It took me half a minute to figure out how to draw hands with my anime art style. It was 5th grade, silent reading, and I SCREECHED but bc my teacher also taught one of my brothers and was pretty chill in general I didn't get in trouble. In my report card in that term he said: --(My Name)-- Knows when to be quiet. Me and my mom started laughing bc bruh we both knew that that's not true
"How do you know you're awake right now, and not dreaming?" "I can tell because everything’s normal, I can't fly, and I have zero control and the future terrifies me" So now how do you know that we aren't just in a nightmare?
i know im not in a dream because i have coltrol of my body and nomaly in my dreams theres already a script my mind made up that i have to follow and most of the time its just like im waching a really random movie with no actual story
I know when I’m dreaming because my dreams are very vague and misty in my mind it doesn’t look or feel like it does in real life yet a lot of the time I don’t realize until after I wake up or a few minutes when I remember the dream
When I’m dreaming I don’t control my body. Everything’s cloudy and I just remember the moment. It’s really weird. My brain can’t recall things in my dream. Like I was in a dream and I was trying so hard to remember something but I couldn’t and woke up with a headache from how hard I was trying.
There is something just so euphoric about seeing King from the Owl House in the background throughout the video as well as other references such as Dana’s social media and Luz sitting next to other cartoon characters it’s just so AHHHH IM SO HAPPY
The most terrifying experience with sleep paralysis I've ever had: i had my arm over my face, so I couldn't see what was around me, I could only listen to the horrors beyond my compression that surrounded me... and I haven't slept since
I had a disturbingly similar dream as a kid, my reflection came out of the mirror and crawled exorcist style towards me (I’ve never seen the exorcist at that point). Needless to say, mirrors and I don’t get along.
I haven’t really looked at a mirror but when I thought I woke up, I heard a crash right next to me in my room and saw a slender figure of an arm and it was pointing at me. It legit scared me that I couldn’t move for a second until I wrapped my blankets under my body and start to sleep again hoping it goes away. When I woke up again, it was gone. Talk about a nightmare
My friend sometimes has the sickest dreams ever, here’s the weirdest one yet: She said she was going to celebrate christmas in mexico at her worst enemy’s house (we live in europe and her worst enemy is literally her neighbor) and when they arrived they ate burritos with live snails in them. She later saw her enemy had a collection of overweight otters as pets... *wtf did she smoke*
When I was younger, I was always scared to sleep near a mirror, because I watched a show where someone looked into a mirror and there was an evil version of them, and I was scared it would happen in a nightmare (still kind of scared). Also top tip for me, when I have a bad dream, I like to turn a light on, because having light stops my brain thinking nightmarish thoughts.
I'm so glad she mentioned about mirrors because here's a fun story: One time in December I had a dream about my friend, I was sitting in my parent's room and talking to them (in my dream) and they have a massive mirror in their room and I have a habit of glancing into the mirror every time I'm in their room so obviously I did it in my dream but I could see myself perfectly. As if I wasn't dreaming, I wasn't distorted or looking peculiar just my normal self
Probably because your brain is so used to seeing yourself in that position when you glance into the mirror, you're seeing what you always see. I haven't seen myself in a mirror in a dream before, but I have seen my hands, and it was terrifying.
@@leethestar6421 I'm not Australian but you're saying that cheeky is an old person word? Jesus christ I just know that you're one of those people who think facebook is for old people when they haven't tried the app out. Also don't say it like that to an Australian, it's super rude.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a problem with mirrors in dreams. (At least the ones I can remember.) They’ve always been good dreams, not scary. For example, I remember a dream where I saw Garfield in the mirror instead of myself. And I was just like “Oh okay, I’m Garfield now. Awesome!” :)
Okay so... my worst nightmares are often about having arguments with my toxic mother. And the worst thing about these nightmares is that they're not exagerations. They were exactly like real arguments with my mother. That shows how nightmarish she is. I've had a few lucid dreams before but there's always a problem. Each time I try doing something that clashes with what the dream was originally about, I start waking up. I try to stay in the dream but I'm always unsuccessful and I wake up. I had sleep paralysis a few months ago too. When I woke up, my body felt super heavy and I couldn't move, and I felt like something bad could happen if I tried to force it. So I just let my imagination wander like I often do as my body slowly felt lighter and lighter as time passed until I could move.
