Ive had sleep paralysis now my whole life im 50 now just had one , i get them almost twice a week i have experimented in my paralysis as i know im in it , Its still terrifying and or amazing levitating to the i can't breathe choking , One thing i can say is my blood pressure is spot on right after and Hart rate , but i have had them last 22 minutes how i know i fell asleep tried to wake up and a movie was running , when i finally got out of paralysis i rewound the movie i had never watched and remember all the parts from what i heard trying to get out of it , sometimes they last much longer than all the professionals say trust me im a vetrin of sleep paralysis 50 years now . Yes it has injured me several times trying to roll out of the bed or couch and have falls on to the ground is usually when i finally started winning , but with injuries i can't do that anymore , yes i can finally get turned off my back and on my side still in paralysis and make a decision to drop and when i hit the ground im always out of it instantly now i don't choose the drop i just keep fighting tell i finally win my movement back , if my wife comes in the room all she has to do is lift my arm up and im out of paralysis ,
One more share I have cried while in paralysis with tears coming down when you finally get out of the nightmare the tears are on the bed and face , I would be a good test subject I could get in the paralysis easily in the day nap after a couple beers 😂 man what a nightmare but I'm used to the torcher now
Sleep paralysis I thought has been declared your muscles just not responding while shifting REM too rapidly… I get SP. the chest pressure for some would be explained by just the persons reaction of moving their chest first when along or trying to “get up” as they normally would … bc when I get SP I use my arms to wake up but my SP I remember my arms are extremely heavy and I can’t move my arm as it’s so heavy like there weight on it…… I can eventually even move My arm in SP since I realize i am in SP and I do this focusing thing eventually allowing my heavy arm to lift which then re activates our brain motor skills for the rest of our body… I am able to realize when i am in SP and get out of it since I learned how to stay calm…. As scary as it still is . I also astral projected during one SP but not like this professor. I just was screaming “help,” while trying to move my arm and I even thought I got up out of my body but my muscles kept shutting down . My gf helped me get up and said I had dead weight and said I never even screamed she just saw to come help me bc my eyes were fluttering … but I swore I was screaming enough to the point i at least was able to mumble
Thanks for your sharing, such a wonderful presentation, very informative and interesting. I have some personal experiences to share. Years ago when I was in high school, my study life was very stressful, I encountered several sleep paralysis. In those scenarios, I would hear very loud human or objects noise around me, and sometimes I could feel my body's circling around. Later I learnt a technique to wake myself up easily during sleep paralysis, that's to concentrate my brain on moving a toe (I focused my mind on moving my left thumb toe), as long as I could move that toe, immediately I would wake up. Since then I rarely have any sleep paralysis, if I did have one, I would be very calm in dealing with it in that state.
Congratulations for the great lecture! I find these topics really interesting. Unfortunatelly the opportunities to study them are limited where I live since the investment in science is still low. I really hope you can help the world understand better the misteries that lie under our brain, Dr. Jalal!
It is fascinating to see lucid dreaming and/or sleep paralysis when observing a sleep study. I’ve seen patients, who claim significant sleep paralysis, and I have been able to surmise the point at which paralysis may be occurring. It’s only happened a couple of time in many years, but I was correct on both those occasions when I asked the patients if they had experienced paralysis. The EEG changed-extra theta waves-and eyes appeared to open (open eyes are common in pediatric patients, in all sleep stages). Higher incidence of such reports in sufferers of narcolepsy. This is a wonderful presentation. It put some things together for me.
WOW!!!! Im so happy to fhave find this vid. lecture! You have filled some gaps of understanding I had about sleep paralysis, out of body experiences, Lucid dreaming and astral projections. I have been tru difficult times having them. (I have them at least 4 times a month, almost every week, for like 15 years now!) I really like your style of lecture and you have a very comfortable and Cristal clear way of explaining things! This is my first vid. lecture of you that I have seen now, im looking forward to the rest to see. Sorry for my bad English gramma, im from the Netherlands. Greetings from the Netherlands :) Don't you stop being awESOME! ;) Just keep it coming ! ;) Namaste Brother. Thank you for this!
