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Originally Posted by Vox
@Darkness: Wow, I didn't know any of that! Is it really true that you're paralyzed when you're asleep? That's scary. How does your body know to turn itself back on so fast when you're woken up abruptly? Man, I am so glad I've never experienced this. o_o
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How does the heart know how to beat? The body is an amazing, mysterious machine (haha, that reminds me of what I called my anatomy assignment in 11th grade biology 'The Incredible Human Machine'). I don't think there is an answer for how it knows exactly how it's supposed to perform.
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Originally Posted by Aoi Kazuya
yea I know, i said that coupled with the sleep paralysis and the fact that it's too early for me to be waking up, i fall back asleep. i was saying that i force myself to wake up from the nightmare but a few moments later i'm asleep again.
i have a dream catcher that worked for a time, or at least i like to believe it did, but it's a small one...i probably need to cleanse it or something since its been a while...
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Understood, I read you wrong my apologies.
A kind tip however if you are experiencing the sleep paralysis frequently you might want to look into it with a doctor as it could be a sign of a medical condition.