I've only ever had sleep paralysis once, and I do not wish that crap on my worst enemy. It started with a nightmare where I was shot with a shotgun, point blank, in my chest. I woke up crying in a cold sweat, and realized in that instant that I couldn't move my body. My room was hella dark and almost distorted looking, like it stretched on to eternity in the darkness. Thankfully, I'd read up on how to get yourself out of that state (start at your fingers/toes and concentrate on slowly moving them, work your way up your arms/legs until you regain control), and I got back to normal before I saw anything too traumatizing.
Thanks for the tip! Sleep paralysis always seems like its around the corner because of my nightmares. Whether that is getting shot, chased, or getting in car crashes.
I get sleep paralysis often, especially when I fall in an afternoon nap. But for me it's a groundhog day kind of deal. I am aware that I am half asleep, I tell my brain to get up but it doesn't process the order properly so I am stuck in a loop of waking up, going to the bathroom, realizing I am not acually awake and be back at the bed
One of the times I got sleep paralysis it was kind of tame, there was an old looking cowboy guy in a rocking chair next to my bed telling me stories about his adventures it was a little cool, until he looked up and a skin stealing monster crawled out his mouth and took over my body
realized i was dreaming about being at disney world once, and i thought "well i might as well have fun" and i immediately ended up being chased by a bear in a tutu. soooo that didnt go according to plan-
I've unconsiously been doing lucid dreaming for almost my whole life. I didn't know it was something other people did. I learn so much from illymations!!!
When I found out what lucid dreaming was, I was like “wait, doesn’t everyone do that?” It was quite the revelation to realize I had been lucid dreaming for my ENTIRE life.
Nice! It only happens to me sometimes, but when I do, sometimes my subconscious likes to mess with me and not alow my to control it completely. Stupid brain.
OK LADIES GENTS AND NON BINARY FOLKS HERE IS ALL THE CARTOON REFERENCES I COULD FIND (if I missed any lmk) 0:01 Bad Girl Coven poster 0:49 lots of characters on the little island in the back. There's also the calamity box and Journal 3 on the left, along with Stan's mug 1:10 King plush above the bed 3:30 Stan Bobble-Heads, top left 3:43 Dana Terrace's Twitter 5:12 Calamity box again
I love how Illy has little references to the owl house, my little poney, pokemon, inside out, and all the little other details I'm her background art. ❤
3:22 this fucks me up so hard because my very first lucid dream was unintentional, and i didn't even know what lucid dreaming was when it happened. POETENTIAL CW/BE AWARE: this is a dream story so if that bores you, this is NOT the comment for you! It started as a nightmare, just like illy was saying, and in the nightmare my house was being haunted. I was sitting in a random master bedroom i've never seen IRL, and across the room to my right was an archway with a bathroom. I could see the shower from my bed, and the shower head was floating in mid air. I started to scream for my mom, and she came RUNNING into the bedroom. She tried to calm me down, and eventually i looked at the clock on the side table and it said it was 0:00. I assumed there must have been a power outage in the night, and so i asked my mom for the time. She kept telling me she couldn't tell me, and the more i asked, the angrier she got. Eventually i just...realized i was dreaming. I don't remember what made it click, but it was like this jarring sensation that washed over me and it was like i was just given the knowledge that i was dreaming, as insane as that sounds. I walked out of the bedroom and the door led me to this almost-mall where it was multiple 'store fronts' (area's/locations in this dream) with a giant walkway down the middle. I continued on to one of the stores and it was a mix of a grocery store and a bunch of food vendors like how fairs have them. I remember looking at different product and the labels on them had no words AT ALL (just plain color) and i decided to eat a bunch of the food. It was like the purge, but without the violence. No money, no rules, just excess. i walked out of the grocery store area, and then outside of the archway was those metal stands with hooks used to advertise hanging product in stores, and it was stocked full with necklaces. I remember thinking about how i wouldn't have to pay for them, and how exciting it would be to actually own these necklaces, and then i started to wake up. it was an extremely eye-opening first experience in the sense of, i didn't even know what lucid dreaming was, let alone that i could have a choice in whether or not i continued to do it.
