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This is just more proof that my theory about having 2 lives at once is true. Remember, when you sleep you're really controlling someone on the other side of the planet that is just waking up!
Ok, now really, this is cool as shit. I'm looking into the WILD's as we speak.
Edit: Ok I just had this really cool idea. When you're in one of these, pick up your cell phone or a phone and try to call yourself and leave a voicemail. That would be kickass! (even though you probably wouldn't get it, that'd be funny as hell)
Ok, now really, this is cool as shit. I'm looking into the WILD's as we speak.
Edit: Ok I just had this really cool idea. When you're in one of these, pick up your cell phone or a phone and try to call yourself and leave a voicemail. That would be kickass! (even though you probably wouldn't get it, that'd be funny as hell)
haha Bofu, I actually thought of calling my friend in the real world during my experience 
let us know how your try at it goes
let us know how your try at it goes
happens to me too, but only if i take day naps, or if i wake up and return to sleeping shortly after. lucid dreaming, for me at least, is often terrifying because the circumstances are usually really fucked up, and yet feel extremely real. our minds can be a nuisance sometimes.
haha good thought. but i was talking about things that are not physically possible (flying, picking up objects and moving them with my mind)
Damn that sounds tight as hell. Every now and then I'll have a dream that seemed real as fuck, but I still knew it was a dream. Wish I could dream like that more often. At first it sounded like an acid trip because you had trouble describing it, but as you said no drugs were involved and I don't really know much about acid. Heh...
lol I'm sure acid and shit does not transforms you to another place, rather it brings in external hallucinations into your current view (think the light poles swirving to attack you and your friends face melting off)
As a previous poster has said:
If you're not spiritually advanced, what you're experiencing may well be a grand illusion i.e. a lie.
To be on the safe side, however, may I suggest you don't do anything bad while in this state?
I think mystics tend to be wary of this sort of thing; false revelations, meeting demons disguised as Jesus, seeking after 'effects' rather than wisdom, truth and peace, etc.
If you're not spiritually advanced, what you're experiencing may well be a grand illusion i.e. a lie.
To be on the safe side, however, may I suggest you don't do anything bad while in this state?
I think mystics tend to be wary of this sort of thing; false revelations, meeting demons disguised as Jesus, seeking after 'effects' rather than wisdom, truth and peace, etc.
I think your sleeping pattern is unnatural timewise and your body tells you to get and keep your ass in bed at night.
This used to happen to me when I was drinking a whole lot and on so many pills.
When it was time to wake up in the morning, my dreams would turn real but there was a sick feeling behind it and my actual body felt like moving since I thought what was going on was real but, I couldn't actually move, I just continued dreaming.
It was a sick scary nightmarish feeling, it was just like I was doing my normal day to day activity I would do in the morning. Walking out to my car to go to work, throwing out garbage on the way to my car in the morning. I saw and felt like the exact same environment, the daylight, how I normally walk, clothes I'm wearing, people walking past, the location of where I park my car... It was surreal. I can still see that image during one of those times. Cell phone ringing, people knocking on doors. I was really convinced that it was actually going on. There was no way to differentiate if was a dream or reality.
Then out of nowhere I would hear some kind of loud knock on a door or I would try to move my arm or leg with all my energy and suddenly snap out of it. Then I wouldn't really think anything of it, and think I was out of it, alarm clock hadn't gone off so I'd just ignore it, then I would just snap back into it repeatedly and all the dreams/situations were different making each "dream" seem that much more real. Since, I thought I had a bad dream, I woke up (from my sudden movements or those knocks on the door) but, I snapped back into that nightmare that seemed real but, in another situation.
I think this is what a nightmare would be but, it wasn't really a nightmare in the sense I was dying or getting killed or any danger going on but, it's just due to how realistic it was and so surreal, the timing, in the morning as I was about to wake up and I was going to do what I normally do in my day to day morning life, my exact same morning routine, but, my physical body felt like it was paralyzed and was just stuck since in reality I was really sleeping. One of the dreams that I recall was a time-frame was down to me leaving for work in the morning. These dreams or nightmares were what I would be about to be doing in reality if I had actually woken up.
