My lucid dreams involve demons. ._. the last sleep paralysis I had was unintentional, at 3:14 in the morning. Everything shut off when I blinked, and when I tried to get up to turn it on my body wouldnt move, no matter how hard I tried. about 2 minutes later, after being scared senseless, trying to scream for help because I couldnt budge, a dark figure came out from the hallway. It started off slowly, then jumped on my chest. It was soo heavy, I couldnt breathe. It started to shout things at me I couldnt understand, for it was in another language, and others started almost circling around my body, and it felt like they were looking for something. Things started cracking and breaking, all the picture frames fell off the walls. The coffee table ocuntertop split in half, and all I could do was watch. Finally able to catch my breath after the demon got off me, it yelled something at me and scratched my chest really hard, then left. My grandma ran in (I was on her living room couch) and asked me what happened, and all the sudden I could start moving again.. I told her and she pulled up my shirt, and there was claw marks, but they were internally bleeding, not bleeding on the outside. I didnt sleep for that night and the night after, and never fell asleep in her house again. Scariest thing I have ever experienced, and I dont wish it upon my worst enemy.
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Sorry to interrupt you guys but this phenomenon carries a name: false wake up.
It's basicly everything you described: the unability to wake up, seeing scary shit etc.
This is caused due to the fact that your mind woke up but your body didnt. Meaning, you're half awake while being at sleep. Because your brain can not handle such situation different layers start to mix including things from your dreams (which are probably bad due to your sudden bad emotion of that status) and the reality you see.
What follows is a paralysis in which you can not move and are confronted with some of your deepest fears and the unability to control your body. The claw strikes you've seen were probably your bodies reaction to what he saw in your paralysis. Meaning: you got a body-own placebo effect in which your body had to react to the mixture of fiction and reality and started to become red, because that's what your brain would assume as a logical cause if you've been striked in real life.
I dont know if this is clearly enough spoken because this is not an easy topic, but probably as interesting as scary.
By the way: there are psychologists who could, based on the story you told us Granby, analyse your whole identity, including personal manners, family backgrounds, behaviour etc. etc.
But just btw: this does not have any in common with the place where you sleep since it can be, at least theoretically, happen everywhere. So there's no reason to be scared of your grandmothers house ;)
It's basicly everything you described: the unability to wake up, seeing scary shit etc.
This is caused due to the fact that your mind woke up but your body didnt. Meaning, you're half awake while being at sleep. Because your brain can not handle such situation different layers start to mix including things from your dreams (which are probably bad due to your sudden bad emotion of that status) and the reality you see.
What follows is a paralysis in which you can not move and are confronted with some of your deepest fears and the unability to control your body. The claw strikes you've seen were probably your bodies reaction to what he saw in your paralysis. Meaning: you got a body-own placebo effect in which your body had to react to the mixture of fiction and reality and started to become red, because that's what your brain would assume as a logical cause if you've been striked in real life.
I dont know if this is clearly enough spoken because this is not an easy topic, but probably as interesting as scary.
By the way: there are psychologists who could, based on the story you told us Granby, analyse your whole identity, including personal manners, family backgrounds, behaviour etc. etc.
But just btw: this does not have any in common with the place where you sleep since it can be, at least theoretically, happen everywhere. So there's no reason to be scared of your grandmothers house ;)