I think once I was entering a sleep paralysis but pulled myself out of it. What happened was I fell asleep and woke up, my eyes were closed but I tried turning and couldn’t move. I heard a man’s voice though and he kept telling me “close your eyes” “don’t let them know you’re awake” “pretend to be asleep” I slept in my parents room that night
I've had dreams, but I couldn't really "see anything" I just knew deep down what it looked like. I never saw myself in a dream, I was just pretty much blind, and everything was fuzzy, as I relied on my mind to know what it looked like.
Yeah I have dreams like that too. But sometimes I really just dont know what is going on and the entire dream is me crawling around painstakingly trying to understand my surroundings.
I've had dreams where i couldn't see, but because there was a blinding light that hurt my eyes in the dream. I could only scarcely blink once in a while to see where I was heading. It's strange how in dreams the sensation of dry, stinging, mildly painful eyes is replicated so accurately.
@@linwong1494 wow I have those dreams too. Its really annoying to experience them. I wish I knew why I have them. For other dreams the subject matter is just something that would be going on in my life at the time or some movie I watched. These dreams tho... they make no sense. There is no goal, some monster coming after me or emotion. Its just me trying to open my eyes and see and get blinded everytime. At least I know where its supposed to take place sometimes.
I still remember my one and only sleep paralysis, I somehow managed to close my eyes so I didn't see anything but I could feel something was in the room with me. As far as bad dreams go, as a kid I had a lot of them. enough that there was legit lore within them, spanning for years. characters that began haunting me as a 3 year old would do so up until my early teenage years, evolving along the way. I actually finally defeated my dream arch nemesis as a teenager by making lewd remarks at it... weird way to deal with it but it worked, lol. later in life my dreams have become more of psychological torture than scary monsters. classics like -waking up to look at the clock and "realizing" I have "overslept" (not really a proper nightmare but I stress about alarms way too much, to a point where I often hallucinate stuff like this in my dreams) -the one where right as you fall asleep you fall and rapidly hit the ground (bed), waking up (not really a nightmare, but an annoying quirk non the less, one of the things I'd remove from the human experience, along with that "throwing up a little bit in your mouth every now and then" -feature.) -teeth falling out in front of the mirror from the lightest touch - being bitten by dozens of snakes on the ground (I like snakes but I guess there's still the primal fear) -room/area being very dim or low contrast and turning on the lights don't work or only cause a dim, hollow glow, as you anticipate some unknown force coming to get you -some artsy horror stuff like a dark figure standing over a frozen lake, under a freezing winter moon and dark sky with a very unsettling "camera angle" (think once used in Ari Aster movies) among others. every time I wake up from a nightmare, I curse the fact my mind is so creative at abusing itself while sleeping but during day time, when I could turn that kind of stuff into, I don't know, horror bestsellers, the only thing up there is permanent brain fog, lol. I have used lucid dreaming to escape nightmares a few times but I've also ruined many cool flying dreams by realizing that I'm dreaming and then loosing the power to do so. must be some kind of an insecurity thing. Dreams, they are funky.
Things I’m just now realizing: -I’ve had sleep paralysis before -in my dreams, mirrors don’t hold reflections, and for some reason my brain thought this was normal -the reason I can’t lucid dream usually is because during the day I look around and go “..how do I know this is real?”