Hoi! Heel interessant dat je zulke ervaringen hebt, ik zou je er dolgraag meer over willen vragen, daarom hoop ik dat je dit bericht zult kunnen lezen :)
I'm wondering how Ur sleep is just now u managing handle it ,I've had this since 12 years old I'm 50 now,I've had all experiences ,I'm chronic sleep paralysis that I'm shattered for weeks get it for weeks
Thank you for breaking this down so I can understand. In my last sleep paralysis episode Friday night t 9:30 2 entities stuck my hands over my face trying to strangle me. They looked like evil little elves. I was trying to move my arm so bad but it was glued to the bed. They were laughing at me. Sometimes I am so scared I just want to not go to bed.
With out of body experiences I don't understand how the visual aspect works. Is it proposed what you are seeing is a visual projection from your memory of the area you're sleeping in? Or are your eyes open and your brain somehow manipulates your visual field to view different orientations of space? I presume the former
I think time perception vary in dreams, sometimes it feels so long in dreams, and sometimes everything ends so abruptly and we wake up as 'oh how it ended so quickly'😅 And sometimes I feel we don't have any sense of time during dreams at all.. i personally remember many dreams with no perception of time in it ... But I will love to read more researches on it..
Loved the video it was very informative. I have suffered from sleep paralysis since high school and did not understand what was going on with me, I was afraid to sleep. I tried to tell my doctor at the time and she kept telling me it was probably sleep apnea which was very frustrating as the symptoms and experiences were completely different. I have always believed in the scientific reasoning to why this happens and I think that's why I have never really visually hallucinated. However, I do hear things. I have heard dogs growling, ocean waves, people talking all at once but can quite figure out what's being said, radio noise like it's in between channels, and my least favorite, people outside my room discussing how they are going to kidnap me as I lay paralyzed. I once even felt my hair being pulled. As I get older it has become easier to control not all experiences have been bad though. Thanks for sharing your research on this, I hope to continue learning from you.
Incorporating surrounding to dreams I use to doze off in physics lectures the professor had a tone pattern that keeps going to a smooth low tone The lecture took place in a small room He would be pacing slowly towards me I would kind of sleep when he confronts me I actually know what he just said But difference is he just teleported from 20 steps to right in front of me Using sleep for problem solving Rarely I might dream of a solution to a video game problem before we had Internet
I have had a extreme sleeping problem since i was a child, i am anemic i also suffer from CMT charcot marie tooth disease. But i still don’t think this is why i sleep so much. I used to black out in class on a full nights rest with them calling ambulances because i wouldn’t wake up . I have spent most of my life sleeping or craving sleep i don’t know why. I finally got insurance and will be seeing a neurologist soon. I came across one of your lectures and was happy that i was able to understand what you talked about i don’t five myself credit for being intellectual enough to understand anybody giving a lecture for Harvard students, yet i was imminently reeled in. I remember most of my dreams most are lucid . I also suffer from PTSD sometimes i wake up crying in tears shaking. I have had so many sleep paralysis nights to many to count. I associate that demonic feeling with panic thats the logic side of my brain coming out i suppose. But recently i believe i passed away in my sleep this was like no dream I’ve had before i believe it was a NDE that i had stopped breathing My partner later when i told him what i experienced he was in shock looked at me and said he tried to wake me up because he got a weird feeling and it appeared i wasn’t breathing . My goal and aspiration is to write a book and to be honest something pulled me towards you lecture and i couldn’t stop wanting to know more i find it so fascinating i only wish i could talk more about what i experienced and have somebody like you analyze me as a test subject. That probably sounds weird but i have a need for answer’s and do not like the unknown and i definitely am sure i am a very rare case . Im sure you have many connections revolving around sleep in general and i can say this i don’t think if you do sleep studies i would be a fraction of a millisecond of a waste of your time. Either way i am sure your a busy man, but i just wanted to say that on my journey to learn more about why i cant seem to live a normal life i did stumble across you and was very drawn in. Thank you for your studies in general and i am happy to watch more about your lectures. My name is Tiffany im 30 y/o located in FL. Not sure if you could give me any feed back, suggestion’s or if i seem to spark an interest let me know . They say the CMT they dont think is disease causing and I don’t think anemia would be enough to make you sleep most of your life away, but I spent almost every day all day in bed asleep and when I wake up, I don’t feel like I’ve slept at all, finding myself craving crazy amounts of sugar . I constantly feel drained and i am desperate for answers. If they say we sleep 1/3 of our life away i prob have already slept 85% more than that away . Anyway thank you for your work and i hope to hear back .
