d’amour. if anyone out there has any of those answers PLEASE TELLme gotta have those answersanswers please
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d’amour. if anyone out there has any of those answers PLEASE TELLme gotta have those answersanswers please
Why do we experience a falling sensation in our sleep? 😳
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My Life Spent Coming Back from The "Pit of the Void"
My Life Spent Coming Back from The “Pit of the Void”
Finding the Pit
When I was young, I fell into the “Pit of the Void”.
I was too scared to tell anyone, I didn’t know what was happening.
I’d always been a sensitive curious child.
Was “meditation” was explained to me or did I come up with the idea by myself? I can’t remember.
I lay awake trying to see my thoughts; not think them.
As I did, I started to feel spinning, faster and faster, my mind…
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I lay on my bed, put my headphones in, and play some music. As I close my eyes I begin to feel myself
Fall
I fall and fall and fall
I don’t know if I love sensation or if I’m just waiting for someone to catch me
I get a lot of random questions from friends and relatives. It is an occupational hazard. This one just came down the grapevine:
Do you know how sometimes when you’re lying in bed, starting to fall asleep and all of a sudden it feels like you’re falling?
What does that mean?
What you are talking about is a benign “condition” called a sleep start or a hypnic jerk. I hesitate to use the word condition because these are incredibly common — around 70% of people have these. What happens is that the whole body jerks one or two times right before sleep onset or during light sleep. This is often accompanied by a feeling of falling or a sensory flash — like lights or a tingling sensation. While they are common in people, they are more common in people with Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) or people who are sleep-deprived.
( read more at http://scienceblogs.com/purepedantry/2007/12/13/why-do-i-sometimes-feel-like-i/ )
ALUCINAÇÃO HIPOGÊNICA
O momento em que o sono está se iniciando, ocorrem reflexos/abalos motores, perda gradativa dos sentidos, que quando mais intensos, refletem-se nos músculos, provocando sensação de queda. Esta sensação provém do fato de o corpo astral se deslocar durante o sono, para receber energia cósmica. Este deslocamento normalmente é muito pequeno, não chegando a haver uma separação completa. Na separação completa, o corpo astral fica ligado ao corpo físico apenas pelo cordão de prata, uma espécie de cordão umbilical energético. Mesmo em pequenos deslocamentos podem ocorrer sonhos de vôo, de corrida, de não conseguir se mexer e de queda... Quando há um retorno repentino, há uma sensação de queda bastante intensa, que chega a sacudir o corpo físico. Todos estes fenômenos são completamente naturais e a maioria das pessoas não têm consciência deles.
o k so you know when you're about to fall asleep then you get this falling sensation am i the only one
Falling
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