4:14 What you experienced was a False Awakening. Where you think it's real life and you continue your life as usual. So it is recommended to do a Reality Check (look at your hand, count your fingers, try to push your finger through your palm, etc.) when waking up, even when you are sure you're not dreaming. It is a Lucid Dream, but you think it's your daily life. Also, it is recommended to not look in mirrors during dreams, because you don't know what's in there. Mirrors are strange in dreams, but it is possible to just see your reflection, because whatever is in the mirror it's what you expect there to be. In your case, your mind expected there to be something creepy so unfortunately it became a lucid nightmare, but happily you woke up. :) Anyways, lucid dreaming is amazing, there are a lot of ups and some downs. But I recommend everyone to try it, because it is more amazing than you think it is. Thank you for reading this, have an amazing day.
WOW the background work is incredibel notes 1. a lucid dream is a dream in which you know that you're dreaming and it is separate from dream control 2. your brain can perfectly render your hands and has no problem remembering what they look like but because people associate their hands in dreams with some sort of visual issue, you can think of it as there are hands sin the dream but there's dream "code" referencing blurry dream hands and as a total the "value" of this hand is that it appears blurry purely because of this association in this case. 3. same for clocks as #2 4. same for mirrors as #2 5. sleep paralysis is a side effect of certain sleep disorders or conditions and most people will either not experience it in their lives or experience it only a few times. if someone struggles with postdormital sleep paralysis then them lucid dreaming or not lucid dreaming does not affect their chances of getting sleep paralysis. what can happen because of an association or a mental link of sorts is that someone can be having a lucid dream and because they believe it can turn into sleep paralysis, they will then have a false awakening and think that they're awake and experiencing sleep paralysis. regular lucid dreams don't really have a risk of turning into sleep paralysis. another thing is, the only constant when it comes to sleep paralysis is not being able to move but you could see nothing, good things, bad things, you could hear stuff, see stuff, feel stuff etc.
I sometimes practice lucid dreaming too! There’s a whole bunch of other tricks for practicing lucid dreaming, including trying to read, trying to speak another language, asking someone if you’re dreaming to see their reaction, or trying the nearest light switch while expecting it to not work properly (try that last one at your own risk, it can go VERY wrong if you’re unlucky). But my FAVOURITE is to summon someone by thinking of them or calling them, particularly a fictional character. I had plenty of nightmares as a kid, and these days while I’m not as prone to them, they can be BAD when I get them. So over time especially after getting really into old iconic horror movies, I found a really fun trick for starting to cope with nightmares. I would call for Freddy Krueger. No, really. Imagining a version that was a bit nicer and meant to protect me rather than murder, it was super useful to bring in this perfectly suited dream demon to chase away whatever scary thing was the problem, to the point where he’s gone on to appear during far less lucid dreams. One time I’d been getting chased by an angry mod of some sort only to be picked up by him out of nowhere and carried because I’m terrible at running in dreams. Another time all that was happening was me in some sort of prison school getting bullied by my old teacher, when Freddy shows up behind me, tilts my chair back and immediately tells the teacher to fuck off. Basically when it comes to the dream demon himself, if you can’t beat them, befriend them. It pays to have something scary on your side.
I just somehow “killed” my dream demon I had once. From then on I guess my brain decided I had the power…which is what started the zombie dreams where I can’t kill anything permanently and I lose loved ones one by one with no way to turn them back….yeah…not afraid of zombies exactly. More the losing the loved ones part is what my brain decided on. I usually had to forcibly just change the setting at that point because I couldn’t think up a way to solve that in its context.
I have gotten sleep paralysis before. it was really scary because it felt like if I moved, something would kill me. and if I even LOOKED to the left, my body would tense up. I saw this shadowy figure, maybe a bit taller than me, and just kept trying to move until I broke out of it. when i looked at the time, it was 3:53-3:57 in the morning. it is literally so scary 😭
Yes I had the exact same thing except I couldn’t even move or cry out or scream and the shadowy demonic figure was on the bed headboard I was literally sooo scared and couldn’t full back asleep also around 3 am or so
For some reason in my dreams, I always have horrible vision. My vision in real life isn’t too bad, but in dreams, amplified by a billion percent. And what makes it even scarier is that I can realize I’m dreaming, try to wake up, feel myself trying to wake up, but not being able to wake up and just being trapped in a blurry unfocusy world 😰
My freakiest dream I ever had was me realizing I was dreaming and trying to wake up. I felt like something was going to get me when I realized I was dreaming. Whenever I tried to wake up I woke up in another dream. Some of those other dreams I couldn’t see well and I could barely move.
