Sleep Paralysis is a Good Thing!

To Say that Sleep Paralysis is a good thing might seem an odd statement, especially to someone who has only recently begun the experience. After all what can possibly be good about losing control of your body, whilst being terrified out of your mind? Well first of all with some education, your sleep paralysis experiences will change, taking away the sensations of terror and giving you a greater amount of control than you ever had before.

Depending on your background, upbringing, location, religious or social indoctrination and personal beliefs that have formed the paradigm through which you view the world today, much of what is discussed in this blog may clash with your current outlook on life.

The fact is Sleep Paralysis is a good thing because it opens up a whole new world of possibilities to you. It is a doorway that reveals itself only to a select few. This is the beginning of a pathway to discovery, self mastery and evolution. Although this is something that may take time and the path may not always be easy consider yourself fortunate to have been led to this path in the first place for what lays ahead is beyond the reach of many another man.

We spend around 8 out of every 24 hours asleep. How much more fulfilling could your life be if during that time you could control and recall that time?

Out of the Body - a first hand account

Last week I had my second recall of an exit experience and I wonder now if this is a very regular occurance that only rarely ends with a memory accessable by the physical mind.  Its certainly a complicated process when you have different streams of conciousness, awareness and memory operating at the same time.  Perhaps it is only when the personality/conciousness normally residing in the physical, transfers awareness to another vehical, that the memory is retained?

What happened on this occacssion when I felt the familiar sensations of sleep paralysis overcomming me is that I just rolled out of my body.  Its almost like an habitual instinct to do this when my body experiences certain sensations I know that its a window of opportunity to slip out.  This habitual feel about it is one clue that leads to the suspicion that this occurance is more frequent than I can remember.

I succesfully got out of the body and neglected to put a good distance between me and my body.  So as I stood there in my room realising I was acquiring astral sight I began to feel a tug towrads my body. 

Going back to the astral sight, I knew it was such because as my vision started to appear I tried to make the sight clearer and instinctivly opened my physical eyes.  I closed them immediately once I had done so realising what I had inadvertanly done in trying to see, by the flash of the viewpoint that my physical body had in it's bed.

The sight cleared up some and as I tried to leave into the next room it was like trying to walk with a bungee rope attached to your back.  As I tried to resist its pull I swung round all over the place, through the window over the yard swinging back through the kitchen wall window into the gloom of the ceiling.  As I passed over the yard on my elastic like fly by I clearly saw the blue bin I had reposition the day before with its big white numbers painted on the top.

As some point I did manage to circumvent the magnectic pull of my body and was above the houses looking down.  I couldn't make out my garden in the gloom.  I can't be sure that it was that dark and suspected that my astral sight at the moment was only sufficienly developed for short distances.  Only time and future adventures will tell.