When someone touches you during sleep paralysis, it's all over ,you get to normal,how this happens ,can you please explain????by the way ,great fan of yours from India🇮🇳
It wasn't only that I couldn't speak but I felt like someone walking around me in my bed and my body was moving according to the pressure points where this presence was stepping on my mattress...and yes I also had auditory experiences
At 18:15, I have a question... Hope you answer me. If cortex (responsible for logical reasoning and executive functioning) is at rest during sleep and how will I use my neural circuits to fight with a bear during sleep... I mean I can't use executive functioning or logical reasoning now, so how it adds survival benefit????
I had found one person that said when you know your in paralysis catch your fear and try to enjoy it , you can experience amazing things , he was correct i tried this 3 times , i thought im in a paralysis this isn't real lets get rid of the fear , i literally felt a levitation the fear turned into something amazing i levitate of my back turn 360 and back down to the couch , i felt a free fall coming back down with ears popping its was amazing , only problem is i got deaper into that paralysis each time after that amazing part , and felt like eternity of having a chance to get up , so no more experimenting when im in paralysis there is a price to pay for me 😂 no way i have had one last 11 minutes and 22 minutes i have timed it and my eyes are bright red Everytime i come out of it and im awake i walk sideways trough the hallway to get something to drink it helps me to snap out of the after feeling of paralysis that is also horrible . Just wanted to share my experiences with sleep paralysis if i do have a couple beers and take an afternoon daily nap it triggers it every time , it very rarely happens when i go to bed at night to go to work . It also happens if i sleep good all night and wake up and decide to want to be lazy and go back to bed it triggers it almost every time , thats two ways to trigger paralysis for those who want to study it more
Most common dream I see all the time is losing something, for example; I parked my car in a street in my dream and then next moment I can remember where did I park it. I would be going somewhere that I know, but half way through I would forget where I'm going, I would be walking down a street that I have known very well but all of a sudden that street looks very unfamiliar to me... Can you please explain it why these things keep happening to me ? Thanks in advance...
So fascinating topic sir, really i appreciate your method's of explaining such interesting subject, i've didn't felt the time running will watching your video, congratulations sir, big salute from Morocco, wishing you all the best and success professor.