I had a terrifying dream where i was like a soldier that was sent on a mission to capture a monster that was in this abandoned house, we got there and my whole squad got killed, i ran to a room and started repeating “this isnt real, wake up now”, but the monster heard me and started to bang on the door and managed to get inside and rip apart my limbs untill i died and then woke up
I hate it when it happenes to me One time I was watching a video about a scientists in the 90s doing and experiment on the person to not sleep for more than a hundred days and creepy stuff happened and then I was moving my head cuz I knew it was a dream and there was creepy stuff that I don't want to see but I won't get out I kept trying to move or scream for help so someone can come and wake me up like pour water on me or smth but my voice wouldn't come out like I open my mouth very widely but no one can hear me so after that so I can get scared more the guy who lost his controll looking creepy looked at me and smiled widely and at that time i got a heart attack some how and like move left and right and shake my head or even like pinch smth I woke up and I found my self falling from the bed omg that was so scary and yeah couldn't sleep after that 😢
My dreams tend to have a third person perspective and an unclear character design of me (over the last few years i lost weight, gained weight, got darker hair, and changed my glassess frames, so with all the changes i tend to not be a physically existing thing in dreams
Same but it’s like I’m the main person and I’m just seeing my body on its own except I don’t really know what I look like, also if there’s like a movie character I will technically see myself as that character Idk it’s weird
@@rae3460 thats actually exactly what i meant. I also sometimes have characters in my dreams that look like they are photoshopped or green-screened. Once i had a dream that robin, specifically the teen titans go design, was trying to propose to a lego friends character, and she just kind of stood there with a white square behind her at all times.
I found a way to stop sleep paralysis for me, (it's happened to me a few times) is to really focus on my toes and try to wiggle them. It's the only part of my body I can get unlocked while frozen like that. As soon as I wiggle my toes, I can feel the rest of my body unlock. It is the most bizarre feeling, honestly haha As far as nightmares, I had one where a monster not unlike your sink one came out of my laptop, and once had a dream where I thought the dog was running by my feet, but when I looked down it was someone/thing trying to snatch me from the shadows. I'm sure there's others, but those are the ones I'm remembering right now.
Oh this helps I had one today I couldn’t move or talk I tried imagination cuz Ik it was a dream and tried to take control of it but I was afraid of my imagination and Prayed in my head that I would be alive it was weird and I was honestly scared and when I tried to wake up I couldn’t so I tried again and I was sent in this dream the second dream was weird but I could walk idk about talk tho. But I woke up!
I've had sleep paralysis about twice. If you ever get stuck in the dream for a little while... stay calm. It may be difficult to stay zen, but you need to realize that it's just a dream. Try "taking deep breaths" in your dream or maybe even try closing your eyes in the dream lol
You know that terrifying noise your phone makes whenever there’s an emergency alert, imagine that, but with sleep paralysis. That’s been my experience whenever I have a really bad nightmare or sleep paralysis.
I still can't decide if fear spirals or sleep paralysis are worse. You can't move with sleep paralysis but, with fear spirals there's no way to wake up or go to bed so you're just trapped until it subsides.
The problem with dreams that make it hard to lucid dream that nobody seems to talk about, is memory alteration. Remembering things that never happened. So, anything that would otherwise not be normal would be excused by “oh but I remember this happening so that’s why it exists” Edit: a lot of people seem to be misinterpreting this for some reason, so what I mean is, the dream will make up memories that never actually happened, and you only know they never actually happened when you wake up because… they never happened!
Had that once as a child, I had a memory I swore was real, can't remember what it was about now but I spent years debating with myself if it was real or not
Yeah i had a childhood memory that i was unsure of its realness? I asked my mom and she said it never happened i was so confused xD but she also can't remember things very well so maybe she just forgot. But when i find a memory that is very weird (or it's just so random and faded) i just say that it was in a dream because it really stresses me out a lot to debate about wether or not it was real.
