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Visceral Buzzing?
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Sleep paralysis is something I have been afflicted with on and off throughout my life but recent attacks have included a frightening "vibrating" sensation and I felt something was trying to pin me down and hurt me. The feeling only subsided when I stopped fighting and allowed my body to relax and let the feeling pass over.
A quick Google brought up "Visceral buzzing" which can be associated with sleep paralysis.
Does anyone have experience of this?
A quick Google brought up "Visceral buzzing" which can be associated with sleep paralysis.
Does anyone have experience of this?
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I suffer from sleep paralysis too. I once had an unfortunate episode when I was convinced that a UFO was trying to land on the roof - it was all buzzy and I felt off balance as if I had vertigo.
It might not have been the same thing - I have has some episodes of normal hallucinating too. If hallucinating can ever be normal.
I hope that it settles - but as you know it is usually stress related.
It might not have been the same thing - I have has some episodes of normal hallucinating too. If hallucinating can ever be normal.
I hope that it settles - but as you know it is usually stress related.
That's funny...apparently there is a trend in SP occurrences that are linked to UFO hallucinations.
I have variously hallucinated during SP but never about UFOs. I have had vertigo though, and the feeling that something was trying to invade me or hurt me.
It's such a relief when the feeling washes over but it does leave me with a fear of falling back asleep.
I have variously hallucinated during SP but never about UFOs. I have had vertigo though, and the feeling that something was trying to invade me or hurt me.
It's such a relief when the feeling washes over but it does leave me with a fear of falling back asleep.
I didn't do anything as I didn't know what it was.
Mine was the same dream every time. I could hear someone slowly walking down the hall towards my bedroom. Very sinister, like a scary film. I try and move but I can't. They come into my bedroom and sit on my bed. I can actually feel the bed move and I'm desperately trying to move, but nothing happens.
Up until a few months ago it's always happened when I've been on my own. It happened recently and Ginge woke me up saying I was shaking my head and trying to scream.
Mine was the same dream every time. I could hear someone slowly walking down the hall towards my bedroom. Very sinister, like a scary film. I try and move but I can't. They come into my bedroom and sit on my bed. I can actually feel the bed move and I'm desperately trying to move, but nothing happens.
Up until a few months ago it's always happened when I've been on my own. It happened recently and Ginge woke me up saying I was shaking my head and trying to scream.
My experience of SP has been like Ummm's, with the sense of something harmful and evil crossing the room towards me and I'm unable to move. Quite often I see a shadowy human figure. I am totally unable to move. But I usually wake up before it gets to me.
I've never experienced the visceral buzzing, though, and I suspect it is to do with you being under unusual stress, so maybe trying some sort of relaxation/meditation class might help.
I've heard that the being pinned down sensation is very common and is one of the origins of the term Night Mare, a hag-like figure that sits on top of the sufferer. Here's an interesting link I was looking at a couple of weeks back with some explanations and suggestions.
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Hope it stops soon. There's nothing worse than disrupted sleep. x
I've never experienced the visceral buzzing, though, and I suspect it is to do with you being under unusual stress, so maybe trying some sort of relaxation/meditation class might help.
I've heard that the being pinned down sensation is very common and is one of the origins of the term Night Mare, a hag-like figure that sits on top of the sufferer. Here's an interesting link I was looking at a couple of weeks back with some explanations and suggestions.
http://
Hope it stops soon. There's nothing worse than disrupted sleep. x
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