re: Anyone here have sleep hallucinations?

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Although it is possible some presence has been brought back across the veil and you can only perceive it when your dreamsight is still active

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Well this is obviously the most plausible explanation

Thanks man. I actually looked up some statistics about it and it conducted a study that said that 37% of people experienced these episodes at least one time before.

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Its called sleep paralysis. Being sleep deprived causes this. Get some rest, bud.

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Yup. It seems like there is a thread every other week about it lately.

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No its not dreaming because I wake up. I am literally UP and I see the spider.

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Are you sure you are up, you may not even be up now.

This could all be your dream and TD never existed except in your dream and all these posts and other peoples problems are your inner sonder*.








*-the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own—populated with their own ambitions, friends, routines, worries and inherited craziness—an epic story that continues invisibly around you like an anthill sprawling deep underground, with elaborate passageways to thousands of other lives that you’ll never know existed, in which you might appear only once, as an extra sipping coffee in the background, as a blur of traffic passing on the highway, as a lighted window at dusk.

The funny thing is you have no recollection of a dream you just wake up and see a spider. Or that is what i experience atleast

I experience something similar to this when I was in college. I had a bed that was a water mattress-not full on waterbed but it was enclosed in a real mattress. Anyways, the heat could be turned on different levels from 1-10, but it was never cold enough in Hburg to plug it in and turn on. I awoke to my body feeling like it was on fire and it was the bed turned on to like a boiling hot level. I bolted out of the bed and at that same time, I heard the dishwasher running but it sounded like something was being torn apart, but I knew I didn't start the dishwasher and I was there by myself. As I walked into the kitchen the dishwasher got quieter until it was completely silent. For the longest time I swore it was a poltergeist or ghost, but I know that isn't logical. It seems the hypnogogic/hynopompic hallucination is a far more likely explanation.

Wow I never experienced one as crazy as that. I don't hear any sounds or anything but I read up and heard that some people do but it is rare.

Wish I could manipulate the hallucinations I definitely would not being dreaming up a gigantic spider coming at my face