I was like that when I first heard about sleep paralysis but now that I think about it, it's a small price to pay for being able to go to Hogwarts and have complete control over everything
One time, I thought I was in an arcade game and was in the center of this little town, then I went into a food place turns out it was an acupuncture place that you can't escape then I was locked in a room with a animated bunny trying to choke me with acupuncture with heat beating down on me then I woke up and now I'm scared of needles😱😰
I always tend to have an easy time identifying when I'm in a dream. Because while I can feel things like I was in reality, there's this distinct floaty feeling I have. I feel like I'm floating and while I can experience pain in my dreams it always feels strangely numbed. My issue is that after recognizing the floaty feeling and realizing I'm dreaming, my body automatically attempts to wake up fully or I end up feeling uncomfortable and want to roll over so I'll be more comfortable. Rolling over typically wakes me up further.
I learned to lucid dream as a kid. I wet the bed until 12. Eventually I learned to wake up anytime I saw liquid in my dreams. This eventually turned to intentional flying. And of course sleep paralysis. But I also created an escape room because I also have really bad nightmares. If I'm being chased by zombies, or whatever, I imagine a door that opens into a beautiful meadow. Nothing bad EVER happens in this meadow. I spend time building this meadow irl, and try to think about it when I'm going to sleep. There's a tree, golden dust motes, a gentle stream, flowers. Never any scary bugs. Butterflies and fireflies only.
I become lucid whenever I have a reoccurring dream. For example: The starts out in the hallway of a hotel. I see a janitor coming out of a hotel room, which I assume was mine. Once I saw the janitor, I knew he’d chase me. A gut feeling mixed with the countless dreams I’ve had about similar situations, I suppose. Even thought I was aware he’d chase me, I still didn’t know it was a dream. Anyway, the man walked right past me. *This is your chance to run,* I thought. I ran down the hallway, and found myself at a fork in the road. I always choose to run to the right, don’t know why. In front of me is the exit of the hotel, and on the left side of the hallway is an… adoption center? A second janitor waits at the door, and when I try to run outside, he grabs me. This part is a bit weird, but every time I have this dream, I kick him in the balls. Then, he drops me. Anyway, I run out and into my mothers empty car. I get into the backseat. The first janitor gets into the front seat, and I crawl into the trunk. A woman comes out of nowhere, and looks at me through the glass of the trunk window. This is the part of the dream where I became lucid. I forced myself to wake up. Every time I have this dream, I just follow the same pattern: Wait, run, right, kick, car, trunk, wake.
Heh, the bit with the adoption center reminds me of a dream I had once. (Also, when I woke up from this dream I had a lot of deja vu, like I'd had it before, but I wasn't sure.) I also changed perspectives multiple times in this dream, so I'll just describe everything as a spectator. A dog Was hungry And she was only hungry for one thing: Chicken fries. She got up and fetched her owner, a boy of very vague age. From 13-25. He knew exactly what the dog wanted, so he sighed and picked up the leash. The closest burger king was a few blocks away from their house, so it was a short walk. As soon as she saw the door, the dog started excitedly scratching at it. (For some reason, the door they walked up to was metal, like one of the service doors in the back, but it led to the front of the restaurant anyway. Whatever.) And when they walked into the building, it was a burger king.... inside of a senior citizens center. This place was massive, bigger on the inside than the out. It was based off of a senior citizens' home that I'd seen online, where they built tiny homes on a fake street with a plastic lawn for people with dementia. The burger King consisted of a single counter in the corner closest to the entrance. There was also a corner dedicated to used book store. After the two ordered their chicken fries, the boy went over to check out the books. He was busy reading the back cover of an old paperback when a commotion broke out in the residential area. His grandmother, who lived in the SCC, had spotted a man. He was a tall, dangerous man that they had encountered in a previous adventure. (Which i had not dreamed about, i just knew it existed as part of the lore of this dream.) The grandmother, who had dementia, did not necessarily remember who the man was, only knew that he was dangerous. So naturally, as rabid grandmothers do, she attacked, knitting needles and all. The general crowd of SCs slowly began to take notice. They swarmed and overtook the tall man in a terrifying show of strength. The grandmother stood back and cackled demonically, screeching "Rise, RISE! Come to my aid!" The boy, fearing for his grandmother's safety, ran in to intervene, but there was nothing he could do. The man was completely enveloped in vicious old people. The burger king workers did not care. They were depressed. Giving up his case, the boy and dog collected their chicken fries and went home.
