Sleep paralyses(it was weird)

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I’ve felt this multiple times in my life and every time I have managed to ask for Jesus’ help, or just even say His name, the experience ends instantly. Don’t really know what it is for sure, but I feel terribly afraid, and fear does not come from God… connect the dots.
 
tektonik said:
I’ve felt this multiple times in my life and every time I have managed to ask for Jesus’ help, or just even say His name, the experience ends instantly. Don’t really know what it is for sure, but I feel terribly afraid, and fear does not come from God… connect the dots.
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Amen ,His name is so Holy,Even in the bible God told the disciples to go and heal the sick,cast out demans in His NAME.His name is so Holy and we need to take advantage of that.
 
Jeanne_S said:
My experience has been that I feel as though I am suffocating,can’t get my breath.I am in a somewhat lighter sleep state,where I can do some self talk.Try to relax,then I usually wake up.Also this always occurs in early morning:shrug:
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It does feel that way, because your body is still in sleep-breathing mode. We breathe a lot less asleep than awake.

ICXC NIKA
 
After a couple of trips to the ER and examinations by cardiologists and neurologists, I’ve been diagnosed with having some kind of sleep-induced anxiety attacks. Which is really weird since I have no noticeable anxiety when I’m awake . . . paralysis, pressure on the chest, heart attack like symptoms. Now that I know what it is, I just ride it out until my non-anxious self wakes up.
 
IrishAm said:
After a couple of trips to the ER and examinations by cardiologists and neurologists, I’ve been diagnosed with having some kind of sleep-induced anxiety attacks. Which is really weird since I have no noticeable anxiety when I’m awake . . . paralysis, pressure on the chest, heart attack like symptoms. Now that I know what it is, I just ride it out until my non-anxious self wakes up.
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sorry about that
 
I think this might have happened to me before but I am not certain. I remember waking up and was unable to move at all for a few seconds. I screamed for help because it was a terrifying feeling. Finally I was able to get out of bed and I was moving like super slow. I also could not feel my right arm at all. In fact when I first got out of bed I thought my arm wasn’t there and I literally went to my mom’s bedroom and was freaking out because I thought my arm wasn’t attached. She told me it was right there attached to me and finally I used my left hand to move my right arm. My right arm would not move at all unless I moved it with my other hand. After being up for a bit the feeling finally came back to my right arm. Needless to say this whole experience was one of the scariest things that has ever happened to me.
 
I didn’t realize that this happens to others until recently a couple of years ago. But I’ve only talked to 1 person with the same experiences as myself. I never have a feeling of heaviness. I just can’t move or talk. The only sound I can make is a moan. And there’s always dark beings or maybe spirits around me. They’re always saying things, but their words are never clear. Normally, I’ll moan so long that I eventually wake myself up. It has happened since I was a teenager, and only when I end up on my back sleeping. I try to never fall asleep that way, but I would end up rolling over I guess. 1 night, after I got married, it happened. My husband woke up and held me, and it stopped immediately. It didn’t happen again for about 5 years until about 6 months ago. Now, I try to hold a pillow when I go to bed to keep from rolling over. It has worked so far
 
I used to get this a lot and it is very distressing! I discovered that even when my muscles are frozen, my eyelids still blink. So I start blinking my eyelids like crazy until the rest of my body gets the message and I snap out of the paralysis. Try it next time!
 
Russ_of_Tokyo said:
I used to get this a lot and it is very distressing! I discovered that even when my muscles are frozen, my eyelids still blink. So I start blinking my eyelids like crazy until the rest of my body gets the message and I snap out of the paralysis. Try it next time!
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Yeah, small muscles are less affected by SP. Ankles, toes and hands work too.

Easiest of all is to go back to sleep and allow your muscles to warm up before your mind.

ICXC NIKA
 
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