Hey all, I've had shit like this in the past. Like I was lying on my side last night, maybe dreaming or having deep thoughts and I had this argument in my dream. I was in a restaurant playing with forks and this women said, "Will you stop? That's annoying?" and so I yelled at her, "Who the f___ do you think you are?" Then I wake up in my room but I cannot talk or move. I keep my eyes closed and my body tingles all over. This amazing sensation of my body tingling from this intense vibration. Then I lift my head (and I knew before hand that this had happened before but I sort of let it happen for as long as I could because it was such an awesome sensation).... Why does this happen?
This has happened before as to where I have seen a man in my room (all black with a knife in the air) as I am laying on my back, pinned down, can't talk, can't move my body, etc. This is when I was 16. I was just watching Friday the 13th Part 3 and had fallen asleep to it. I finally lift my head and see the clock reads 3:00 AM.
This has happened to many people in different ways. Some see spiders, some see "old hag" which it's also called "old hag syndrome" and it's really unexplainable. I think what they say is if you're stressed, really tired or ate before you went to bed, you can get it.
I sounds like you may be still dreaming at the point when you think you can't move, even though you think you've awakened.
Never done drugs in my life nor do I drink nor have I ever.
In truth; research has gathered very little insight regarding cross-cultural traditions for "out of body" experiences, the "power of intention" and positive and negative energy attraction...
Although, I am hopeful that recent problems presented by quantum theory will place a heightened value on the power of focused intention and "multi-dimensional" experiences.
Alternatively though; you can stay off the acid
Posted by LongIslandKnicksFan:
Never done drugs in my life nor do I drink nor have I ever.
Maybe that is the problem.
I belive its just a matter you (brain?) waking up before your body.
This is a good thing.. the Hindu religion believes this state is a real positive thing, your psycho-somatic vibration is becoming finer/higher and you are "awakening". I had this happen three or four times. Its good stuff and is a positive thing most of the time.
My psychology teacher in college talked about this. Nothing to worry about, it's just something like that you woke up suddenly from being in a very deep sleep, and you were still partially dreaming while you were conscious.
This sounds very similar to what happens 2 eddy curry during defensive rotations
Posted by Elite:
This sounds very similar to what happens 2 eddy curry during defensive rotations
Zing!
Posted by Solace:
My psychology teacher in college talked about this. Nothing to worry about, it's just something like that you woke up suddenly from being in a very deep sleep, and you were still partially dreaming while you were conscious.
Bingo. Very common after coming out of REM sleep suddenly. Although it can be a scary thing because some people that have come out comas have describe their coma experiences as such.
This sounds like the folklore I grew up in the phillipines. Here is a link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BangungotBangungot
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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Sudden unexplained death syndrome. (Discuss)
Sudden Unexpected Death Syndrome (called bangungot in the Philippines, lai tai in Thailand, and hukuri in Japan) is sudden unexpected death of adolescents and adults during sleep. Bangungot is rarely observed in the Western world, and appears to occur more commonly among young men in East and Southeast Asian countries. The term originated from the Tagalog word meaning "nightmare." The root of this word comes from two Tagalog words bangon, which means to rise or to be awake and ungul which means to moan.[citation needed] While experiencing this, the person is aware that he is dreaming but feels like there is something that stops him from moving and awaking.[citation needed]
SUDS has been cloaked in superstition. In Thailand it is particularly believed to be linked to eating rice cakes. Filipinos believe ingesting high levels of carbohydrates just before sleeping causes bangungot.
It has only been recently that the scientific world has begun to understand this syndrome. Victims of bangungot have not been found to have any organic heart diseases or structural heart problems.
However, cardiac activity during SUDS episodes indicates irregular heart rhythms and ventricular fibrillation. The victim survives this episode if the heart's rhythm goes back to normal. Older folks in the Philippines recommend trying wiggling the big toe while experiencing this to snap back.
Ongoing genetic studies by Spanish electrophysiologist Dr. Josep Brugada Terradellas show that SUDS results from mutations in the cardiac sodium channel gene. This means that it is a chromosomal problem, which is why it runs in families. Thus, doctors say that families who have kin that have suffered from or died of SUDS must see a heart specialist.
In the Philippines, most cases of bangungot have been linked with Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis, whereas in Thailand and Laos, bangungot (or in their term, Sudden Adult Death Syndrome) is caused by the Brugada syndrome.[1]
Bangungot is also depicted in the Philippines as a mythological creature called batibat. This hag-like creature sits on the victim's face so as to immobilize and suffocate him.
LIKnicksFan......are you still sleeping?
I use to experience this all the time as a child......dark figures moving around and all that.
I think its those damn "insurgents" Bush used to talk about.
Posted by Elite:
This sounds very similar to what happens 2 eddy curry during defensive rotations
Now that was funny.
Posted by LongIslandKnicksFan:
Hey all, I've had shit like this in the past. Like I was lying on my side last night, maybe dreaming or having deep thoughts and I had this argument in my dream. I was in a restaurant playing with forks and this women said, "Will you stop? That's annoying?" and so I yelled at her, "Who the f___ do you think you are?" Then I wake up in my room but I cannot talk or move. I keep my eyes closed and my body tingles all over. This amazing sensation of my body tingling from this intense vibration. Then I lift my head (and I knew before hand that this had happened before but I sort of let it happen for as long as I could because it was such an awesome sensation).... Why does this happen?
This has happened before as to where I have seen a man in my room (all black with a knife in the air) as I am laying on my back, pinned down, can't talk, can't move my body, etc. This is when I was 16. I was just watching Friday the 13th Part 3 and had fallen asleep to it. I finally lift my head and see the clock reads 3:00 AM.
This has happened to many people in different ways. Some see spiders, some see "old hag" which it's also called "old hag syndrome" and it's really unexplainable. I think what they say is if you're stressed, really tired or ate before you went to bed, you can get it.
I want to drink your blood.
