still asleep but seem to wake up Posted: 01-18-08 18:50pm
Every now and then, Once a month or so, I
seem to wake up..but still be asleep, My
whole body is pulsing with energy, I feel
like I'm sleeping on air almost, And there
is this voice telling me to open my eyes,
To get up and wake up from this, And i
do.
When i wake up i feel like I've been
asleep for days on end, And the energy
slowly leaves my body and i go back to
normal.
Its so odd, I'm asleep but awake at the
same time, I just can't open my eyes or
move, Can someone please tell me..what is
this?
Thank you.
-The Sleepless Mage.
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MandMs
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Posted: 01-22-08 03:38am
Do you usually have such a experience
shortly after waking up or shortly before
falling asleep?
Do you have a feeling that someone is in
your room?
Are you frightened at that moments?
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Galaxy
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Posted: 01-22-08 08:53am
It is sleep paralysis - more common than
you would think. Google for info on it
but basically it is just that the safety
mechanism that keeps you from getting up
and walking around or harming yourself
during sleep does not switch off at the
same time as you regain consciousness.
You think you 'see' your bedroom but it is
in your mind's eye for your eyes are still
closed.
As well as sleep paralysis, check out
narcolepsy - it is a very interesting
topic! As for you, I wouldn't worry - it
is perfectly normal.
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