I was camping one night with my girlfriend. It was a nice spot, full moon, no light pollution & great weather. The night came, she slept by my side under my arm head laying on my chest. The last thing I remember before going to sleep was admiring the beauty of the full moon I could see from the top of my tent. I fell asleep for what semt to be seconds. A mere blink.. Yet when I opened my eyes I couldn't move all. Desperately trying to move, looking around in complete fear for abnormalities. It was not the full moon at the top of my tent, but my girlfriend! I was looking at her as she slowly lifted her head from my shoulder. With her eyes rolled back making eye contact if that's even possible? As she was slowly moving her head up, she was whispering all kinds of jibberish in tounges. I was in complete fear for my life. After a good 15 seconds of this horrible experience, she put her head down very slowly. As if she wasn't trying to wake herself up. I'm going to be humble & admit I even cried during that moment. I looked at the moon I closed my eyes as hard as I could. Summond all the energy of the Gods inside me and I sprung up! Like if i was lifted from the dead & had a second chance lol. I threw my girlfriend off me immediately & asked her why she did what she did & she had no recollection. This story is 100% real, no fabrication, exaggerations, or lies. I remain sort of traumatized by this. I remember it as the most paranormal experience I have ever encountered...... If you could please decode this? Or try explaining it to me? It would mean so much. Sorry for typos fixed as much as I could lol
Try mixing sleep paralysis with religion. The dreams turn into dementions. The feelings are more real then here on Earth. Powerful demons can give you sleep paralysis. They are built off of energy. The next level is dementions after dreams. A spiritual way to travel through time
I have a question now, when you woke up the next morning of your sleep paralysis and went to your living room or wherever you went during sleep paralysis, was a piece of paper there? Bcs if it was there maybe you had not only a sleep paralysis but also an astral projection :0 I really need to know that
I could build a story line when my alarm clock rang in the morning. In my dream, I put the alarm off, and went off to get ready and exit my home for college. It felt so real, I actually felt rest assured that I did it, until I woke up and it was sheer disappointment.i felt tricked. But I could only recall the end of my dream, the beginning part was very difficult to recollect.
I used to get sleep pyaralyis approx 4 times in night with hallucinations....and many more things....and after this I wasn't able to talk to people to 3-4 days
Im chronic sleep paralysis ive had it all ,like someone give me a solution dont suffer from it ever (40years) ive called channel 4 doctors no one helps me
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@@DrBalandJalal how do you know your in a second dream did you dream about going to sleep or is the narrative telling you you are sleeping and dreaming this second dream Or is it you chose to dream similar to the object in your pocket story
You mean Han solo because spoilers kylo now has a brother who is a neuroscience scientist which is fitting because kylo was very emotional so the doc would be a great contrast Also the actor who played kylo played an cool role with a similar fedora And this talk was in the philosophy hall This is great These events are story level convenient... Wait where is my totem
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Ive had sleep paralysis now my whole life im 50 now just had one , i get them almost twice a week i have experimented in my paralysis as i know im in it , Its still terrifying and or amazing levitating to the i can't breathe choking , One thing i can say is my blood pressure is spot on right after and Hart rate , but i have had them last 22 minutes how i know i fell asleep tried to wake up and a movie was running , when i finally got out of paralysis i rewound the movie i had never watched and remember all the parts from what i heard trying to get out of it , sometimes they last much longer than all the professionals say trust me im a vetrin of sleep paralysis 50 years now . Yes it has injured me several times trying to roll out of the bed or couch and have falls on to the ground is usually when i finally started winning , but with injuries i can't do that anymore , yes i can finally get turned off my back and on my side still in paralysis and make a decision to drop and when i hit the ground im always out of it instantly now i don't choose the drop i just keep fighting tell i finally win my movement back , if my wife comes in the room all she has to do is lift my arm up and im out of paralysis ,
Apparently I'm not normal cause I know when I'm dreaming often! I actually play and make things appear in my dreams once I realize I'm dreaming.
Lucid dreaming
I find this very interesting.
I have very vivid dreams. Like lifetime movies. Lol.
Have also had sleep paralysis several times.
It's one of the best lecture videos I have ever watched. The language is very simple and easy to understand.
One more share I have cried while in paralysis with tears coming down when you finally get out of the nightmare the tears are on the bed and face , I would be a good test subject I could get in the paralysis easily in the day nap after a couple beers 😂 man what a nightmare but I'm used to the torcher now
Sleep paralysis I thought has been declared your muscles just not responding while shifting REM too rapidly… I get SP. the chest pressure for some would be explained by just the persons reaction of moving their chest first when along or trying to “get up” as they normally would … bc when I get SP I use my arms to wake up but my SP I remember my arms are extremely heavy and I can’t move my arm as it’s so heavy like there weight on it…… I can eventually even move My arm in SP since I realize i am in SP and I do this focusing thing eventually allowing my heavy arm to lift which then re activates our brain motor skills for the rest of our body… I am able to realize when i am in SP and get out of it since I learned how to stay calm…. As scary as it still is .
