Fun RTZ experience

[greatoutdoors]

I recently had my first experience with sleep paralysis. I woke up during the night with one hand laying up near my shoulder. When I tried to move it there was just no way. I can't say whether my whole body was paralized or just my hand and arm.

I didn't get scared but rather pretty mad. I hate being told "You Can't," especially by my own body!  :confused: My reaction was: "Oh yeah? Well, hide and watch!" I struggled with it for a few minutes (or maybe just seconds) and apparently dropped back to sleep -- never did get a reaction from my hand.

I have wondered before whether sleep paralisis is just the lazy, choose not to move sensation I get regularly. I guess that is one of those DIABOL dream states!  

[WarpedReality]

I have a co-worker who experiences sleep paralysis when she's stressed out. She says she'll be lying in bed for what seems like an hour and can look around with her eyes, but not move anything else. The last time it happened she said it sounded like someone was running around her house breaking stuff, but when she could finally get up, everything was normal. She's an old-fashioned kind of person, so it's hard for me to drop the OBE relation on her.

Wow I had the same thing happen to me. I had sleep paralysis upon waking, and I heard someone running up my stairs. They entered my room and approached me....then the paralysis ceased and I didn't sense anything anymore.