k, one night i sat bolt up right in bed for no reason at all, and a man, quite tall, i think he was bald, staggerd through my door,he walked along side my bed and stood next to were my legs were, he stood for about five seconds and fell/collapsed in to my my lap i was really scared and shocked i heaved him off me i could actually remember and feel his cold head in my hands, it sickened me, i pushed him off and he fell to the floor he was obviously dead, i jumped out of bed and ran to my parents room, i could still see in to my room down the hall and the dead man was still on the floor i was wide awake and could STILL SEE HIM!! i said to my parents "you no the man who does the writing for me, well he's dead on the floor", dont ask what that was about it just came out ev my mouth. my dad said are u sure its not just a bad dream, sounding unconvinced lol then i just clicked and everything was normal the dead man wasnt their and i realised it was a hallucination i walked back to my room feeling a bit confused, but it was so wierd and so so real i literaly struggled pushing him off me and i could feel his cold head in my hands! i was petrified! and "the man who does the writing for me" i have no idea what that was about but it just came out ev my mouth and i dont understand what it meens...wierd aiye?

wow that is weird. i didnt know hallucinations could go that far

Hallucinations can become reality with enough practice. some people call it magick or telekinesis, i call it science.

yeah, it was strange, i just hope it doesnt turn real lol, i did think it was real when it happened tho

what made you think it was fake, interaction with another human? those are entirelly different mechanics and physics to this so called magick.
or was it just you convincing yourself that, it was immpossible.

You could have been.. ya know.. dreamin?

I had something like that happen to me once. But I think it was more of me just getting up and still being in a way between being awake and still dreaming. But I got up out of bed to use the bathroom and I saw a colossal black spider in my doorway. I mean it was HUGE. So I jumped over it and moved along. When I turned around to see if it was still there it was gone. But you said you were wide awake right? I don't really have a response for that except WOW.

Perhaps Tone is right. Maybe you were in between dreams. It happens to a lot of people. I really thought I was FULLY awake. Sometimes my brother talks in his sleep and actually communicates with me, when I bring it up to him the next day he has no recollection of it whatsoever.

Whenever I have "strange" experiences in the middle of the night I always chalk it up as just me bein half asleep and/or my mind just playin tricks on me.

you can control that state of mind, your are fully awake but you are fully asleep, that is how telekinesis and magick works, sometimes it spontaneously happens so people call them ghosts, halluciantions but no, what you see is what you get.

Hi,

Now, believing in the paranormal this could theoretically have lots of reasons (ghost/ recordig of an event/ maybe even sleep paralysis), but I think you just dreamed this.
When I was a teenager it happened to me several times within a short while, that I dreamed I overslept.
Now, my alarm clock was placed directly in front of me, so the first thing I used to do when I woke up was looking at it.
In my dream though I had already done this, and therefore got up in real life - not realizing I just dreamt.
I went to the bathroom, had a shower, etc. and hurried up. Back in my bedroom I checked the time again and saw it was 2 o'clock in the morning. As this happened several times you can imagine how annoyed I was

Could have been the same thing when you looked back and saw the guy lying there. You probably were still dreaming at the time, but already running to your parents.

I know some people who did funny stuff while sleep walking. One of them peed in a drawer - imagine the surprise the next morning

Bless you,

Lucky

My wife says that I do that quite frequently but I can never remeber. I have never had a halucination of the sort Binx described I think I would freak out too.

i must have been dreming, but thats the wierd thing, i remember it clearly and i was totaly awake, i managed 2 step over this wierd bloke that had just died, so, i seriously thought this was real at that moment in time i was awake and walking to go and tell my parents that a guy had just died on me, but like someone replied on this, i must have been between being awake and dreaming

yeah thats what i tried to do, but i was nearly sick because it was so real, like i said i will never forget what it was like struggeling to push him off me because he was limp, i asumed he had just died. well its unforgetable when u think a random bloke just walked in ure room and died on u, it scared me.

yeah, but he died.

yeah i can,lol

how do u meen practice? because i never ever want that to happen again, so am not gunna practice it, it was horrible

magick and telekinis are two different things and also different to hallucinations....also, why was the mans head cold, sure if he just died on u, he wouldnt actually be cold straight away....(although i do realise u did say it was a hallucination)

i have no idea, i just explained what i experienced, and he staggered in my room, and died, but when i pushed him off me he felt really cold...thats whats wierd because he staggered in my room and then died but he just felt cold, thats all i know, it was as if he was ill and colapsed on me but i was sertain he was dead.

ew, how disgusting, if sum1 staggered into my room and died id be pretty horrified, n if it turned out to b a hallucination, id probably seek some sort of psychological help, cos its probably not that healthy, specially if it was as vivid as to of thought it was real at the time

lol yeah, thing is im not depressed or anythin infact at the time(befor it happened) i was quite happy, and im not mentaly ill or anything so i dunno what caused it iv never had anything like it.

I had a really freaky dream experience just this past weekend that, if nothing else, has proven to me that reality and dreams can easily become interwoven.

Firstly, some info as background: I still have what has been a life-long fear of the dark. This has nothing to do with being afraid of the "boogeyman" lurking in the dark.......instead, it is actually connected to the claustrophobia I have. Being engulfed in darkness is to me very much like being confined in a tight space. Couple that with the fact that I have no night vision whatsoever, and the total darkness is just a very unpleasant thing for me.

My husband and I have been married for over 28 years and in all those years he has never known me to sleep-walk, yet, this weekend it seems I did so for the first time in my life.

Saturday night my husband and I were up late watching a movie. I had had a very long, very busy day, and at some point during the movie I fell asleep, sitting up on the couch. My husband just let me sleep and continued watching the movie until it was over. He then went off to bed.

It was after my husband had gone to bed that the weird dreaming started. In my dream....... I woke up on the couch in pitch blackness. My husband had left me asleep sitting up on the couch. He had gone through the house and turned off every single light, leaving the house completely dark (we live way out in the country, so there aren't even any street lights to shine in the windows). I had awakened (in the dream) because our cat jumped up into my lap, startling me awake. Upon opening my eyes to blackness I instantly panicked. I got up from the couch and began feeling my way through the house. I wanted to turn on the kitchen light, which would also shine into the living room, since we have an open-concept home. I had just made it to the archway between the two rooms and was reaching for the light switch, when suddenly I heard the basement door creaking open. Just as suddenly, a cloud must have moved from in front of the moon outside, because I saw a full moon out there, through the window, which shed light directly onto the basement door. Terrified I saw a shadowy figure emerge from the basement doorway. I felt an aura of evil emanating from the figure. I was so frightened that although I was trying to shout my voice was coming out as a whisper. I was trying to shout, "Go away! You're not welcome here!", over and over, and in between also calling my husband's name. Then I heard my husband answer me, "I'm here, I'm right here!". I looked all around but saw my husband nowhere. I tried to shout, "Where, where are you? I can't see you!".

It was at that point that my husband grabbed my shoulders and shook me awake. This is the reality, that shows how things that are really happening can become part of what we are dreaming:

My husband really did leave me sitting there asleep, and he really did go through the house and turn off all the lights, leaving me in total darkness (I was angry with him over that later. LOL). Our cat really did leap up onto my lap. I really did get up and walk to the doorway to the kitchen. Here is where reality differs from the dream.......whereas in the dream I was trying to shout, but my voice came out a whisper due to my fear.......in reality I was shouting all that out at the top of my lungs. My husband heard me shouting and calling his name and came to see what was wrong. He came and stood right beside me and said, "I'm here, I'm right here!". (in the dream I couldn't see him anywhere, even though he was only inches away from me) In reality, of course, there was no full moon that night. We couldn't even see the moon because it was pouring rain outside all day and all evening. In reality the basement door never creaked open and no shadowy figure came out of the basement.

It certainly was a scary, freaky dream, though, and it took a good 15 to 20 minutes I'd say for my heart to slow back down to normal after I woke up. I told my husband he had better not ever leave me in the dark like that again. (I sleep with the hall light on, shining into our bedroom) Upon thinking about it, I think I was subconciously aware, even in my sleep, that my husband had turned out all the lights, and that caused me enough anxiety to make me have that dream and to sleep-walk for the first time in my life. Not an experience I ever want to repeat.

thats awful! u must have been so confused afterwards, u no like me, did u think u were awake before your husband woke u up? cuz i think thats what happened 2 me only nobody woke me up, i snapped out of it, what do you could have happened if your husband wasnt in the house? u no that dark creature, what was it?

these days anyone can be depressed, it seems to b a popular thing for doctors to diagnose....although i personally think the illness itself is not true

Yes, it was very confusing. In the dream I did think I was awake, and for a few seconds after being woke up I thought everything had really happened. The dark shadowy figure.....I think I know why I dreamed of that. We have a spirit entity in our home that has been causing a lot of mischief. Even though I have no fear of this spirit because I feel no evil from it, I am still somewhat worried about why it is in our home....for what reason. I guess that in my dream I interpreted those doubts into a shadowy figure.