I also astral projected during one SP but not like this professor. I just was screaming “help,” while trying to move my arm and I even thought I got up out of my body but my muscles kept shutting down . My gf helped me get up and said I had dead weight and said I never even screamed she just saw to come help me bc my eyes were fluttering … but I swore I was screaming enough to the point i at least was able to mumble
Thanks for your sharing, such a wonderful presentation, very informative and interesting. I have some personal experiences to share. Years ago when I was in high school, my study life was very stressful, I encountered several sleep paralysis. In those scenarios, I would hear very loud human or objects noise around me, and sometimes I could feel my body's circling around. Later I learnt a technique to wake myself up easily during sleep paralysis, that's to concentrate my brain on moving a toe (I focused my mind on moving my left thumb toe), as long as I could move that toe, immediately I would wake up. Since then I rarely have any sleep paralysis, if I did have one, I would be very calm in dealing with it in that state.
Sleep paralysis part starts at 28:47. Thank you for the explanation Dr. Baland, I have experienced them a lot recently, super annoying haha
Congratulations for the great lecture! I find these topics really interesting. Unfortunatelly the opportunities to study them are limited where I live since the investment in science is still low. I really hope you can help the world understand better the misteries that lie under our brain, Dr. Jalal!
It is fascinating to see lucid dreaming and/or sleep paralysis when observing a sleep study. I’ve seen patients, who claim significant sleep paralysis, and I have been able to surmise the point at which paralysis may be occurring. It’s only happened a couple of time in many years, but I was correct on both those occasions when I asked the patients if they had experienced paralysis. The EEG changed-extra theta waves-and eyes appeared to open (open eyes are common in pediatric patients, in all sleep stages). Higher incidence of such reports in sufferers of narcolepsy. This is a wonderful presentation. It put some things together for me.
WOW!!!! Im so happy to fhave find this vid. lecture! You have filled some gaps of understanding I had about sleep paralysis, out of body experiences, Lucid dreaming and astral projections. I have been tru difficult times having them. (I have them at least 4 times a month, almost every week, for like 15 years now!) I really like your style of lecture and you have a very comfortable and Cristal clear way of explaining things! This is my first vid. lecture of you that I have seen now, im looking forward to the rest to see. Sorry for my bad English gramma, im from the Netherlands. Greetings from the Netherlands :) Don't you stop being awESOME! ;) Just keep it coming ! ;) Namaste Brother. Thank you for this!
Hoi! Heel interessant dat je zulke ervaringen hebt, ik zou je er dolgraag meer over willen vragen, daarom hoop ik dat je dit bericht zult kunnen lezen :)
I'm wondering how Ur sleep is just now u managing handle it ,I've had this since 12 years old I'm 50 now,I've had all experiences ,I'm chronic sleep paralysis that I'm shattered for weeks get it for weeks
Thank you for breaking this down so I can understand. In my last sleep paralysis episode Friday night t 9:30 2 entities stuck my hands over my face trying to strangle me. They looked like evil little elves. I was trying to move my arm so bad but it was glued to the bed. They were laughing at me. Sometimes I am so scared I just want to not go to bed.
With out of body experiences I don't understand how the visual aspect works. Is it proposed what you are seeing is a visual projection from your memory of the area you're sleeping in? Or are your eyes open and your brain somehow manipulates your visual field to view different orientations of space? I presume the former
I think time perception vary in dreams, sometimes it feels so long in dreams, and sometimes everything ends so abruptly and we wake up as 'oh how it ended so quickly'😅
And sometimes I feel we don't have any sense of time during dreams at all.. i personally remember many dreams with no perception of time in it ...
But I will love to read more researches on it..
Is there any thesis u could recommend me on sensory blocking?
