I doubt you're in SP then. Numbness doesn't equal sleep paralysis. |
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I doubt you're in SP then. Numbness doesn't equal sleep paralysis. |
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~XeL's DJ~
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What is the numbness then? I go all numb and focusing on the lights does make my body sort of 'drift off' but once I realise, it comes flying back to me. |
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Last night I noticed some unusual things which happen to the light patterns, first thing is, if I concentrate on the lights for a time, I start predicting what they will do or thinking about what they will do next, and then what I predicted actaully happens and I see it with my own eyes as I would see the other lights. But eventually I snap back to reality and the "fake" lights have gone and have been replaced with the "real" lights. What is going on there? |
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Last edited by Duo; 07-27-2010 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Mistake correction.
Yeah, I don't think you're hitting SP. You can't just "get tired of being still and move again." It's sleep PARALYSIS, meaning even if you wanted to move, you couldn't. As for the numbness, it's probably just from laying on one side for so long and not moving. Like if your leg is being cramped for a while, it starts to go numb. Also, the light patterns you're seeing ARE hypnagogic imagery. The sounds, vibrations, tactile sensations, etc. are hypnagogic hallucinations. There's a difference between HI and HH. |
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Not much of what you've said makes any sense. |
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In order to get out of SP, you have to wake yourself up. There are several techniques of doing that, which can be found with a simple google search. Even if your whole body IS going numb, like XeL said, numbness doesn't equal Sleep Paralysis. Perhaps you are getting close to SP, but you're not there yet. What I meant by HH and HI are two different things, is that you were classifying things that you would normally only get when you hit full sleep paralysis as HI. Those things aren't imagery, they are HALLUCINATIONS. Hence tactile hallucinations, visual hallucinations, auditory hallucinations. I think you need to do a little more research into WILDs. |
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Ahh I understand you now, just misread what you said before |
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I have the same problem, Duo. As soon as I make any progress from the numbness, I realize it and everything stops. I don't even get excited, I just realize that something is happening and it ends. |
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Keep doing what you're doing. Don't move just because you get tired of being still. |
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ah19 has it down, I can make progress of forgetting about my body, but eventaully I realise it, and my body snaps back to me. |
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try different techniques and find one that works best for you and go through alot of posts regarding "WILD" |
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who the hell told you to look for sleep paralysis ? i think that is the only reason you are not successfully done wild yet. sleep paralysis (REM atonia) will come when you are already in your dream .and stop looking for that just relax and move further .i have seen many many posts where people teach wrong about wake initiated lucid dreams that we have to be in sleep paralysis for lucid dream but they are either not aware what they are saying or they are having some kind of sleep disorder .i have not yet succeeded in wild but i learned from many master lucid dreamers who have atleast 100+ wilds and they told me the same thing what i am telling you. and believe me if you experience sleep paralysis in waking state you'll shit your pants out so do not even attempt for that .leave about me just go to this link you will get the correct answer to your question |
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This is one of the best answers about SP I have read in a while, chitrarth. |
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