Two Nightmares this morning

Fathoms (unadored) · 10-14-2002, 06:18 PM

My first episode of terror lost its' coolness after thinking about it, however I did wake up screaming at the top of my longs "MOOOOOMMM!"... heh!

The second nightmare was more drawn out, and unpleasent. In the dream I was at my cousins' place. I had my own room, and went to bed. The stereo was playing classical music which is cool because in real life I had it locked on a local classical station. I might try experimenting with that. Strange that I would have a nightmare with it playing but I've deduced that my dinner is responsible for the goings on.

After awaking from a dream within a dream about Gorillas and time travel I found myself to be paralyzed. I remember reading about certain superstitions where a nightmare is considered a demon that comes and sits on you at night. That definition seemed relavent although I falsely believed myself to be really awake at that point. Not only couldn't I move, but something was pressing my body down. My skin seemed to tighten around my bones. I felt hot. Especially on the inside. I could feel the scorching food in my stomache swish back and forth as if being swayed by the moon. And off course I felt the token macabre pressence.

After wrestling myself out of it I walked around my room for a bit and let my little cousin sleep on a small bed near the stereo. I went back to sleep and shortly after, I once again experienced the sensations as described earlier.

The other day a freind of a freind told me he doesn't attempt lucid dreaming because it attracts Dreamwalkers. Entities that take over your dream and prevent you from waking up. With the nightmarish atmosphere inescapable now even with out the paralysis I forced myself to awaken in my real bed.

I got up, walked around for awhile after another about with the Paralysis. None of the lights were working and the ominous feeling was still present. Even standing up my body was becoming paralysed and my thoughts fogged.

Finally, I awoke for real. Or so I'm supposed to think.

DeviousJ · 10-14-2002, 06:23 PM

At least you seem to enjoy the experience... afterward at least

Kashmyr · 10-14-2002, 06:42 PM

Sleep paralysis is fun!

The other day I had a dream that I was standing at the gates of heaven and hell (oddly they were right next to each other?). As I stood and pondered, these demon type things started chasing me so I ran but after only a few seconds of running I woke up.

I woke up in bed, lying on my back, and I could see my window. However, I couldn't move anything, no matter how hard I tried, and I could here the demons' footsteps in my ears and their weird language. This went on for like 5 minutes, with me struggling to lift anything out of bed, until finally I regained control of my body and the sound effects went away.

Weird shit. I don't know how anyone could explain it.

Johnny Zoloft · 10-14-2002, 06:53 PM

your dream thing was hard to follow, but still enjoyable.

Katitious · 10-14-2002, 07:31 PM

I never remember my dreams, but this morning I woke up at 5am, didn't know where the hell I was, freaked out.

It was really hard to follow but basically it started out as an all girl sleep-over that ended up with some hot lesbian sex

then progressed into a dream of me being stalked by some guy in a truck, who installed a camera into my car. At the end of my dream I'm in a van with some girl I didn't know, and my exboyfriend. He got a baby for some reason and gave it to me and sang the words "everythings in reverse, everythings in reverse, everythings in reverse" over and over and over again. I realized the guy who had been following me was in the back of the van we were in, when I jolted awake.

wtf?

Oblivious · 10-14-2002, 07:34 PM

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KrazeeStacee · 10-14-2002, 07:37 PM

Damn Cookies.

10-14-2002, 06:18 PM	#1
Fathoms (unadored) Apocalyptic Poster Location: Iceland Posts: 4,669	Two Nightmares this morning My first episode of terror lost its' coolness after thinking about it, however I did wake up screaming at the top of my longs "MOOOOOMMM!"... heh! The second nightmare was more drawn out, and unpleasent. In the dream I was at my cousins' place. I had my own room, and went to bed. The stereo was playing classical music which is cool because in real life I had it locked on a local classical station. I might try experimenting with that. Strange that I would have a nightmare with it playing but I've deduced that my dinner is responsible for the goings on. After awaking from a dream within a dream about Gorillas and time travel I found myself to be paralyzed. I remember reading about certain superstitions where a nightmare is considered a demon that comes and sits on you at night. That definition seemed relavent although I falsely believed myself to be really awake at that point. Not only couldn't I move, but something was pressing my body down. My skin seemed to tighten around my bones. I felt hot. Especially on the inside. I could feel the scorching food in my stomache swish back and forth as if being swayed by the moon. And off course I felt the token macabre pressence. After wrestling myself out of it I walked around my room for a bit and let my little cousin sleep on a small bed near the stereo. I went back to sleep and shortly after, I once again experienced the sensations as described earlier. The other day a freind of a freind told me he doesn't attempt lucid dreaming because it attracts Dreamwalkers. Entities that take over your dream and prevent you from waking up. With the nightmarish atmosphere inescapable now even with out the paralysis I forced myself to awaken in my real bed. I got up, walked around for awhile after another about with the Paralysis. None of the lights were working and the ominous feeling was still present. Even standing up my body was becoming paralysed and my thoughts fogged. Finally, I awoke for real. Or so I'm supposed to think. __________________ thank you very much, for dying. I'll tell you more about it at the after party, when I'm done lying...

10-14-2002, 07:31 PM	#5
Katitious Oblivious Virgin Posts: 43	I never remember my dreams, but this morning I woke up at 5am, didn't know where the hell I was, freaked out. It was really hard to follow but basically it started out as an all girl sleep-over that ended up with some hot lesbian sex then progressed into a dream of me being stalked by some guy in a truck, who installed a camera into my car. At the end of my dream I'm in a van with some girl I didn't know, and my exboyfriend. He got a baby for some reason and gave it to me and sang the words "everythings in reverse, everythings in reverse, everythings in reverse" over and over and over again. I realized the guy who had been following me was in the back of the van we were in, when I jolted awake. wtf? __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. we got the dialect to dilate your intellect.

10-14-2002, 07:37 PM	#7
KrazeeStacee Immortal Location: Sherwood Forest Posts: 21,296	Damn Cookies. __________________

10-14-2002, 06:23 PM	#2
DeviousJ CORNFROST Location: GUREITO DESU YO Posts: 24,891	At least you seem to enjoy the experience... afterward at least

10-14-2002, 06:42 PM	#3
Kashmyr Pledge Location: sex Posts: 65	Sleep paralysis is fun! The other day I had a dream that I was standing at the gates of heaven and hell (oddly they were right next to each other?). As I stood and pondered, these demon type things started chasing me so I ran but after only a few seconds of running I woke up. I woke up in bed, lying on my back, and I could see my window. However, I couldn't move anything, no matter how hard I tried, and I could here the demons' footsteps in my ears and their weird language. This went on for like 5 minutes, with me struggling to lift anything out of bed, until finally I regained control of my body and the sound effects went away. Weird shit. I don't know how anyone could explain it.

10-14-2002, 06:53 PM	#4
Johnny Zoloft Apocalyptic Poster Location: Birmingham Posts: 1,184	your dream thing was hard to follow, but still enjoyable.