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In stage three I have never felt any fear. I believe what you are feeling in stage four is not your real body on your bed. You probably lost the sensations of
by david-gpu 2y ago
In stage three I have never felt any fear.
I believe what you are feeling in stage four is not your real body on your bed. You probably lost the sensations of your physical body around phases two or three. Rather, by stage four you are already experiencing a dream and you haven't "projected" a particular visual image yet.
I suspect that "astral projections" are nothing but non-lucid dreams in which people dream that they are on their bed without realizing that it's not real.
How much do you normally sleep? To me it sounds like the sort of experiences I have when severely sleep deprived, especially the part about entering REM really fast.
- JohnMakin 2y agoI don’t know, I am pretty sure I am feeling my body and I am pretty sure it is when sleep paralysis taking effect - It feels like I have two bodies, first I can start to move my arms, but I can physically feel my toes, and if I try to wiggle them before paralysis has taken effect, it can wake me up entirely. It’s an extremely strange sensation but it does not last very long. I’ve had this since at least far back as I can remember, around age 3-4. I don’t always sleep well but I’d say no less than the average person. 6-8 hours a night, but with whatever I have going on, sometimes it’s easier to do split sleep cycles like 4 hours sleeping (2 full rem cycles), 8 hours awake, 4 hours asleep. I feel much more rested when I sleep this way but it doesn’t coincide well with normal life.