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Padawan Learner
Psychologist Jorge Conesa Sevilla, at Northland College, suggests “for these Sleep Paralysis cases people should try to ride the fear out and then going back to sleep thus retaining those waking levels of awareness to the point of using this technique as a doorway to lucid dreaming.” Lucid dreams are usual to me, yet such Sevilla’s procedure sounds dangerous IMO. Perhaps it would be more viable if the subject is well skilled to the point of not being subjugated even more at dream state. Have someone here tried this under SP circumstances?
For those who are interested ahead follows one of my SP experiences occurred this month a short time ago:
During that night i got before at least two uncomfortable dreams of other realities, as usually i have, with my alternative selfs living in those odd parallel worlds, but i suppose these are narrations for another thread. So according to psychologist James Cheyne at the University of Waterloo, over extended periods in their lives, up to 6 percent of people report multiple sleep paralysis events. If that is the case then indeed i am included in this 6%.
And so once again, as regularly i have experienced this horror throughout my life, i woke up in back position completely paralysed. Except i could open my eyes and could distinctly see a gray form like a vertical cloud over my solar plexus at the bedroom where the darkness was challenged just by a faint blue light coming from a digital clock. I blinked several times but by then the semi-opaque cloud, about one meter tall, wouldn't move from there. I couldn't either speak or scream yet i started making unusual noises using my breathing as a tool till my love-partner woke up and in the darkness attempted gently to wake me up. The problem it was that i was already awoken with open eyes and still couldn't move. Then i closed my eyes and managed to open only the right eye thus seeing the cloud like a smeared form but next oddly absent in the left eye. Yet soon again it was there in both eyes. My partner was now shaking my inert body strongly. Then after one minute, i wonder, i could move my body though apparently still there was some of that cloud hovering the bed. At this point of my life i was kind of familiarized with those SP rascals, so i was somewhat in a calm state of mood, yet even so i thought slapping it to make it to go away at once. How effective this would be? But when i finally sat down, almost nothing i could see of it. I feared to fall asleep again and anyway took some time to do it. In the next day i was feeling myself kind of aroused. Yeah this sounds incoherent but i think this happens to many victims. My theory is that such feeling is a kind of dark residue left in your body by the intruder.
One more detail is that in that night of mare before the sleeping i had observed a strange partial penumbral eclipse of the Moon for a couple of minutes before all of a sudden it vanished. It was a full moon in a clear night without clouds. I had done the sightings through a pair of binoculars. Indeed the strong lunar lights had made me seeing smudges for some moments in my field of vision. I wonder if that negative lunar energy, likely absorbed through my eyes, unbalanced my astral body to the point of making it more susceptible to that attack afterwards.
For those who are interested ahead follows one of my SP experiences occurred this month a short time ago:
During that night i got before at least two uncomfortable dreams of other realities, as usually i have, with my alternative selfs living in those odd parallel worlds, but i suppose these are narrations for another thread. So according to psychologist James Cheyne at the University of Waterloo, over extended periods in their lives, up to 6 percent of people report multiple sleep paralysis events. If that is the case then indeed i am included in this 6%.
And so once again, as regularly i have experienced this horror throughout my life, i woke up in back position completely paralysed. Except i could open my eyes and could distinctly see a gray form like a vertical cloud over my solar plexus at the bedroom where the darkness was challenged just by a faint blue light coming from a digital clock. I blinked several times but by then the semi-opaque cloud, about one meter tall, wouldn't move from there. I couldn't either speak or scream yet i started making unusual noises using my breathing as a tool till my love-partner woke up and in the darkness attempted gently to wake me up. The problem it was that i was already awoken with open eyes and still couldn't move. Then i closed my eyes and managed to open only the right eye thus seeing the cloud like a smeared form but next oddly absent in the left eye. Yet soon again it was there in both eyes. My partner was now shaking my inert body strongly. Then after one minute, i wonder, i could move my body though apparently still there was some of that cloud hovering the bed. At this point of my life i was kind of familiarized with those SP rascals, so i was somewhat in a calm state of mood, yet even so i thought slapping it to make it to go away at once. How effective this would be? But when i finally sat down, almost nothing i could see of it. I feared to fall asleep again and anyway took some time to do it. In the next day i was feeling myself kind of aroused. Yeah this sounds incoherent but i think this happens to many victims. My theory is that such feeling is a kind of dark residue left in your body by the intruder.
One more detail is that in that night of mare before the sleeping i had observed a strange partial penumbral eclipse of the Moon for a couple of minutes before all of a sudden it vanished. It was a full moon in a clear night without clouds. I had done the sightings through a pair of binoculars. Indeed the strong lunar lights had made me seeing smudges for some moments in my field of vision. I wonder if that negative lunar energy, likely absorbed through my eyes, unbalanced my astral body to the point of making it more susceptible to that attack afterwards.
