I've tried to induce sleep paralysis on purpose just to know what it was like, but it never worked. I was told to just lie still on my back for as long as I could without moving a muscle. I guess not everyone can experience this?
Then again, most people don't even want to experience it so maybe I'm lucky
yes you are rite dear but i experineced it
Rest loss of motion stories commonly include unordinary and frequently amazingly startling or irritating encounters. Maybe you have maybe a couple of these stories to recount your own. If not, I'll initially share one of mine to give you a comprehension of what it can resemble. At that point we'll investigate whether rest loss of motion devils truly exist, or if science can give an intelligent and consoling clarification. Envision, maybe, the accompanying situation: you've nodded off as normal in the wake of a prolonged day. You trust you'll have lovely dreams and get up the following morning feeling invigorated.
In any case, rather than awakening calmly in the morning prepared to languidly hit the rest catch, you stir at an obscure time amidst the night.
Two things instantly spring to mind: you can't move – by any means; and you're not the only one. You feel a weight on your chest, squeezing you down and keeping you from sitting up. However, it's more awful than that – you can't move your arms or legs. You can't move your lips to get out for offer assistance. You don't know who or what is pushing on your chest. It's excessively dim, making it impossible to see. Be that as it may, you simply know there's a nearness there. Something weird. Something uninvited. Something unnerving. This transpired a year ago, and was an extremely unsettling knowledge. Luckily there was no devil, phantom or lost thief. After a concise time of frenzy the inclination passed and I could stagger to the restroom to ensure my face wasn't enhanced with wicked images. so i think its a big problem with some of us in today