Loved the video it was very informative. I have suffered from sleep paralysis since high school and did not understand what was going on with me, I was afraid to sleep. I tried to tell my doctor at the time and she kept telling me it was probably sleep apnea which was very frustrating as the symptoms and experiences were completely different. I have always believed in the scientific reasoning to why this happens and I think that's why I have never really visually hallucinated. However, I do hear things. I have heard dogs growling, ocean waves, people talking all at once but can quite figure out what's being said, radio noise like it's in between channels, and my least favorite, people outside my room discussing how they are going to kidnap me as I lay paralyzed. I once even felt my hair being pulled. As I get older it has become easier to control not all experiences have been bad though. Thanks for sharing your research on this, I hope to continue learning from you.
Thank you!
Incorporating surrounding to dreams
I use to doze off in physics lectures the professor had a tone pattern that keeps going to a smooth low tone
The lecture took place in a small room
He would be pacing slowly towards me I would kind of sleep when he confronts me I actually know what he just said
But difference is he just teleported from 20 steps to right in front of me
Using sleep for problem solving
Rarely I might dream of a solution to a video game problem before we had Internet
I have had a extreme sleeping problem since i was a child, i am anemic i also suffer from CMT charcot marie tooth disease. But i still don’t think this is why i sleep so much. I used to black out in class on a full nights rest with them calling ambulances because i wouldn’t wake up . I have spent most of my life sleeping or craving sleep i don’t know why. I finally got insurance and will be seeing a neurologist soon. I came across one of your lectures and was happy that i was able to understand what you talked about i don’t five myself credit for being intellectual enough to understand anybody giving a lecture for Harvard students, yet i was imminently reeled in. I remember most of my dreams most are lucid . I also suffer from PTSD sometimes i wake up crying in tears shaking. I have had so many sleep paralysis nights to many to count. I associate that demonic feeling with panic thats the logic side of my brain coming out i suppose. But recently i believe i passed away in my sleep this was like no dream I’ve had before i believe it was a NDE that i had stopped breathing My partner later when i told him what i experienced he was in shock looked at me and said he tried to wake me up because he got a weird feeling and it appeared i wasn’t breathing . My goal and aspiration is to write a book and to be honest something pulled me towards you lecture and i couldn’t stop wanting to know more i find it so fascinating i only wish i could talk more about what i experienced and have somebody like you analyze me as a test subject. That probably sounds weird but i have a need for answer’s and do not like the unknown and i definitely am sure i am a very rare case . Im sure you have many connections revolving around sleep in general and i can say this i don’t think if you do sleep studies i would be a fraction of a millisecond of a waste of your time. Either way i am sure your a busy man, but i just wanted to say that on my journey to learn more about why i cant seem to live a normal life i did stumble across you and was very drawn in. Thank you for your studies in general and i am happy to watch more about your lectures. My name is Tiffany im 30 y/o located in FL. Not sure if you could give me any feed back, suggestion’s or if i seem to spark an interest let me know . They say the CMT they dont think is disease causing and I don’t think anemia would be enough to make you sleep most of your life away, but I spent almost every day all day in bed asleep and when I wake up, I don’t feel like I’ve slept at all, finding myself craving crazy amounts of sugar . I constantly feel drained and i am desperate for answers. If they say we sleep 1/3 of our life away i prob have already slept 85% more than that away . Anyway thank you for your work and i hope to hear back .
Really curious what the fix on the water experiment was that the professor suggested.
I second the notion for disclosure
Am presuming there is a reason he didn't am even curious about that reason
Good luck doc
When the Brain is Purified empitied of material world, you see dreams or Future pictures flashing,incidents flashing until the come true.
When someone touches you during sleep paralysis, it's all over ,you get to normal,how this happens ,can you please explain????by the way ,great fan of yours from India🇮🇳
It wasn't only that I couldn't speak but I felt like someone walking around me in my bed and my body was moving according to the pressure points where this presence was stepping on my mattress...and yes I also had auditory experiences
At 18:15, I have a question... Hope you answer me. If cortex (responsible for logical reasoning and executive functioning) is at rest during sleep and how will I use my neural circuits to fight with a bear during sleep... I mean I can't use executive functioning or logical reasoning now, so how it adds survival benefit????
