Anyone dealing with sleep paralysis?

I've had many strange experiences during and before sleep when I was a teenager. I've seen, heard and felt many things. Paralysis included. However, last years they have almost stopped...

 

I had it a couple of times in the beginning of my reboot: I'd wake up in the middle of a wet dream, aware of what was happening but unable to move in order to stop the release.

 

Tons of times.
Not only that I can't move I also feel pressure on my chest and head while I'm asleep.
Wanted to see a doctor, but then I changed my mind

 

Yeah I’ve had a few experiences (maybe 3-4 times) with sleep paralysis.

I recall 2 of them vividly. They were scary as shit.

One of them I was having a nightmare. I was screaming in my dream and I woke up still screaming but without being able to move. I was laying there screaming (ahhhhhh) without being able to move my body. I was also unable to breathe, it was like my brain was telling me to hold my breathe but I wanted to breathe. It didn’t last long and I eventually started breathing normally again and I was fine. It was seriously a weird and frightening experience. This happened during a nap in the daytime.

Another time I remember I woke up in the middle of the night. I had this terrible feeling that something was standing at the bottom of my bed. Like this demon looking thing. Rough skin, horns, red eyes. Just watching me. I couldn’t move either. It felt like it lasted forever but it must of only been about 10 seconds that I couldn’t move for.

I’ve had it happen other times aswell but they were just me being awake but being unable to move. Nothing scary happened them times. Thankfully I haven’t had it happen to me in over 2 years now. It’s not something I experience a lot but I remember I was struggling with anxiety a while back and this is when these sleep paralysis experiences took place.

I don’t believe in demons or spirits, simply my brain tricking me. I doubted the sleep paralysis thing when I first heard it, but then I experienced it and it is not a nice thing at all.

 

It happens to me sometimes after having nightmares. They are not fun.

 

happens to me all the time... though I don't usually see anything scary or demons waiting for me. It's mostly paralysis, but there are time when I think someone is about to walk into my room, like one of my family members. There are other times where I think I'm actually slowly getting up out of bed but find out I'm still lying there paralyzed.

 

As a man of faith, I chanted holy names when it last happened a few weeks ago. I was unable to move while chanting but it prevented a full paralysis episode.

I know this is a science forum so let's say it wasn't the bad juju surrounding the relapse but it was brain chemistry out of whack.

 

When you sleep, your brain paralyses you so that you don't act out your dreams.

Sleepwalking (and worse) happens when the paralysis doesn't work properly.

Sometimes, your brain might be a little delayed in cancelling the paralysis when you wake up, so there's a short period during which you can't move but you're awake. This is so-called sleep paralysis. If you're not quite awake, reality will be mixed up with a half-dream to create a hallucination.

I've had sleep paralysis many times since teenagehood, usually without hallucination. I hate it.

 

Mate its the semen demons you let out.

 

I have had a experience tonight and was wondering if anyone knew anything about it . I woke up and it wasn’t an OBE because I couldn’t see myself but I know it wasn’t a dream . My body was so heavy and when I managed to try and get up nothing electrical like lights were turning on and I was seeing family members. One of them being my mum who’s currently in a hospice so there’s no way shed be at home , Just wondering if anyone has had anything similar

 

Did this have something to do with a Succubus?

 

There is nothing bad about it. Brain putting body in the paralysed state before dreams not to move while dreaming If you have paralysis often you can change that to lucid dreams. Or to get out from it just change the breathing pattern. Just search about Charlie Morley, Robert Waggner to know about lucid dreams, They are pioneers in the field.

I had sleep paralysis 2-3 times. last time I was just floating above my body. I can move my eyelids only and sense my breath. I felt light and non-physical. Ever since I wish to reach that state but fapping habit is stronger than practising lucid dreams and lost the ability over time. damn,.



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