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 No.47015

Scariest sleep paralysis encounters?

Shadow people/unexplainable sound and visions

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 No.47038

I don't think I've ever had sleep paralysis before. Sounds awful though.

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 No.47056

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>>47015

Had it a handful of times. I was awake but couldn't move a muscle.. tried as hard as I could to scream for help while struggling to breathe in at the same time. Never had any hallucinations, but seeing my wife sleeping peacefully inches away from me while I thought I was actually dying was one of the most terrifying things I've ever experienced.

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 No.47057

have had it countless times. it gets less scary each one you experience, until eventually it's kinda fun, like a puzzle to unravel.

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 No.47064

>>47056

Found a liar. Sleep paralysis does not affect autonomic nervous system behavior.

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 No.47065

>>47057

This, although I've been very fortunate in that I've never actually had the hallucinatory part of sleep paralysis. No shadow dudes. No space niggers. No incubi. Just stuck.

It's annoying for me, not scary. I usually have to pee.

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 No.47073

>>47064

You mean the trouble breathing part of his post right? Yeah I've had sleep paralysis countless times and never experienced that. I often call the monsters I see kikes until it stops

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 No.47101

Hi OP, sure why not! And now you don't know if I'm about to tell the truth. Read Kelly Cahill. In fact, it's much worse than she makes it out to be. The terror/fear is beyond intense. I've never been in 'the heat of a battle' but I'd be more inclined to do that than voluntarily submit myself to these (but it's not like you have a choice). But, I'm accepting of it as I've gotten older but it doesn't make it better. It will totally fucking ruin your life if you are weak minded just like it did to Kelly Cahill and a few other. There will not be a day that goes by without fear and thoughts about this subject because you know it's real and not a shadow from the tree outside your bedroom window. Also, people will memory hole this shit (and associated shit) faster than anything else I've ever seen memory holed. I am without doubt this message is going to be analyses for clues and this subject is actively tracked (it would be stupid not to because it's so mysterious and real).

I never felt like I'm going to die but I could easily see how people would suppose that. No, the fear is beyond all realm of human existence is the best way I can put it. Like, the terror is so intense that death is not even in your mind… your whole mind is just terror. With time I'm become a bit of a cunt and although I can't do much… I can do something. Most people will not get past it and will simply be mentally ruined for life with one experience.

I suppose what I'm getting at Anon is that this subject is very rarely talked about unless in the context of sleep paralysis. Maybe think outside the box? There are a limited few people that have mentioned this subject in a different light and it's easy to see the regular spikes in Google search telemetry to do with these people from countries that barely exist every 1 or 2 weeks regularly even though some haven't been in the media for a long long time. So what does it all mean /x/? I have some pretty solid theories based on personal experience. Like really solid.

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 No.47273

>>47015

Just had one a few days ago. I was just drifting off to bed, but then I could see down by my feet. It looked vaguely like a woman, but it was dark. I realized I couldn't move either and started panicking. When I snapped out of the paralysis I shot up and grabbed my handgun.

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 No.47281

Awake but cannot move, family dog cracks open my bedroom door. Demon eyes glowing, moves itself to put its snout under my sheets near my feet. I cannot feel anything but have the intuition that my feet are being mangled. Eventually I am able to come conscious.

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 No.47643

I had my most annoying bout a few days ago.

>on couch being lazy ass watching TV

>drift off

>come too and hear TV going

>thisisfine

>realize neck cramping

>can't move

Fucking sleep paralysis

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 No.47664

just two days ago, I wake up eyes closed but I could see, look at the ceiling and this fucking dark gray demon looks at me, one second later I open my eyes and nothing there

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 No.47675

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Had one such experience. The entire time it was happening, I kept trying to convince myself it wasn't real, but then something would happen that would make the experience feel even more real.

For context; I usually sleep facing the wall next to my bed. So when I "woke up" I could see the wall in front of me, but I couldn't move, initially I freaked out, but I managed to calm myself down a little. That is, until I heard something behind me, like a man snoring through a distortion filter, except constantly inhaling without exhaling, I also saw it's shadow rising on my wall, and it looked humanoid, but my eyesight is too poor to notice any other features.

Again I constantly tried to calm myself down. I keep telling myself it's not real, that it's just some shadow of something on my desk, and the sound is from leaving my fan or computer on or something. And for a while the shadow does seem to stand still, like it's just some static object, but then I felt that thing crawl on top of my bed, I even felt the bed cave in, and felt myself sink backwards. I saw it's hand('s shadow) above my head as it slowly elongated one of it's fingers and sunk it into my ear. It felt as if I'd jammed a Q-tip too far into my ear, and could feel the pressure on my eardrum. One moment I could feel the pressure, the next moment it all disappeared, and I could move again.

I never felt myself opening my eyes. I still don't know if that was all in my head, or if that was real. Before I had that waking dream, I had an actual dream, the most vivid one I've ever had, in which some people close to me were acting weird, and just before I "woke" up, their eyes turned into a mirror-like silver, as they expressionlessly stared at me.

Ever since then I've never had sleep paralysis, or vivid dreams. It's even a rare occurrence for me to remember my dreams, even upon waking up; I do try to keep a dream-journal, but pretty much every day I wake up, look at my dream-journal, and wonder what I dreamed about, if I even dreamed at all.

The skeptic in me thinks I imagined it all, and that my subconscious just disconnected my conscious (somehow) from my dreams, since it freaked me out so much. I've tried all sorts of supplements/drugs/techniques to help myself have more dreams, but to no avail. The part of me susceptible to woo-woo thinks I got fucking ear-raped by a demon, and part of me can't help but think I might be possessed.

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