I had found one person that said when you know your in paralysis catch your fear and try to enjoy it , you can experience amazing things , he was correct i tried this 3 times , i thought im in a paralysis this isn't real lets get rid of the fear , i literally felt a levitation the fear turned into something amazing i levitate of my back turn 360 and back down to the couch , i felt a free fall coming back down with ears popping its was amazing , only problem is i got deaper into that paralysis each time after that amazing part , and felt like eternity of having a chance to get up , so no more experimenting when im in paralysis there is a price to pay for me 😂 no way i have had one last 11 minutes and 22 minutes i have timed it and my eyes are bright red Everytime i come out of it and im awake i walk sideways trough the hallway to get something to drink it helps me to snap out of the after feeling of paralysis that is also horrible . Just wanted to share my experiences with sleep paralysis if i do have a couple beers and take an afternoon daily nap it triggers it every time , it very rarely happens when i go to bed at night to go to work . It also happens if i sleep good all night and wake up and decide to want to be lazy and go back to bed it triggers it almost every time , thats two ways to trigger paralysis for those who want to study it more
Most common dream I see all the time is losing something, for example; I parked my car in a street in my dream and then next moment I can remember where did I park it. I would be going somewhere that I know, but half way through I would forget where I'm going, I would be walking down a street that I have known very well but all of a sudden that street looks very unfamiliar to me... Can you please explain it why these things keep happening to me ? Thanks in advance...
Can we detect the outer body projections?
So fascinating topic sir, really i appreciate your method's of explaining such interesting subject, i've didn't felt the time running will watching your video, congratulations sir, big salute from Morocco, wishing you all the best and success professor.
We can see the man's passion through the way he delivers. Here from beerbiceps podcast doc 👍
I was camping one night with my girlfriend. It was a nice spot, full moon, no light pollution & great weather. The night came, she slept by my side under my arm head laying on my chest. The last thing I remember before going to sleep was admiring the beauty of the full moon I could see from the top of my tent. I fell asleep for what semt to be seconds. A mere blink.. Yet when I opened my eyes I couldn't move all. Desperately trying to move, looking around in complete fear for abnormalities. It was not the full moon at the top of my tent, but my girlfriend! I was looking at her as she slowly lifted her head from my shoulder. With her eyes rolled back making eye contact if that's even possible? As she was slowly moving her head up, she was whispering all kinds of jibberish in tounges. I was in complete fear for my life. After a good 15 seconds of this horrible experience, she put her head down very slowly. As if she wasn't trying to wake herself up. I'm going to be humble & admit I even cried during that moment. I looked at the moon I closed my eyes as hard as I could. Summond all the energy of the Gods inside me and I sprung up! Like if i was lifted from the dead & had a second chance lol. I threw my girlfriend off me immediately & asked her why she did what she did & she had no recollection. This story is 100% real, no fabrication, exaggerations, or lies. I remain sort of traumatized by this. I remember it as the most paranormal experience I have ever encountered......
If you could please decode this? Or try explaining it to me? It would mean so much.
Sorry for typos fixed as much as I could lol
Try hypnosis
@bridgetellerbe I mean I'm not trying to forget. Lol just wondering what it all meant.
Amazing lecture! Thank you.
I have had one dream where I woke up from REM sleep turns out it was also a dream, I always get those kinds of dreams during jet lags
Try mixing sleep paralysis with religion. The dreams turn into dementions. The feelings are more real then here on Earth. Powerful demons can give you sleep paralysis. They are built off of energy. The next level is dementions after dreams. A spiritual way to travel through time
I once had a dream that Myself, Tom & Jerry were hanging out with Oprah on her Private Plane! Lol True Story.
