Thursday, March 10, 2011

It happened again....

I awoke from a nightmare last night and couldnt move my body as hard as I tryed. Me legs and arms felt like they were paralyzed, and my vision was very blurred...i couldnt lift myself up from my bed which is such a scarey feeling...It took me about a minute to get out of that state before getting back to normal. This is one of the few side effects that sometimes occur when I'm lucid dreaming.

I can't recall the whole nightmare before I woke up, just the end where I relized I was dreaming. I was in the living room of the house I stay at when going to college. I was just sitting on the couch when I heard my dog barking from my bedroom. I got off the couch and started walking to my room and then stopped and said to myself "wait Louie (my familys dog) shouldn't be here." I realized then I was in a dream. Thats when things got intense and I ran into my room and there where crazy lights all over the place, and then I looked down at my couch and there was a scary figure laying down on it and made a horrible sound, and then I woke myself up. Thats when I layed in my bed not able to move...

That side effect does not happen to me often. There is another side effect that happens alot more. The side effect is sometimes when I wake up from a dream or nightmare I will see a quick hallucination of either a image or a sound. I read up on this and it happens to lucid dreamers because the dream will be so intense and real like that when you wake up quick it takes a little bit to adjust to being awake which sometimes causes hallucinations. That can also be scarey.

A example of an hallucination that happend to be earlier this school year was I woke up and saw a lady all white, with white hair, and a white dress walk along my bed. I layed In my bed just watching her as she slowley disapeared...This only lasted for about 5 seconds but I was completley awake....




 

1 comment:

  1. That picture FREAKS me out. Lucid dreams and night terros happened to me a lot this fall. I would get the side effects...thinking I was trapped and couldn't move. One of the worst feelings.

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