Sleep paralysis

>>17272291
Bump

>>17272291
when you wake up in sleep paralysis normally the only thing about your body you'll be able to control is your breathing, so just focus n breathing manually, will help you wake up a it faster.

>>17272393
Do you know if there are any sleep habits that might trigger it?

sleep deprivation, stress, some medications and some disorders such as sleep apnea are known triggers

If you stay calm, you can fight the demons. I've forced them back several times now.

I also had this. I started to listen to white noise while sleeping it oddly helped and I don't have sleep paralysis that often.

>>17272291
Sleep on your side. Worked for me

>>17273036
>chemicals in your brain
>demons

>>17273036
fight TWO demons

You should watch The Nightmare, which is a great documentary on sleep paralysis on Netflix

I'm not a big fan of the idea of lucid dreaming but I can control my dreams. Part of my method is to go into a state of paralysis and then fall asleep thinking of flying or swimming.

>>17272427
Sleeping on your back, sleeping too much

I've had this before. Anything that could interrupt your sleep could trigger it. If it persists, try sleeping on your side or do a sleep study.

Shit I literally just posted about this. It's strange because the same exact thing with family members yelling I get. I also see shit though, and go into lucid dreams and have out of body experiences. There are ways to stop it if you want, but if you can master the fear, then it can become pretty useful for inner reflection