In other words you could say, you were seeing yourself in the future 10 min. from the state you're in now. So, if you were sleeping about to wake up in the morning, I would see myself 10 min. in the future doing what I would normally be doing but, in reality I was still sleeping.
Usually based on how long I've been sleeping and the sun light coming through the windows I can tell when it's going to be time for me to go to work. This is when I would get these dreams that made me think that I was already getting up and going down to my car and leaving for work in the morning but, none of that was actually going on. My body was trying to move as if I was really living the dream but, in reality I was sleeping so I couldn't move which gave me that sick scary feeling like I was paralyzed.
My mind was thinking I was consious although really I was sleeping (what state are you in when sleeping? subconious?).
When it was time to wake up in the morning, my dreams would turn real but there was a sick feeling behind it and my actual body felt like moving since I thought what was going on was real but, I couldn't actually move, I just continued dreaming.
It was a sick scary nightmarish feeling, it was just like I was doing my normal day to day activity I would do in the morning. Walking out to my car to go to work, throwing out garbage on the way to my car in the morning. I saw and felt like the exact same environment, the daylight, how I normally walk, clothes I'm wearing, people walking past, the location of where I park my car... It was surreal. I can still see that image during one of those times. Cell phone ringing, people knocking on doors. I was really convinced that it was actually going on. There was no way to differentiate if was a dream or reality.
Then out of nowhere I would hear some kind of loud knock on a door or I would try to move my arm or leg with all my energy and suddenly snap out of it. Then I wouldn't really think anything of it, and think I was out of it, alarm clock hadn't gone off so I'd just ignore it, then I would just snap back into it repeatedly and all the dreams/situations were different making each "dream" seem that much more real. Since, I thought I had a bad dream, I woke up (from my sudden movements or those knocks on the door) but, I snapped back into that nightmare that seemed real but, in another situation.
I think this is what a nightmare would be but, it wasn't really a nightmare in the sense I was dying or getting killed or any danger going on but, it's just due to how realistic it was and so surreal, the timing, in the morning as I was about to wake up and I was going to do what I normally do in my day to day morning life, my exact same morning routine, but, my physical body felt like it was paralyzed and was just stuck since in reality I was really sleeping. One of the dreams that I recall was a time-frame was down to me leaving for work in the morning. These dreams or nightmares were what I would be about to be doing in reality if I had actually woken up.
In other words you could say, you were seeing yourself in the future 10 min. from the state you're in now. So, if you were sleeping about to wake up in the morning, I would see myself 10 min. in the future doing what I would normally be doing but, in reality I was still sleeping.
Usually based on how long I've been sleeping and the sun light coming through the windows I can tell when it's going to be time for me to go to work. This is when I would get these dreams that made me think that I was already getting up and going down to my car and leaving for work in the morning but, none of that was actually going on. My body was trying to move as if I was really living the dream but, in reality I was sleeping so I couldn't move which gave me that sick scary feeling like I was paralyzed.
My mind was thinking I was consious although really I was sleeping (what state are you in when sleeping? subconious?).
HarveyJ
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Anyone else reckon this ties in nicely with Amanda11's other thread?
Productionhead: If it is an OBE, see if you can learn to control it. That shit sounds like it'd be awesome if you didn't have the whole sleep-paralysis freak out.
Nickycakes: I've never had an OBE myself, but I like hearing about them (well, all psychic phenomena really).
Did anything happen in yours that actually did happen in the waking world?
I mean, did you go anywhere unusual and find it was exactly as you saw it, maybe overheard a conversation that actually happened, or something like that?
Productionhead: If it is an OBE, see if you can learn to control it. That shit sounds like it'd be awesome if you didn't have the whole sleep-paralysis freak out.
Nickycakes: I've never had an OBE myself, but I like hearing about them (well, all psychic phenomena really).
Did anything happen in yours that actually did happen in the waking world?
I mean, did you go anywhere unusual and find it was exactly as you saw it, maybe overheard a conversation that actually happened, or something like that?
I don't know why, but that's just so funny to me at the moment...
HarveyJ:
I've had sleep paralysis for such a long time in my lifetime that it really isn't scary anymore. I just ride that bitch out!
I've had sleep paralysis for such a long time in my lifetime that it really isn't scary anymore. I just ride that bitch out!
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