Hello, / X /. When I was 9 years old, I've heard some weird

>>18457634
It's /x/ or /x], you fucking newfag.

>>18457634
1 Samuel chapter 3?

Auditory hallucination, very common for it to be your name and to be known voices. Usually happens when ones about to sleep but not necessarily always. Its a way your brain has to bring you into alert

Or maybe your parents are calling you from the future to prevent you from death in youth

>>18458667
Thanks.

Nice tin can.

>>18457634
if it keeps happening check a doctor maybe it's psychosis

Follow the voices, It may be someone calling to you but using the voice of your parents because thats easy to trust

>>18457634
OP, seriously, get checked by a doctor. It sounds like the onset of schizophrenia to me.

>>18459920
It sounds more like Auditory hallucination

>>18457634

I think you should see a psychiatrist/therapist if the voices get bad/worse and interfere with your life.

Also this could be acting up because your connection to the spirit world is strong/you're sensitive to a part of the world that most people aren't. So basically I think you need help from not only a psychiatrist, but if things become even worse, a spiritualist too.

>>18460346
Thanks, these voices don't interfere in my life.

>>18460406
You should ask them questions like the meaning of the universe OP.
Or you could totally make a thread where people ask your voices questions. That would be completely awesome.

>>18458667
>>18459463
Adding onto this, the name of having hallucinatory experiences while falling asleep is called hypnagogic hallucinations. This is extremely normal, especially the "calling your name" part.
That being said, it's also common to sometimes hear your name being called amongst other noises every now and then. If the voices are loud, clear, and distinct from your surroundings, then this may indicate some sort of psychosis and is definitely worth noting and bringing up to any psychiatrist/therapist.

>>18461855
I don't hear these voices when I'm trying to sleep, thanks.