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DOOMBOT
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It happens to me all of the time. Some cases are more extreme then others. Sometimes I will hear voices or sense an evil presence in the room with me. Last week I was sleeping at my girls college and I woke up in the middle of the night and it happened. I had my arms around her but I was looking towards the edge of the bed to the closet. It was open so it had a darker view. I made out what appeared to be an alien or something moving around in its general direction but closer to me. I held my breathe like I always do till I almost pass out, or feel like I will pass out... and then I "woke up".
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Oct-24-2005 18:29
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Boomer187
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Registered: Aug 2001
Location: USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by kadomony
ya, the levitation thing happens to me a lot, also the sound. more of a sharp falling feeling though. havent experienced the paralysis though.
the levitating feeling comes from being still in one position for a while. your body has no comparison of different changes in the force of gravity over time when this happens.
the sound is probably a random part of your brain firing as it prepares to shut down for sleep.
the falling is the same thing, random signals being interpreted.
the fear? same. as the concious thought of the brain shuts down, the center part is the only part fully active. this is where the fight or flight response lies. so any signal passing thru here might yield a fear reaction.
the paralysis is probably that your body takes a while to come out of sleep state, and requires more time to activate your muscles again. |
nice guess, partially right.
there are 5 stages o sleep, once you fall asleep your brain activity decreases, level 1 - 4, then it increases in activity by going from level 3 to 2, then instead of going to level 1 it jumps to level 5...which is REM sleep.
Rem sleep is crazy cause your entire brain is active, much like it is when your awake, but your unconscious. Also during REM all of your major muscles are paralyzed. its not a wierd thing, its just how it is. So when you suddenly wake up from rem, you could still be paralyzed. Your brain is also going crazy with activity which can cause auditory or visual hallucinations.

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Oct-24-2005 19:35
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Zenchowdah
I'm beyond it.
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: va
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| quote: | Originally posted by Vlad
I always get it in my right arm. Ill wake up and I literally cant move it, I pinch the shit out of it, bite it as hard as I can without being a cannibal... and I dont feel shit for the first 30-45 secs. Its really really really fucking weird. |
thats just because you cut off blood supply or pinch a nerve weird while you sleep, if you fall asleep upside down vampire position, like i usually do (arms crossed over chest, laying on chest) then both your arms will be dead when you wake up.
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Oct-24-2005 20:24
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Zenchowdah
I'm beyond it.
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: va
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| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
yea I sleep on my stomach with one arm going across my body, it always falls asleep. Its fun hitting it on the wall cause you don't feel it. |
i like when it happens to my legs, and i try to walk. i feel like the baby deer on the discovery channel.
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Oct-24-2005 20:53
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