted by sloth

Somewhere in the room, there is always a sound that gets louder by the second. It becomes almost staticy, and fluctuates and becomes deafening. I am completely unable to move, and I feel almost panicked.

I don't enjoy SP.
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That's exactly what happens to me when I get SP when I'm not doing a WILD. I can feel, and hear, my heart racing in my chest and I seem supersensitive to sounds. I usually have a fan running(not ceiling) and it isn't quiet. But yeah, the fan just sounds distorted and gets louder and louder and becomes staticy.

But pain? No, I never feel pain in my SP and when I induce it when I WILD I actually enjoy the feeling.

funny..I never hear any sounds..
just a very strong vibrations all over..I had round 15 sp, and every time if I didnt try to move followed ld..

I was actually wondering, after reading these posts if what I went through was sleep paralysis. Normally when I "wake-up" in dreams, I am sitting on my sofa in complete darkness staring straight ahead. I can't remember that I tried to move, but one kind of weird thing I felt was just a complete nothingness.
I remember I felt no emotions, no thoughts went through my head, I just sat there completely motionless staring straight ahead.
No unpleasant sensations though.

Originally Posted by nin137

I was actually wondering, after reading these posts if what I went through was sleep paralysis. Normally when I "wake-up" in dreams, I am sitting on my sofa in complete darkness staring straight ahead. I can't remember that I tried to move, but one kind of weird thing I felt was just a complete nothingness.
I remember I felt no emotions, no thoughts went through my head, I just sat there completely motionless staring straight ahead.
No unpleasant sensations though.
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sleep paralysis is literal paralysis. You try to move with all the strength you can muster but you just can't... no matter how hard you try to get up and move you just can't. It also feels like you can't breathe. It is very frightening when you are not expecting it.

For me, the longest spontaneous sleep paralysis lasted was 10 seconds and twice was accompanied by visual hallucinations aftewards, also known as waking dreams.

I would have to go with having trouble breathing. I always find I'm gasping for air.

Originally Posted by Garlic

sleep paralysis is literal paralysis. You try to move with all the strength you can muster but you just can't... no matter how hard you try to get up and move you just can't. It also feels like you can't breathe. It is very frightening when you are not expecting it.

For me, the longest spontaneous sleep paralysis lasted was 10 seconds and twice was accompanied by visual hallucinations aftewards, also known as waking dreams.
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a little addition..if you try to move with all your strength, finally you are able to move..but you lost the possibility to have a ld

Originally Posted by Marvo

Really, I think it's an awesome experience. I love every second of it
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Now I know where you're coming from with this. Today's the first time I had enjoyable SP.

2 attacks during a nap. It was like being on a rollercoaster ride on the inside, racing heart, vibrations, etc. I would have laughed if I hadn't been frozen lol

Then the LDs followed :yumdumdoodledum: