the huge SLEEP & dreams Iceberg
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See 1:12 is why I love drainers, in no world would I have ever thought I’d hear about D&G less than two minutes into this kinda video
Hahahahaha instant sub cuz of that
watching this while going to sleep 🙏
I subscribed 🎉
Yup gn
the ringtone woke me
Real gn
Same
Dreaming is highly underrated. If you don't pay attention to your dreams you're missing out on so much
Yeah, that's why I do mine during the day as well as night
It's weird, I rarely ever remember my dreams. I can only ever remember them if I wake up prematurely at like 3-5 am in the middle of a REM cycle. That only happens to me once or twice a year. Even if I stay completely still in bed with my eyes closed when I wake up and try to remember, it's just completely blank. I've always wondered why that is the case for me.
I use a lot of my dreams as a way to help motivate my writing
@@doremysheep7864Same
I recently dream't of an old youtube animated webseries called "5MS". It ran along the story of a teenage girl living with her friends in a abandoned building, all of them being runaways, because all of them were abused in some way in their old homes.
Now, this wasn't the plot of the dream, i actually dream't of watching this show, so im trying to write it right now, lmao
@@tulpamediaI’m the same way at this moment I can only vividly remember one dream in my entire lifetime and it was a dream about 3 years ago during my senior year in high school
The minecraft dreams section reminded me of a story my dad told me, he said he used to watch a show nonstop amd would watch it especially before bed, but after a while he started dreaming up episodes and even having commercial breaks for products that he made up in his dream/don't exist. It's pretty interesting to me
Do you know what show ?
@Anthon464 I don't remember the name but I'm pretty sure it was a sitcom of sorts, probably one of the generic popular ones back in the 90s since that's when he said it happened
reminds me of concurring dreams I had when I was a kid. I played sooo much new super mario bros. on the DS that I started getting dreams where I would get physically stuck in impossible levels as if I was Mario. It was all in 2D and I saw it from the side (like in said Mario game) but it was me. I can literally draw the most common area I would get stuck in 10+ years later. crazy how I still remember it. Used to be kinda scary but not full on nightmare, more like anxiety. weird
I used to have a bunch of dreams about playing minecraft because I was a minecraft addict as a child. my favorite one was where I was trapped in an endless cave with holes that dropped straight into the void while being chased by something I couldn't see and nothing in my pockets
@@cakez1515thats scary asf
psych student here! Usually arousal in sleep means that your brain is just more alert or awake (not the other meaning)
One night I was going to sleep & I was in between awake and asleep but I can see my body was like paralyzed and stuff but, I could see what was in front of me & I saw a like eyeball in my vision and it had light coming out of it like shining around it, & it had like a ton of feathers around it and had wings that were moving like flapping up & down. it had like a rainbow type look took it. It was hella odd. -
could also mean u got a demon giving u straight backshots while u sleep
@@gab333l4 That sounds like the description of "real" angels.
@@gab333l4you were seeing a biblically accurate angel, mate
I know no one asked but a sucubs is a demon that gives you at dreams
False awakenings are so scary. For me they start when I try to wake up from my dreams, when I "wake up" I'm in bed but there is this weird weight or force on me that's keeping me to my bed. And this window in my room is so bright I can barely see, like my eyes are barely opened from how bright it is. Eventually I'll have made it out of bed but since the window is so bright ill let my self take a break and close my eyes. This is when my dream restarts and then ill be back in my bed. This cycle continues till someone manages to wake me up.
They really are so scary fr. I used to have constant nightmares and I started to become lucid during them a lot. I would use this lucid-ness to wake myself up. I kid you not when I say that I did it so much that I started to have nightmares where I dreamed about becoming lucid and "waking myself up" only to have more nightmare scenarios in "real life".
YES exactly!!!
Something that almost nobody knows is that some people can feel pain in dreams. Like actual, physical pain entirely generated by a dream. Its happened to me several times and according to google its a real thing other people experience its just very rare.
happens to me and i don’t understand it and not anyone’s gonna fuckin believe me 😭
I also think I'm special and need strangers on the internet to know!
@@Zackaria_sMax You had every opportunity to not be a bitch and chose to be one anyways. Sad
It happens to me a lot. I dream that My jaw is clenched shut and My teeth and jaw start to hurt. I also hear loud static noise which causes pain in my ears and I can't wake up
I had it once, I remember I was at my school cafeteria and a friend stabbed me with a knife in the eye, what's weird is that I kind of felt it when I was awake?
Either my cat stabbed my eye and my brain used the knife stabbing as a way to explain it or I never felt anything and I'm misremembering because I was half awake at that point
AMYGDALA MENTIONED⁉️ “Oh Amygdala, oh Amygdala, have mercy on the poor bastard”
A hunter must hunt.
You there, hunter. Didn't you see the warning?
German… joins the hunt
A hunters dream… must end one day..
I lucid dream every night due to pstd nightmares, weirdly enough I remember the exact dream I found out I could change things. Most of the time I just leave the dream alone because once you start messin around it gets real weird.
oh so true, a lot of my dreams have also talked to me. my first lucid dream was a trex who ate my family and i gained conciousness in his little trex hand and when i tried pinching myself it held me and said i will watch. when i successfully teleported and changed environment it appeared in the bg and ate me as it found me again. definitely not my scariest dream, but the idea that it responded, and teleported into a different landscape.
ive never had them get " weird " oddly enough. all i have to do is think REALLY hard on what i want to happen and it does. aka before something scary AF or crap like that. idk what u mean by weird but I'm to scared to know and thankful mine don't happen that way LMAO
What can you change tho? Like particularly what exactly
@@chadder8561anything, you can do anything you want, but only if your desire to do it is strong enough, sometimes in my lucid dreams i’ve thought of flying and i did, one time i even wanted to swing around buildings like spider-man and i could.
@@chadder8561 anything I want changes for me usually, think about what u want and it happens at least that’s how it works for myself!
Everyone’s different when it comes to sleep
One thing I usually see when I experience that jerk I see myself falling from the sky and into a massive plane of grass. While I can't move I can only panic
I used to be annoyed when you started to talk about random stuff or whatever, but I've started to like it. In my opinion, it's nice to hear people break the usual "content YTber" persona and just be a normal person for once. We need to stop worrying about everything and just chill a bit. Thank you for that.
That’s just you. Lol I have never felt anyone has to be the “youtube personality” all you bro.
@@abandonedmuse Maybe you haven't noticed but there's _some_ YTbers that never really break face and are always like on a script, y'know?
Either way that's apparently 'just me' so..
@@AkiraTuxnah bro you are right it’s nice for the mix up every once and a while. A lot of UA-camrs just read the script and it sucks tbh
Yeah unfortunately they’re so stupid it’s only disruptive 😅
@@AkiraTuxyou should actively try to change what the algorithm puts in your recommendations bro. 😅. Try to watch more real people talking about real, cerebral topics. I really dislike Internet "Influencers" and celebrities.
This guy is a good egg 🍳
Whoever’s reading this: this is a reminder to at least TRY to go to sleep, even if you have insomnia. I have mild insomnia (takes me 4-5 hrs to fall asleep, makes for awkward sleepovers). Sleeping is sm more important than u realize and even if you can’t fall asleep, just lay down with the lights off and your eyes closed. Even if you don’t fall asleep, the rest will help you. A few months ago, my insomnia + anxiety + depression caused me to have some sort of episode that ended up with me hallucinating, attempting to take my own life, and getting stuck with a loonnggg hospital stay. But, while I was in the hospital I slept a lot and in the psych ward I was able to gain a “normal” sleep schedule and I kept up with it when I got home. My mental state is noticeabley better and the depression is a lot more manageable now. So get your sleep!!!
Just finished watching the video and it might be my favorite one yet! Keep up the good work!
There is more than one meaning for arousal. You can be aroused from a dream/coma, meaning brought back to alertness. You can be aroused from a knockout by smelling salts. Sexual arousal is usually clearly defined in medical documents.
I usually have about 1-2 episodes of exploding head syndrome a month. It scared me when I first had them when I was about 12ish years old, but I’ve gotten used to it over time. I’ve kinda learned to embrace when it happens just so I don’t freak myself out when it’s over. Surprised that not a lot of people experience it.
i have had SEVERE sleeping problems since i was a smol baby. I've lost my sleep walking, and night terrors in adult hood but kept my severe insomnia disorder and HORRIFIC sleep paralysis. because of my severe insomnia disorder it makes my dreams more " advanced " then most peoples.
i can hear, feel, touch, smell and ETC hyper realistic dreaming caused by the insomnia and prescribed sleeping medication i take.
i also usually have the ability to lucid dream too. people have NO IDEA how lucky they are to sleep normally, be thankful for that.
I’m the same way. Had them as a child they stopped when I smoked weed for 10 years I stopped that and drinking and my dreams were fucked up. Sleep paralysis 4 times a night. Now I take sleeping pills every night so I don’t get sleep paralysis but if I don’t take them at night I will have sleep paralysis multiple times. Do you ever hear anything during sleep paralysis
I slept halfway through reading
Yea you are just pretending and want attention, typical 😂
"im so special" type vibes 🤓
Static dream. I remember my very first dreams somehow when I wasn't even 1 yet. Because I was basically with no life experience, dreams would be static like on old CRT tvs, but there was a second version. Think about the neon lights outside bars that have two lights to imitate animation.
I remember then afterward getting older but still a toddler that dreams would become still images that would have two versions of themselves. My mom drinking tea. My Mom playing with me, but in two images. There was no sound.
Then I remember my first ever legitimate dreams. Bunch of cartoon characters and random family members. One dream was so repetitive that I'd lose my breath and voice in a certain part and I'd constantly wake up sweating. At 7 years old, I officially was given something for sleeping. Ever since, my dreams have been normal, but night terrors reign free if I ever have to go through a withdrawal.
I can't sleep on my own. I have so much energy in me that I can wake up fully aware and at full strength. I'd be your best friend if someone broke into the house.
I occasionally have childhood memory dreams but since I so often have borderline lucid dreams I always end up thinking that I somehow time traveled and usually spend the dream trying figure out what I'm going to do different or how I'm going to convince people I'm from the future
I've been on paroxetine for like 9 years and this is the first time i'm hearing about it causing extreme sleepiness... but WOW it makes sense i've been on the verge of falling asleep for years straight it sucks
If the side effects of this medication bother you, you can tell your doctor and s/he can prescribe a different medication of the same group of meds but which could bother you less. I hope you feel better!
I've been on oxycodone daily for 12 months and I've been feeling fine and sleeping over 8 hours every day usually 16 to twenty
I had a night terror when I was 14, and when my dad went to check up on me, the only thing I had according to him was "I farted", so I'm happy my night terror experience was funny because I still remember my dad telling me about it while laughing.
I also had a false awakening if you can consider it as such, I pulled a character I was wanting on a game I liked. When I "woke up" I got on my computer instantly, which is what I do anyway. When I got the character, I woke up, realized it wasn't real, and cried. I have the character now. It's really funny now recalling it.
The reason it scares me is sleep apnea. I have to go to sleep with a cpap mask strapped on. Then i have dreams that are almost always unpleasant and disturbing.
My dad had sleep apnea and unfortunately covid took his life. Stay safe friend.
Because your deep mind knows your problem and is processing your actions. Your actions are treating the symptoms not the problem at the root if you understand what I mean. Your dreams maybe trying to tell you something?
Going to listen to this while falling asleep.
Love your videos poi thank you for all the content your so good at narrating
I remember once having a nightmare where I had like 5 or 6 false awakening, everytime I'd wake up thinking this time I was in real life and tried to do things normally for a few minutes to a few hours and then something would seem really wrong and I would wake up again, I was so freaked out when I finally woke up for real and I had no idea what to think
I just did a psychology exam on sleep a few days ago i’m getting hyped hearing these terms dude i feel so smart
I once had a prophetic dream when i was about 10-11 years old, back in 2001, where I found the location and exact path to an item (dragon scale) in pokemon Gold.
I had spent weeks looking for that damn item, and one night I kept telling myself to dream about its location.
In my dream, I was inside of a cave that was dark, and had me going up a waterfall and a few different floors, till i got to the item.
Sure enough, the next morning, I wake up, grab my gameboy and go to this cave. Reason i missed it was because the first time you go into this cave, theres some stairs that lead into lower sections of the cave, so i was sure i had already explored that place. I didnt even know there was a waterfall behind the stairs, its not visible, unless you swin around and behind said stairs.
I was finally able to evolve my Seadra into a Kingdra! 😭
Had the same thing happen for Pokémon diamond. The next day I did what happened in my dream and got shaymin
@@thecraftedalliancewith action replay?
cool and interesting video... im watching it while staying up late working on schoolwork~! i have had unique sleep experiences from a very young age and due to that reason, dreams have always interested me. ive been diagnosed with ptsd and can attest to the disturbing and intense nature of ptsd-related nightmares - for me, theyre the only dreams i have that are first-person so theyre very striking in that way. over the years i have come to terms with my nightmares and they no longer upset me as much - i have accepted them as having their own uses as all things do, and this is just my personal experience of course. but in general it seems like third person dreams are pretty rare, although theyre my most common type of dream.
for fans of inception, id highly recommend paprika by the late great satoshi kon. it inspired inception (many scenes are lifted directly from paprika!) and imo its a better movie. it perfectly captures the giddy inertia of being stuck in a dream imo. i also have to recommend the very famous and influential indie game yume nikki (the free 2007 version, not the recent remake) which is an amazing, trippy, nostalgic and melancholic exploration of the dreams of a young woman.
Hearing athletes try to dream the night before an event makes a lot of sense. I have a similar story, albeit nothing to do with athletics.
When I bought my first manual transmission car, I couldn’t drive it for the life of me, had to get my buddy to drive it home. That night, I went to sleep and I dreamt I knew how to drive it. I get in my car to drive to class the next day, and everything clicked. I never stalled again lol
I have major depressive disorder (diagnosed in 2022), and by far the most annoying side effect is the chronic insomnia. I usually have to slam a ton of melatonin (20mg+ per night) just to get any sleep, which half the time isn't even restful. I often wake up so tired that I just fall right back asleep for another 2-4 hours. I also don't dream particularly often, only about 1-2 times a week. When I do sleep naturally, or when I wake up feeling well-rested and ready for the day, it's a miracle.
I remember dying in a dream one time, was a nightmare and I was running from a killer in a post apocalyptic world. I remember riding out of town in a car, thinking I’m finally safe and the killer steps out from behind a wrecked car shooting me going down the road. My perspective proceeded to slowly go up into the sky, looking at the post apocalyptic world and freeway I was traveling on from a view from above. I then woke up after ascending lol. That dream always stuck with me.
Just subbed last week can’t stop watching this content
there’s probably tons of comments abt this but i have chronic insomnia, which i’ve had for like over 8 years now (i will add that im just turning 18, so its been forever) and its honestly the worst. i’ll get tired throughout the day, to the point i’ll physically look exhausted, but i’ll go to sleep later or even take a nap at that moment and i just won’t be able to, even though i was extremely exhausted just moments before. i also wake up throughout the night, usually over 3 times at the very least, and sometimes it’s either paired with a nightmare (which i won’t be able to fall asleep for awhile afterwards) or just not being able to go back to sleep for no apparent reason. i’ve tried absolutely everything to fix it, even taking up to 5-6 melatonin at one point, and it will work for a single night to maybe a week before it stops working. i think the longest i’ve ever stayed awake (without naps, obviously) was around 3-4 days. there’s also a disease called fatal familial insomnia, which absolutely terrifies me lol the idea of progressively not being able to sleep until it kills you is awful, especially because there’s no cure and it’s just straight symptom care until you die. it’s usually in older people, with the youngest average being late 20s, but it’s a horrifying thing when you have such bad insomnia already, as the thought of “what if i wake up one day and never sleep again until i die” is smth id never wish on anyone.
but tldr, yes insomnia sucks, but i’d take being able to sometimes sleep for only like 4-5 hours total, rather than never sleeping at all :)
(i also did nawt watch the whole video yet so ffi is probably a part of the video and i haven’t seen it, it’s information regardless though)
i can never sleep more than 3h a night.. i feel very bad every single day and no meds or anything else helps.. its horrible.
Dude you made layer 1 super interesting! Needless to say, it got better from there
Omg my pookie poi posted on the same day I'm off work ty pookie bear 🥰🥰🥰
*listens to poi to fall sleep* VS *can’t because dude made me dream about the hatman*
for some reason sometimes when i go to different places i recognise them from dreams ive had even though ive never been there before.
Research Carl Jung and his work on synchronicities.
I had a dream about walking with a friend of mine down a street, then I see a giant skyscraper, then an Asian lady on a billboard. Fast-forward, I’m in Chicago, and my dream plays out. It’s what got me into dream analysis and psychology.
@@coppersoul3211isnt that just a dejavu? ive had this quite often already and im only 25 😅
@@Justin-oq3ngYeah I get Deja-Vu about once a month, definitely every two to three months though. And intense at that not a weak one.
The funny thing about this is i sleep to most of your videos and end up having lucid dreams or very deep sleep. Like ill get up and feel refreshed
one time when i was spending the night at my moms friends house (in the middle of the woods) i had a fever of 103 and i was hallucinating it was so scary. I woke up to a tall shadow figure above me than for some fuck ass reason my mom carried me outside cuz it was cold(also it was like 4am) and i was sweating WORST DECISION EVER all i saw where shadow men circling the house and i almost had a panic attack🙁
That is INSANE. Ok next time my trick is to say, I VANISH YOU FROM MY EXISTENCE, I VANISH you from my house, I vanish you from the earth.
Do not be scared, a lot of these entities thrive on fear. You have to be very careful with your words because they are taken very literal. So the word vanish, is just saying that they can no longer EXIST. Very specific, but extremely effective. I imagine you could also say disappear and achieve similar results. This works for any negative entities during sleep paralysis. If this ever happens again, fever or not, remember this.
I like that your playing Stanley Parable while talking about dreams and sleep.
You are actually by far the best at making iceberg videos
I'm better. I was rhe first to do it too In 1987
I had one night a couple weeks ago that I had 4 false awakenings during. It was one of the worst experiences in my life. When I woke up for real, my mattress was absolutely drenched in sweat.
as someone that has sleep insomia, its a pain, so i run off of energy drinks. also i have had episodes of sleep psychosis which honestly effect me a lot due to being a student. Sooooo sleep insomia sucks, i also have not been on medication nor melatone bc it doesn't really work but I am alive and i believe its due to tramua and a generally messed up sleep schedule when i was younger :D (I'm alright i swear)
I hope you feel better hon 😢Also I love your avatar, Xie Lian is adorable ❤
There’s a *scary* ass phenomenon that happens specifically from morphine, and it’s derivatives like codeine, where patients report suddenly being jolted awake from what vividly feels and sounds like someone YELLS your name 2inches from your ear.
I’ve experienced this and it’s bone rattling disorienting. like you can literally hear the scream still echoing in your mind as you recall certainly feeling the breathe on your ear. Mixed with the already eerie nightmare realm induced by all opoids.
I find this so interesting. I always go back to the same distinctive realm while dreaming on opoids.
Feels like I have to suffer pain in my dreams for relief of suffering pain in life.
lol whenever i take codein or morphine its just like going into surgery. sudden sleep, no dream or any other feeling, and then i wake up feeling kinda sluggish but also very refreshed 😅
Loved this iceberg video! Also, massive W that you like the Goons! Hope your doing well!
Hey there, sick video. Just wanna add on something. As someone who has had a few instances of exploding head syndrome, I want to explain my experiences.
So ive had it 3 or 4 times throughout the last two years, and all times except 1 have been relatively harmless, how they have typically gone is being completely asleep to being instantly awake because I hear what sounds like a gunshot or other extremely loud noise basically inside my head. It has never made me think that im being attacked, or that im in danger, or that my head is literally exploding, just instant alertness.
I have had one instance where because I woke up so quickly, I shot my neck upwards, and minorly pulled a muscle but no actual pain has come from the syndrome it, mainly just confusion and what happens afterwards.
You can take what I say with a grain of salt because, like I said, only 3-4 times in two years, but I just wanted to add my POV.
also goated brakence listener.
This is actually very useful since I have a research paper on sleep and some less known about knowledge, so thbaks for the help
One time while I was suffering from pretty frequent insomnia about a year ago. I had this one episode that lasted 5 days, 5 full days with no sleeping. It was very difficult for anyone to believe me and the frequent talk about how that could kill me just made me more uncomfortable. They would pull up facts and read off all the portions of the brain that shut down one by one but throughout the whole thing I was exhausted but more alert than ever. The funny part about this is on day 5 I had to get my passport photo taken for an overseas trip I was going on in a month's time, not my finest photo. Anyway on the final night I felt this severe wave of paranoia creep up on me unlike anything I had ever experienced, like something was constantly behind me and felt like it was going to bite out the back of my head. I was talking to my friends and they were playing into it a bit but I had to ask them to legitimately stop because it was getting much worse. Now I've suffered from Insomnia for close to 10 years but after this bout of 5 days it has never remained the same, most I've had since is 1 day but on that day I miss it the paranoia is there that night like it caused a permanent chemical change. In the 5 day sleep drought it truly felt like the world was happening around me and I was detached, since then though I have made a big effort to normalize my sleep to avoid that dreadful time happening again. If it were to occur once more under these new conditions I don't know if I'd last that long.
this is super random but on theme. I see nightmares only, its been like that for years and theyre very very real usually stuff that im scared of or even not. Usually its something with my family members dying, loud sounds, just anxiety. And i can remember them all so well, i also can feel things in the dream as i can recall a usual occurrance as in i jump high up into the air and i can feel the wind and the sort of fear as i fall down and dont even die. Sometimes i dont even want to sleep cause i know my dreams will be odd and sort of scary, ill always be thinking of them during the day.
Seriously good video. Thanks for that!
That's ok. I didn't make it, but I'll respond for him.
i experience psychotic symptoms and the stuff about people with schizophrenia not being able to distinguish dreams from reality is so real... so many times i have woken up only to find that i wasn't sent a bunch of mean texts or didn't go on this crazy holiday when people tell me it didn't happen or i check my phone
i love how this video pops up when i had a rough night of trying to sleep either constantly dealing with sleep paralysis or nightmares
I actually enjoy whatever video game you have playing while you talk. Usually I find video games distracting during these types of videos. But this just works really well together.
I pooped myself recently to this
25:55 “i’m not gonna baby you”
also bro a couple mins earlier: “minecraft is an open world sandbox video game”
27:41 this is a good example of dream incubation minus the uninvoluntary part.
Basically dream incubation is the practice of choosing what to dream about before going to sleep
heyy ive has hypnopompic hallucinations, scary ! first times I definitely couldnt tell if it was a hallucination. It is the same feel as seeing something in the corner of the eye: sometimes youre fooled, sometimes youve just been fallen for it too many times.
I also sleep talk, as I hold conversations with my mom and friends during sleepovers. Most of the time that is triggered by people talking while I sleep, and I try to respond but Im too deep of a sleeper. When I woke up by myself I talked in, what my best friend described as, latin, while I stood up and staring at her in my sleep, then laid as normal. Inappropiate stuff is also a part of the parasomia according to my man who has spent lots of nights with me. When she told me it sounded like in a movie scene ahaha
I used to have a reoccuring nightmare, it was reletively a normal dream but something always felt off like i was being watched, which indeed i was everytime before the nightmare happened id see this black figure with massive eyes and a big smile
Then it'd start pretty much id wake up but in reality i wasnt awake id hear tapping at the window and go to look when the door would slam shut and id go and open it
Id run down the hallway to my parents room where they were asleep when id try and wake them up they wouldn't wake up.
Is close the door and i coild hear the footsteps from the figure coming to the door and when it got to me it was like an intense ticking feeling like it wouldnt stop (keep in mind when i would run to my perents room i couldnt run straight id be like tripping and very dizzy)
And then id wake up
And it started when i was 9 and stopped when i was about 16 or 17 i am not 19 and it hasnt happened since
just discovered this channel, honestly its pretty good
I used to get false awakenings when I was a kid. Always happened in the 9 minutes between me hitting the snooze button and the snooze alarm sounding.
THAT BIT ABOUT BENADRYLL DREAMS A BENADRYLL AD CAME ON
man this was a check list for me😩 as a kid i got the fever dreams, sleepwalking, sleep paralysis, sleep hallucinations EVERYTHING. thankfully they're gone now.
underrated youtuber. Great video
Remembering your dreams too much starts to be painful. I used to practice lucid dreaming and try to recall as much detail from my dreams but had to stop because it was physically painful.
Taking melatonin works but it will shrink your balls.
I took sleep aids like some thing called “dream water” that I found in America but can’t buy here and I ended up sleeping so long it started being physically painful
How would it become physically painful?
I'm getting a lot into lucid dreaming and this is very interesting
I have narcolepsy and at least with medication its manageable. Pre medication I couldn't go a full day without multiple naps and my cataplexy was so bad I was scared to laugh because laughter triggers it for me the most
new poi upload lets go
u make good content :3
Thank
I love how you're playing warm nights in the background
something i struggle with is super vivid dreams. since i don't go out much, most of my dreams don't feel like dreams. they just feel like me completing everyday normal tasks. i often wake up from these but what makes it worse is i usually continue where i left off when i fall back asleep, unless i'm awake for too long obviously. sometimes i genuinely mistake things in dreams for real memories like thinking we have a certain food in the fridge, or making purchases in my dream and thinking i did it in real life
It might be a sign you worry too much about just these simple tasks that come with just living, you need to stop stressing so much about forgetting.
I used to sleep walk. Did it often as a kid, and i woke my parents up more than a few times trying to catch a small animal (usually a pet i was convinced had gotten out of their enclosure) in my sleep. Then it eventually stopped until high school, when i was going through a lot of stress. For about a week, i was waking up with bruises and would have no clue what happened. I brought it up to my mom, and she was surprised to hear that i had no memory of what happened. Apparently, almost every night, they would wake up hearing banging coming from my room; they would go see what was going on, and i would be walking around and slamming into walls, ir i was flipping out in my closet, or i was stuck upside-down behind the chair in the corner of the room. They would think that they woke me up as they got me out of wherever i was because i was able to have a coherent conversation with them as they led me back to my bed. I was not, in fact, awake at all.
I think this is my favorite youtuber right now. his voice is so calming (i aint gay)
I think this is my favorite fan right now. his comments are so nice (i aint gay)
@@WEIRDpoi no way he replied
Your both gay
I haven’t had a nightmare in a while, but when I do, they hit SO HARD. the last one I remember was when I was in a car that wasn’t my own with my ex boyfriend, HOWEVER he had a firearm and slowly brought it up to his head and took himself out. It was horrible because it all happened in a cinematic way, I could see it all in slow motion but my hands were glued to the steering wheel and I was useless. The shot rang out and I had to pull over in a snowstorm? And once again, my nightmare only showed me his limp hand with the gun in it. I stared at this scene for a while before i guess I took off for the hospital, although I was of course too late.
What I find weird about this dream is that it was basically a fulfillment of the threat my ex boyfriend gave me so often, which was that if I ever left him, he would end it all. This nightmare came about 5 months after I ended our 1 year relationship because he was unstable and actually scared me quite a bit. I think that this nightmare is the sick way of my brain reminding me that the relationship was over (DISCLAIMER HE IS ALIVE AND WELL FROM THE LAST I HEARD OF HIM).
All of my other nightmares are my family dying or me being hunted down by someone (never usually a person I know).
It was a very heavy nightmare and I just stayed awake the whole night when I woke up, I actually thought it happened in real life for about 10 minutes until I realized it was not. Whenever I told my family it all came rushing back and I almost cried just from the memory of it even if I didn’t see the act in full.
Sorry about the horrible recounting but I thought the nightmare was interesting after a while of thinking about it, since it must have been a large underlying fear of mine even though it’s gone away the longer I stay away from the thoughts of my ex boyfriend.
False Awakenings have made me piss my bed so many times. I legitimately get terrified when it happens. It's embarrassing
I'm setting my self up for a banger of a sleep
I’ve been Lucid dreaming as long as I’ve been aware. Part of why I sleep so little. I can control my dreams, know I’m dreaming, but it makes it more real when I’ve been auto placed into some screwed up nightmares or dreams I remember all too clearly. It also takes me 30 minutes after waking up to stop wanting to feel like I’m in the last dream I left
I've been told at sleepovers that I talk in my sleep (specifically in russian?) Witch I can barley speak but still cool ig
I stayed up all night I just got done watching ur space facts video and it is also abt 5:45 a.m.
Worst things that’s happened to me in sleep:
The big/small/far away feeling of body parts or things, it’s so weird trying to concentrate on it but you can’t make it out.
Not being able to wake up and feeling paralysed, luckily only had it once or twice but that shit is scary.
Falling asleep is even scarier when your brain stays awake but your body goes. I feel all motor body function go and all I can control is my breathing. If I focus enough I can wake my body up. This doesn't happen all the time, rarely really.
I was waiting for you to mention insomnia because I've been dealing with it for many years it does suck lol. As I'm writing this I've been up for a total of 2 days cuz of yours truly
I remember having nightmare loops when I was around 6 or 7. Sometimes they continued every night for about a week which in turn made me develop really shitty sleeping habits and messed up my sleeping routine from a young age
The only thing about sleep I know is that I don't get enough of it. Hate being tired.
Hatman is so goofy. Shadow people were enough but they had to make it silly.
When it comes to Lucid dreaming, I never experience it for long, it tends to wake me up. Not like a nightmare or anything, it's just over and kicks me out.
I always have dreams of random moments and then some time later it happens in real life, it's usually just like being in a car and looking at a stop sign or something but it always has all the exact same details
I got a long history of beef with that shadow man in the thumbnail. Soon as I saw it electricity flew through my body
I have bipolar 1 disorder and I have had extreme sleep deprivation during manic episodes. Like staying up for four to five days straight without touching my bed once almost every single week for over a month. Lots of hallucinations, strange experiences, and even paranoid delusions if you go long enough. It's an extrodinarily bizarre experience. Luckily, I'm prescribed Ambien now, so if that ever happens I can cut it short with an almost garantuee of success.
Sleep is wild thank you 4 this video Homie
I was in a coma it was scary
the first seconds of this video is actually the thought that haunted me in childhood and caused me the "falling asleep" triggered panic attacks. i've used to have hypnophobia
I have always thought of what happens when you sleep because it feels just like a blip from when your eyes close to when you wake up and I always wonder what happens in between that time. I understand that you are sleeping but why does it feeling like one second and why can I remember dreaming of something that felt like forever but also felt like one minute.
I have exploding head syndrome! I do love that the name sounds cooler than it actually is.
Generally the sound is some kind of loud crash or bang. Like furniture being dropped onto hardwood from a decent height, a car crash, or a distant explosion. They're never loud enough to be painful in any way, and they always cause me to feel panicked when waking up. Knowing what it is has made it much easier when waking up however.
It generally doesn't happen very often thankfully. Imagine if someone played a loud sound to startle you awake. The difference is, that sound didn't actually happen, but it feels like it did. It's not as crazy as the name and description makes it out to be. It's just a specific and weird auditory hallucination.
ya, when i was a kid, i cried, screamed, and got scared, cuz i thought there were huge shadowy rats running around my room
i realized now that i was hallucinating, cuz my mom said its not there and i never saw them again
thankfully for me, i dont experience this kinda stuff anymore
I have this strange thing where every time I dream this same dream every night I stop breathing like I suffocate and even when I’m lucid dreaming I can’t stop it unless I stop thinking about it
The falling sensation for me is more of a tripping feeling. and usually I picture myself tripping over a log or root or hole in the woods or something
Mine a lot of times was tripping also, and also falling off a cliff. Im so scared of heights. I hate it when that happens. Hasn’t happened for me in a long time but when I was younger and in my twenties it would happen often.
Falling off the first step of a back porch
for me its more uhh.. overdramatic. i get the sensation rarely but it happens when i take a step down lol
1:04:55 probably wouldnt recommend eating nutmeg especially if you dont know how much to eat, or what you have. A lot of store bought nutmeg has some of the chemicals removed. Another thing is nutmeg can make you delirious if you eat too much
I used to have the craziest DPH dreams/experiences! I would get super heavy and loopy, and I would see lots of little lights like when you hit your head and “see stars”. I would also hear little quips of voices, nothing enough to pinpoint a specific voice or word, but just enough to be freaky lol
I’ve been in nightmare purgatory before. I kept on thinking I woke up just for something else to appear I’m my room and get me. Then I think I woke up again. And the cycle continues. It was incredibly scary as I was only 11 at the time
U make the best videos to fall asleep
[Sorry for the length but I wanted to be thorough]
I knew I was gonna have to say something during the OBE part. So out of body experiences don’t actually look like you’re looking at your body. I mean the dream could show you that, but that’s not what an out of body experience is.
An out of body experience is basically from what I can tell ( and most of us have a similar thing ) is that you feel a vibration all over, you hear a buzzing noise, and then you see a spiral which ends in some sort of hole, or eye. You see it in your third eye or front facing vision (I don’t know how to describe that) and you travel into the hole and you come out on the other side in a different reality(?). I guess it could be a dimension or a different world. You’re just somewhere else.
It is just as real as real life. You can smell, feel, touch, and breathe, just like real life, but it is purely a dream. What defines this as different from a lucid dream for me, is the level of control I have in the dream and the fact I enter the dream by my own will. Not just like i appeared in the dream. I traveled INTO the dream by flying into the hole.
Lucid dreams you just wake up in there already in the dream, or you can realize you are dreaming and start lucid dreaming, and while it may feel sort of real, the amount of realism is slightly less, and definitely the control is less. OBE feels more like real life, albeit with no physical constrictions, whereas lucid feels like a very vibrant dream. Hope that clarifies it for you and your viewers.
I reached this level of control by meditating for 10-12 hours a day for about 3 months. When I stopped meditating, the dreams also stopped which makes me think there is a link between the two.
My technique was that I would lay in a corpse pose with my hands to the sides before bed and get to the point where i was so relaxed i couldn’t feel my muscles anymore and then i would imagine myself rolling out or sitting up, then i would probably pass out. Somewhere around 6 am, I would wake back up and continue the meditation. And that’s when it would become very easy to get into this state. I believe anyone can reach this level of dreaming, you just have to put in the work to quiet your mind and keep it still.
Once you start hearing that buzz you know you are really close to seeing the spiral. Just keep at it. Never think you wont reach it because thoughts in that dimension are taken extremely literal. So you cant think i “want” to go…you just have to go. If you think about it, you wont do it. It’s almost as if you have to detach from the chatter of the mind to achieve this state of being.
It is extremely rewarding to reach it and explore that dimension and it cured me of a lot of my former anxiety and over thinking I had in the past. It is like brain exercise and when your brain can bench press 100lbs (you control the quiet) you reach that level.
I also have to warn that it isn’t like rainbows and butterflies and there may be some dark entities there. I kind of stopped going because I was fighting these things almost every damn night. I felt like i was being thrown out of my body a few times by something, and it made it very difficult to wake up. Like if they were trying to steal my body. So be aware. I quickly learned how to defend myself against them and how to regain control of my waking, but it was exhausting.
They also try and trick you by appearing like people you trust, so if you get there, please be careful. Not everyone experiences this. Or maybe not everyone talks about it? But i hear some people end up in really high dimensions where no darker entities reside and they don’t have this issue. Not sure why I did. It was cool at first until those fuckers came along. So it’s a gamble whether you will encounter them or not.
Im very agnostic, but my life philosophy is definitely attuned with Christian ideals, not in any religious sense, but like don’t do to other what you wouldn’t like done to you and similar ideals, but I digress.
The fact is, when I would go out of body, and I felt darker entities not allowing me to wake up, the ONE NAME I WOULD CALL OUT TO SAVE ME AND HELPED EVERY TIME, was Jesus. I would start chanting Jesus Christ over and over and somehow I would be able to get back into my body. So remember that name while you are out there. Angel Gabriel or Angel Micheal help too. Again, not in a religious sense, but if just like the dark entities, these are light entities, these are the helpers or your trusty guides. Ok I think that’s it for now.
If you have had similar experiences or opposite, please comment. I would love to share notes. Im sort of a dream scientist or enthusiast.
Sweet dreams! ☁️ 💤☁️
The experience of loud buzzing, feeling vibrations, seeing spirals/patterns and traveling through a tunnel is a common sensory experience that occurs on the way to lucid dreaming. It is well-documented though not everyone experiences this. A study has debunked the notion of out-of-body experiences: items were placed on a high ledge and subjects were asked to look over the ledge during their OBE and identify the items. None of the subjects were able to identify the items.
if you’re calling out to Jesus why don’t you believe in Jesus the one who literally saves us and has saved us i mean you’re seeing literal proof of him saving you why wouldn’t you try to read the bible (saying this bc it doesn’t seem you do)
@@auctober because the bible HAS LITERALLY NOTHING to do with Jesus. For example, did you know that the stories of Jesus were not even written by his apostles? Don’t believe me? Look it up. It was written almost 70-100 years after he died. It was written by random people who thought they knew more than everyone else. No thanks. I just need nature. That’s my only Bible. And
YES I KNOW THE BIBLE INSIDE OUT. I took tests on it. I went to catholic school my whole life and in every grade I had a bible study class. I am AGNOSTIC BECAUSE I READ THE BIBLE.
@@janedoe6121 OBE is not that you LEAVE YOUR BODY lol. Dude it’s just a step further in dreams. I think you go into another dimension but you are NOT here. I know, because I tried the same experiment. I see it like Lucid Dreams is step 1 or like HD TV and OBE or astral traveling is UHD 8k picture. lucid dreaming just means you know you are dreaming. In OBE or ASTRAL you can CREATE worlds, go places at will, change your form, i mean there is no limit. It’s like the next step.
@@auctober because the bible HAS LITERALLY NOTHING to do with Jesus. For example, did you know that the stories of Jesus were not even written by his apostles? Don’t believe me? Look it up. It was written almost 70-100 years after he died. It was written by random people who thought they knew more than everyone else. No thanks. I just need nature. That’s my only Bible. And
YES I KNOW THE BIBLE INSIDE OUT. I took tests on it. I went to catholic school my whole life and in every grade I had a bible study class. I am AGNOSTIC BECAUSE I READ THE BIBLE
I’ve recently quit cigarettes/nicotine, and for the first three months of quitting cold turkey, I would regularly have dreams of smoking cigarettes after going so long without them, then feeling absolutely disgusted and upset with myself in my dream state for not following through. Im now 6 months without Nicotine. Looking to live the rest of my life without it.
The dreams when quitting substances makes it soo hard to quit
You can't actually get stuck in dreams. The experience of feeling stuck in dreams happens because people get lucid and become scared to they try to wake themselves up prematurely.
Also pinching yourself doesn't actually work
In psychoanalysis, Shadow people refers to buried bits and pieces of who we are. They are created as the Ego is built upon defense mechanisms (which usually stem from personality traits that got either embraced or rejected in our childhoods). The 'unwanted' pieces end up in the Shadow realm, where their original forms eventually turns into twisted reflections of what they used to be, which is even more true if we actively try to avoid them in wake life over a long time (a common yet unhealthy behaviour). Traumas too will also get buried here until we face and embrace the lesson they represent. Face your darkness, and inner unity will lead to freedom.
Warning: long comment about experiences with meditation, sleep paralysis and shadow people.
I love the mysteries of dreams. I am a very skeptical, scientific minded person, i don't believe in the supernatural, but I have had many experiences of sleep paralysis with the hat man and other shadow people, and at the time i would also get alot of false awakenings, sometimes 10-20 times in a row, waking up in bed, sometimes paralyzed sometimes not and quickly figure out i am dreaming, I would then panic and beg to be awoken for real... So this all started when I decided to try meditation, which i felt i was terrible at due to my grounding in the physical, natural world, but eventually i found my own way to effectively meditate and it felt great. My whole body, my muscles would tingle with near ecstasy. Eventually i attempted to "open my chakras" which consisted of visualization and focusing on the various nodes.. then i tried lucid dreaming and that was hard.. but that is when I started having sleep paralysis. I saw the hat man, i looked it up and was shocked to find that it was a somewhat common phenomenon.. it blew my mind. I mostly had episodes where i would wake up not being able to move and i could sense something outside my room, or at the foot of my bed and i would be terrified because i knew what it was and that it was going to hurt me.. so scary. The only dream i had where i actually got hurt was, I woke up and I knew something was outside my room so I go into the hall and at the end there are 3 shadow people, but they had blue faces like the blue man group.. i fell to the floor weeping and scared and they surrounded my and kicked me until i eventually woke up. Another, I kept having false awakenings so i remember i woke up like 5 seperate times and each time i knew it was still a dream, i try to force myself awake and it seemingly works.. but no, i realise I'm still asleep, I try screaming out for my Mom or anyone to help me, then I wake up again... I leave my room. go to my moms room and she wont respond so i jump on her head.. I wake up again in bed.. its not completely dark, its a sunny day and I have my blinds closed.. but the whole room had a rainbowy oil sheen quality to it so i knew i was still sleeping and I knew someone was outside of my window. I take a peek, and it's a black woman in a white dress with white sunhat looks like she came from church, holding flowers, smiling as she stares at my blinds from outside.. and she had empty black sockets where her eyes should have been. I turn around and open my bedroom door and it opens into my childhood homes 2nd floor, my grandmas house... and at the top of the stairs my brother is standing there with his back to me and I just knew that he didn't have any eyes so i brush past him and dive head first down the stairs. Wake up again. This is the last dream, and I leave my room to find my house looks abandoned with the door and windows open.. kitchen cabinets are empty and there is a note on the counter but i couldnt read it. Then i knew something was coming down the street to my house... I finally realized that it's a dream so I can do anything, so I chose to fly away, jumping out a window and zooming away like superman and then I was finally awake.
I won't go into any more stories lol but all this is to say, I felt these nightmares were linked to my meditation, and i was scared to go to bed anymore, so I decided to try stopping the meditating to see if it helped... and I haven't had a single episode of sleep paralysis or anything ever since I quit. I don't believe any of this to be supernatural, but it is crazy and I am so intrigued as to what is actually going on with all this.. dreams are awesome
Dude i remember having a false awakening where I remrmber specifically waking up/getting ready for work, jumping into my car and waking up in bed and being pissed i had to do it all over again. It didnt even occur to me/wasnt a fear i was stuck in an eternal loop just a mild irritation