I have a question now, when you woke up the next morning of your sleep paralysis and went to your living room or wherever you went during sleep paralysis, was a piece of paper there? Bcs if it was there maybe you had not only a sleep paralysis but also an astral projection :0 I really need to know that
How can anyone make a living during dream research? And can you share the idea of Hobson that he didnt say during the talk?
I could build a story line when my alarm clock rang in the morning. In my dream, I put the alarm off, and went off to get ready and exit my home for college. It felt so real, I actually felt rest assured that I did it, until I woke up and it was sheer disappointment.i felt tricked. But I could only recall the end of my dream, the beginning part was very difficult to recollect.
Human Aurora?
Mr. Jalal, do you also study hwy we have the dreams we do and dream analysis or interpretation? Hope you can respond.
How did you apply for an assailant
I used to get sleep pyaralyis approx 4 times in night with hallucinations....and many more things....and after this I wasn't able to talk to people to 3-4 days
Such a cool analysis
You are my favorite teacher
N. Tesla = Lucid Dreams for his inventions!
Amazing lecture. I applaud your work.
Baland, can I translate this video to my country?
Excellent lecture I love your style thank you
Im chronic sleep paralysis ive had it all ,like someone give me a solution dont suffer from it ever (40years) ive called channel 4 doctors no one helps me
السلام عليكم. الله يبارك مشاء الله علاا تلبيتو المطالب في مجال التربية والتعليم ومامينى اخلااق عالية جدا جدا منى وجهتو نظري لي العيلم والثقافتو العامة جميل وجمال ليمنى يسعا لي نور العيلم والمعرفة وتوفيدو الموجتمعو بي صيفاتو عامة وتوعيتو الاجيال الموستقبل القريب ان شاء الله وجزاك الله خيرا جميلاا ❤
Nice classes sir
What’s up with the fedora though?
great lecture, thanks for sharing ...
I do lucid dreaming but i dont want suffer from this at all I hate it because I'm shattered for days
Great lecturer love the hat. Good mix of narratives and facts. Reminds me I never really read the Dream Drugstore. 🤔
Great lecture ❤
I've dreamt within a dream and was aware I was dreaming
Dream reminded me of a forgotten dream raises hand
are muzan from demon salyer
nezuko channnnnn
Informative . Thank you
How do we know and what's the feeling of having a dream in a dream
Do we rationale it or do we get surprised
It probably differ, but lucid dreamers (including myself) are often pleasantly surprised, good question
@@DrBalandJalal how do you know your in a second dream did you dream about going to sleep or is the narrative telling you you are sleeping and dreaming this second dream
Or is it you chose to dream similar to the object in your pocket story
COOL HAT
the way you say (baland) make me change my name from blnd to baland hahhahhaha
Your resident country dear?
Great lecture 👌🏻
One important question, is the speaker male or female?😊
ما شاءاللہ
جزاک اللہ خیرا
Interesting lecture ....👍
Great lecture Sir❤
Everytime i sleep in supine i have sleeping paralysis 😢😢
25:39 Michael jackson is yet alive!!!
Nice
I m Indian and l like your classes
Have you refered to Quran?
Am I the only one thinking, that by his looks he could be the son of Al Pacino?
You mean Han solo because spoilers kylo now has a brother who is a neuroscience scientist which is fitting because kylo was very emotional so the doc would be a great contrast
Also the actor who played kylo played an cool role with a similar fedora
And this talk was in the philosophy hall
This is great These events are story level convenient... Wait where is my totem
اوطليبو العيلم ولوى كانا في الصين وكا دا المعليم انى يكون رسولا رغما مايولبيهي من واجيبات التربية والتعليم العالي والبحث العلمي وماشبها ذاليك لي ايتيجاهو من نورو الله سبحانه وتعالى صلى الله عليه وسلم ❤
he looks like muzan from demon slayer :P
I dont trust anyone that looks or dresses like this 🤷🏼♀️
@wani nairah