Thread: Why does SP cause unwanted sensations and how can I avoid these sensations?

Hey, BeeClock! I'm not really sure if it's possible to completely avoid them, but this thread that Puffin made is really good and I think it might help you a bit... good luck!

www .dreamviews . com/f79/comprehensive-guide-sleep-paralysis-126975/

(I'm new here, so I can't post links yet, sorry about the spaces)

There's no definitive way to change the sensations. You'll feel them every time you transition, but there is good news. When I first transitioned, I felt like my body was going to vibrate apart and I heard a terrifying noise like I was about to be run over by a train. A transition like that made me never want to WILD again, but after about a week, I tried again. I've had plenty of WILDs since then and have never heard the sound again. Each transition has vibrations, but sometimes I see lights or hear faint noises. All I'm saying is that my transitions vary, and you might not always feel the tickling.
If you find you still do, you'll have to decide if having lucid dreams is worth the sensations.

I totally think it is worth it, and I am aware that the sensations can very each time. Sometimes I do not feel the tickling sensations. I was just wondering if there is a way to reduce any unpleasant sensation without having to take myself out of SP.
Thank you all for your answers

Um, SP causes unwanted sensations? I have found that controlling SP is just like controlling a dream, so never get something I don't want when in SP, its pretty fun actually, ever tried controlling it?

I tried to control it, but I was unsuccessful. So if it is possible, I will try to control it the next time.