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Jay wrote:You and your fiancee have trust issues.

Tossica wrote:Easy way to stop a shadow person. Turn on the fucking lights! BAM! Dead motherfuckin shadow.

kinghooter00 wrote:So, my woke my fiancee up for work around 5am ( like i do every morning ) and then laid back down. She gave me a kiss on the forhead and said bye and then i heard the door close. I then rolled over and got situated on the bed again and as soon as my eyes looked at the closet, i saw this little black shadowy looking thing kinda make its way by the bed and then i felt the bed shake as if someone pushed it really hard. I freaked out and looked around for a second but then thought it was my little 2yr old daughter. So i reached in the dark to see if i could feel her out but no one was there. I sat there for a second and then fell asleep. My fiancee still thinks i'm full of crap, but i swear i saw it. I don't know if i was sleeping because i was awake when she left and thats when it happened.
Pretty freaky stuff...

kinghooter00 wrote:

Jay wrote:You and your fiancee have trust issues.

I have no idea where that fits in with anything...

kinghooter00 wrote:My fiancee still thinks i'm full of crap, but i swear i saw it.

kinghooter00 wrote:my fiancee. My little one is only 2yrs old so i can't really tell her.

The wake-initiated lucid dream "occurs when the sleeper enters REM sleep with unbroken self-awareness directly from the waking state".[20] The key to this technique is recognizing the hypnagogic stage, which is within the border of being awake and being asleep. If a person is successful in staying aware while this stage occurs, they will eventually enter the dream state while being fully aware that it is a dream. Because one does not have to recognize a cue in order to induce a lucid dream using this technique, it tends to be more reliable than other techniques. There are key times at which this technique is best used; while success at night after being awake for a long time is very difficult, it is relatively easy after being awake for 15 or so minutes and in the afternoon during a nap. Users of this technique often count, envision themselves climbing or descending stairs, chanting to themselves, exploring elaborate, passive sexual fantasies, controlling their breathing, concentrating on relaxing their body from their toes to their head, allowing images to flow through their "mind's eye" and envisioning themselves jumping into the image, or any various form of concentration to keep their mind awake, while still being calm enough to let their body sleep. During the actual transition into the dreamstate, one is likely to experience sleep paralysis, including rapid vibrations[21], a sequence of very loud sounds and a feeling of twirling into another state of body awareness, "to drift off into another dimension". Also there is frequently a sensation of falling rapidly or dropping through the bed as one enters the dreamstate or the sensation of entering a dark black room from which one can induce any dream scenario of one's choosing, simply by concentrating on it. The key to being successful is to not panic, especially during the transition which can be quite sudden.