FOIL HAT MIGHT ACTUALLY BE USEFUL

>>17709428
Try sleeping on the floor, in a different part of the house.

Find some meditations that work to calm you and don't stare at a computer screen in the dark before going to bed.

>>17709436
By different places i meant different houses.

OP here

Is it actually possible to wake someone up with some type of waves?

You sound schizophrenic.

>>17709428
famous huh?

>>17709428
Is there a history of schizophrenia in your family?

its fucking NORMAL. people wake up several timeas a night. most times they are to sleepy to remember that.you remember it.and its normal.

>>17709444
Your bed could be used because of the springs as an antenna.

Its most likey not the case, unless you were high profile or a targeted individual.

Just try sleeping away from all electronics. Meditate some.

I recomend SA TA NA MA meditation.

>>17709444

Depending on pitch and resonance you might be affected purely out of being sensitive to environmental sounds.

If you really paranoid and have cash to blow you can buy/hire scientific acoustic measurement equipment. You should be able to view all frequency in the area you measure it with a multiscope tool.

Why do think it's sonic when you haven't been able to record or hear it?

Fuck if it was me just go off grid for a few days.

Its called camping.

OP here.

This has been happening for 4 GOD DAMN YEARS! I accidentally put days in the pic.

OP here.

Stop suggesting i have schizophrenia. When this has been happening for 4 years i think i have the right to be paranoid.

>>17709428
Why are celebrities all so fucking retarded? Sleep in one of those 2 places you can sleep normally you beautiful idiot.

>>17711676
take a week and go somewhere woodsy by yourself. don't masturbate, eat healthy and avoid all technology. bring a ton of weed. think. breathe. stretch.

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LOLZ

>>17711695
this seems accurate

>>17709472
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>>17709428
i can relate
in the 'rational world' they'll say it's sleep apnea
but i too get the paranoid feeling it's some mondo conspiracy thing
one time when i woke up i 'heard' a very low beeping sound in my head
it was reminiscent of like an rpg game when the text is being output and each character does a low monotone beep sound
the thing that sucks is i can never fall right back to sleep, takes a couple hours, usually finally fall asleep right before i have to wake up
sleep apnea is kinda creepy because you stop breathing and you wake up because of that

>>17711759
OP HERE

I forgot about sleep apnea. The only problem with that theory is that i seem to sleep fine in certain places. Maybe in those places there is some factor i am not accounting for which makes my sleep apnea less severe.

>>17709444
Well, I'd imagine that if you shoved a flashlight into someones face, then turned it on when the lens is pointed towards the eyes, you could wake someone up with those light waves n shit.

Or you could throw someone in the ocean. Both are waves, both will wake someone up.

>>17711733
Damned left justification

>>17709472
"Internet famous" doesn't count as "famous".

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Let's review the basics.

Sleep paterns, how much do you sleep?

How often do you dream?

Have you ever tried sleep in shorter intervals?

Do you experience, night terrors?

Do you experience those dreams when you are awake but can't move?

>>17711830
OP here.
I spend about 10 hours per day in bed. It takes me 1-2 hours to fall asleep. I will then wake up 2-4 times per night. Sometimes when i wake up i take a while to fall asleep again.

I dream quite often since ive had sleeping problems.

No, i have never tried sleep in shorter intervals.

No, i do not experience night terrors.

No, i never experience dreams where i am awake but cant move.

Thank you for your concern.

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>>17711853
Ok that put us in good footing, at what hour do you usually fall sleep?

Have you ever attempted to have lucid dreaming?

And of course, what reason should have someone to mess with your sleep patterns?

I know of a few methods to do what you described, but they're complicated, no reason to do it to someone with no benefits.

>>17711890
OP here.

The time when i go to bed varies greatly and hence the time when i fall asleep varies greatly.

No, i have never attempted lucid dreaming.

Someone might want to mess with my sleeping because they know who i am. I am famous but i can't tell you who i am.

I am famous so i can see why someone would want to mess with me. People that don't agree with what i am doing or do not like me might be willing to spend a lot of money to make me suffer as long as they don't get caught.

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>>17711925
Ok.

If you can't have a regular sleep pattern that could be the cause, but four years of random sleep patterns are to much.

I don't give a fucking who you are. Not a little bit.


Let's start with white noise.

http://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/whiteNoiseGenerator.php

This is a white noise generator, if the disturbance is produced by ambient sound the white noise can cancel it.

Did you said that you heard a beeping sound?

Regardless, white noise could help an it's an easy treatment that you can try yourself.

Start with the lower frequencies, turn off the lights, if you have confortable headphones use them.

Close your eyes and test every frequence for around 20 minutes.

If you go to sleep just leave the sound on during the night.

Turn off your monitor of course.

>>17711966
OP here.

THANK YOU 4 THA HALP

Tin foil has a beneficial effect. Aluminum intensifies negative effects. Its the reason you can't buy literal "tin" foil anymore, and only aluminum.

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>>17711983
No problem, I like to help.

Sweet dreams to you anon.

That's not how a Faraday Cage works. You won't block anything unless you cover your entire body in tinfoil.

>>17709428
Try different methods of shutting out things like sound, light, electronics, build a Faraday cage.
Try one method at a time until you eliminate the interference.
Once you know how it works you can try tracking the source, and this may bring you closer to who is doing it.
Good luck.

>>17709428
>the thing is i am quite famous

Greg, 27, works at Pizza Hut, owns several fedoras, is an admin of one of the largest MLP forums and is praised by the community as the brony-king

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>>17712005