/hypno/ - Hypnochan

Sorry mate, havent heard of anything that induces sleep paralysis. But I'm interested in bondage Can you share your bondage + immobilisation stuff here. I'll drop mine as well.

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>>50613

Sleep Paralysis is horrifiying I strongly suggest you reconsider your attempts. Dont do it.

>>50613

Sleep Paralysis sucks ass and I would not voluntarily experience it for anything

Also it's more of a physiological process as I understand it, I'm not sure hypnosis would be able to induce it.

>>50743

Hypnosis can induce something that is identical in effect to sleep paralysis, even if it's not working by the exact same process. Paralyzing the body while the mind is still active is essentially Stage Hypnosis 101.

Rather than inducing Sleep Paralysis with Hypnosis it might be worth considering that Hypnosis taps into the same mechanisms that the brain uses to stop us moving or running in our sleep when we dream.

A typical sign of trance is saccadic eye movements with the eyes closed just like REM sleep.

>>50788

Dammit, ignore the PNG

>>50736

>>50743

meh, it's not that bad, you little babies

>>50793

No hallucinations version is mostly stressful and annoying. Can be terrifying unless you know what's going on.

Hallucination version can straight get fucked. Been terrorized out of my goddamn mind by the most cliche horror tropes out there that are suddenly actually fucking scary when they're on your chest ranting about they're going to kill you

>>50798

Hey am curious! Can share the hallucinations version? Tx in advance/

>>50798

>>50736

Idk, surely if the hypnosis you're listening to is actively encouraging erotic visualizations and dreams then you're less likely to experience negative hallucinations. Aren't the nightmare aspects of sleep paralysis derived from the shock and fear of being trapped in ones own body? You'd think if you were expecting, anticipating and hoping for paralysis all the while having erotic audio with sexual suggestions and imagery fed into your ears then it's less likely to turn into the nightmare scenario you've experienced?

Also if sleep paralysis was such a dangerous and terrifying thing that no one has ever enjoyed even slightly then why are there pages of guides on how to induce sleep paralysis on Google?

>>50826

Had it happened to me once by accident, I think, and it took about 3 minutes to subside, which felt more like ten. If you don't panic and understand, that your brain just hasn't fully woken up yet, or at least so I told myself, it's nothing to worry about all that much. Googled it right afterwards and I wouldn't mind repeating it in a controlled environment with previous knowledge of, what's going to happen.

>>50815

Sure. I remember two instances when I was a kid, one where strange glowing lights were passing through my walls and I thought I was seeing the spirits of the dead or something. That one wasn't that scary, but I wondered if I had died and one of them was my soul.

In like 6th grade, I saw a man in a dark cloak walk through my closed closet door and over to my bed and examine me. I thought he was death and he was going to take me away. I was really scared, but eventually he walked out through the opposite wall. Eventually I could move and I ran into my parents bedroom crying and telling them a strange man was in my room. My stepdad went through the whole house looking for him but then realized I must have had a nightmare when I explained that he walked through the wall.

Then in high school I had another episode where a huge ass black wolf the size of a horse was standing over my bed, and I could feel it's slobber dripping onto me while I was paralyzed. It explained to me in the most cliche, deep growly voice that it was a being of evil, and because I had been good, it had come to punish me by eating me. It said that if I could just open my mouth and plead for my life, it would spare me, but I couldn't move. All I could do was grunt and try to scream through a closed jaw. It put it's paw on my chest and I couldn't breathe, and I thought I was going to suffocate.

I was old enough to realize that this was weird as fuck and I didn't really believe in the supernatural, so I looked it up. Armed with the knowledge of what was happening, I was confident the next time wouldn't be horrifying.

Then as an adult, when I woke up to an old hag of a woman leaning on my chest, whispering in my ear with her toothless mouth about how she had drugged me so I couldn't move, and how she was going to cut out my heart with a dagger to make herself young, but how I was going to feel every second of it until she pulled my heart out of my body and I did not at the time remember what sleep paralysis was and just thought I was going to die.

I feel like sleep paralysis has potential, I never thought of it in this context.

I know you can use it to move into lucid dreams (or "out of body experiences" which are also dreams), which is useful, but it seems like it could be useful for hypnosis.

First of all, I have a lot of trouble entering trance, and sleep paralysis for that matter. I wonder if getting more efficient at entering SP would make it easier to trance, and if listening to hypno while in SP could manipulate the dreams/hallucinations you can potentially have.

How long can someone stay in sleep paralysis for? I've always heard of people saying it lasts a few minutes, but that's probably for people who aren't interested in keeping it going right?

>>50815

>>50878

I am actually into lucid dreaming and sleep paralisys im a pretty good lucid dreamer by now wich you can actually use to fight your fears. But i only had like 2 or 3 (wanted) sleep paralysis. They are terrifying yes, but i find it fascinating. The most horrifing thing was when a big black monster on all fours came into my room. That kinda looked like a more bulky version of the licker from resident evil 2 walked directly next to me and i tought it was going to eat me. But i knew it was a sleep paralysis so i just tought "Do it, go do it you faggot" and it went away. But i woke up then. As long as you dont let yourself get fooled by the things that attack you, you can use it for you. Either for pleasure or spirutual enlighnement, whatever. At first i always used my lucid dreams for sex, its fun and all the thing is you can do so much more. Lost my fear of spiders by summoning spiders in my dreams for example and letting them attack me.

one time i had sleep paralysis and there was an evil demon thing at the foot of the bed

he was huge, like seven feet tall and red and black and strong as fuck

there were spikes coming out of it's body all over and it had a long pointed tongue

i then proceeded to think about having sex with it

after we made out i think it felt awkward so it left