Gray in my dream

Steph_rivers

Jedi Master
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January 29, 2025 3:30-3:45 am

I just woke up from a dream pretty shaken. I felt like my subconscious was tapped into because I was in a state of fear that I feel am usually in control of while in a state of waking consciousness.

I was in a dream that I was in my childhood apartment building with my older brother and we were discussing the next coming months and my birthday, I noticed that all of a sudden time was slowing down and I got put in some kind of sleep paralysis along with my brother. When that happened, I was lying down on the floor and a silhouette of a gray started to appear from the hallway.

I started to try to move but I couldn’t and I tried to wake my brother up with my voice but it was weak, but my voice started getting stronger. The gray would phase in and out of materiality and become more solid coming closer to me. It was there for me. It made itself clear that it was there for me. I started to yell in my dream to wake up and my wife heard me and put her hand on my chest and woke me up.

I asked her was I making noises? And she said “you were whimpering”.

What the hell would’ve happened if she didn’t wake me up?

Now awake I am quite angry and slightly paranoid to think this may have been an invasion of my mind/home personal space / possible abduction attempt

Anyway, be careful out there everyone. I feel like these scumbags enjoy messing with people in their most vulnerable states. Cozy sleep.
 
Remember, as hard as it is in the moment, just say No.
I have found it gets easier with practice, though paralyzing fear seems to be the weapon of choice in these cases.
After a few experiences though, even the subconscious makes the connection between the feeling of paralysis and “time to say No.”
 
Remember, as hard as it is in the moment, just say No.
I have found it gets easier with practice, though paralyzing fear seems to be the weapon of choice in these cases.
After a few experiences though, even the subconscious makes the connection between the feeling of paralysis and “time to say No.”

Exactly my experience, and it happened somewhat unconsciously in that I just got quicker and better at doing it the more such experiences I had. I just got angry, and told them I'm not afraid, just get the hell off me. I still got the prickly feeling over my skin occasionally but didn't feel anywhere near as freaked out. Pretty soon those kind of experiences stopped completely and it's been many years now.
 
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