From: Lockes Ragnarok | #002
I think I've had a similar experience before. Sleep paralysis is pretty common for me too, and it used to freak me out (sometimes it still does), but I usually just go with it. Most people I've talked to never get the vibrating sensation you're getting, but I get that as well, which honestly, I'm glad to hear of someone else that gets it. Sometimes it feels like my brain is vibrating inside my skull pretty violently. I swear sometimes I get a headache from it, but it's probably just in my mind.
But yeah, I once snapped out of the sleep paralysis and went straight into a dream that was extremely vivid. I was smashing s*** with a baseball bat in my living room. I remember seeing an old TV and thinking "I wish I had a baseball bat so I could smash that", and one just appeared next to me. It was pretty wicked, man. It's like I was in control of the entire dream. I very rarely dream, but when I do it's never like this. Just that one time felt so real.
Also should note that the vibrating gets more intense the harder I try to wake up. That's why I usually just go with it. I hate the vibrating thing.
Sweet. I'm also glad to hear I'm not the only one who this happens to. It's weird because the vibrating thing never happened to me before trying DMT (I've only done it once) but now it happens pretty much every time. Before I used to just try to pry my eyes open with my fingers and they would seem to be impossibly stuck together whenever I went through sleep paralysis... which really sucked. I mean the vibrating sucks too because the first few times I honestly thought I was going to die or something, but I think I can handle it now. Especially after today, seeing what can happen if I just stick through it.
Our dream experiences seem pretty similar though. I mean my lucid dreams are never quite like the one I just had. It was pretty much just like Inception.
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