Beware the lucid dream. After years of trying and getting close I finally had one. Once I realized it was a dream the entire landscape vanished into complete darkness leaving me in a dark empty void. It was cool and scary, but when I wanted to imagine doing something I had to REALLY concentrate. It took so much effort to imagine one tree filling the dark. So I gave up and waited in my empty head for me to wake up. Time is not a concept in a dream so it could have been minutes or even hours.
I have the oposite of lucid dreaming. When I'm on the toilet I often think: "Soooo, how do you know for sure that you are actually awake. Are you really sure that you're not actually still asleep and peeing your bed right now?"
I fell of my bed like that once. I stepped off a cliff (no idea why I decided to do that but not like i was afraid in the dream either), and I woke up on the floor. I am always aware I’m dreaming though so I usually let that stuff pan out however it’s going to but this time I think my brain was just trying to tell me how close to the edge of the bed I was and I didn’t listen.
it's terrifying, and i think she forgot to mention the paralysis part: you LITERALLY get paralyzed. It's so scary, and even though it usually happens when you're awake, sometimes you're half asleep t so some legit creepy stuff shows up, but luckily its only happened to me twice
I have a dream to share. I was getting a snack from my pantry, and I looked behind me and saw my cat, Roy, sitting on the kitchen table. I knew something was wrong because his fur had a completely different pattern from what it is in real life. Then, out of nowhere, he lunged at me. And despite him being light IRL, he pinned me to the floor. He started crushing my back and I couldn't move. I tried to scream, but he was absolutely destroying my voice box.
Sometimes sleep paralysis is cool. Like sometimes it’s my husband cuddling me too hard or I’m getting buried by puppies. But I think that’s because I’ve worked so hard to identify sleep paralysis and lucid sleep paralysis . But that makes the demons even scarier. So it’s either puppies or evil nurses.
I remember looking into a mirror and I was one of my original characters He only has one eye that stays closed most of the time I saw my reflection with my eye closed
One time I tried to take control of my dreams but the more I tried the more I started to panic I would tell myself “WAKE UP YOU ARE ASLEEP!” And I would wake up, get out of bed, try to start my day, feel really tired then start falling, and falling and falling and I would tell myself I’m still asleep and to wake up, this repeated for what felt like hours once I actually woke up I truly couldn’t figure out if I was awake or stuck in the same wake and dream cycle. Ever since I stopped trying to control my dreams to what I want to happen
I heard mirrors are a bad idea in dreams because you can see pretty much anything. It can just look weird or so unrecognizable that it comes off as disturbing. Also, with experiences I’ve had in dreams, the scary parts of nightmares are pretty brief and you forget about them or wake in fear. However I have dreams where I was somewhat awake and remembered about something scary that happened in a dream. This scary thing kept coming up because I was paranoid throughout the dream. In dreams your thoughts basically become reality so if I think of something scary it could appear behind me when I turn around moments later. This is one of the risks of lucid dreaming. If you have a nightmare but are aware you are dreaming your entire dream basically becomes a nightmare. Not only is there possibly sleep paralysis, but also lucid nightmares. This is why I have never tried to lucid dream anymore. Sure it’s cool but I think it’s important to know the risks before jumping right into lucid dreaming and is something everyone should know. So by the chance you found this and for some reason read it all, just take into consideration of what I’ve said.
Say I watched this before bed and can't stop thinking about it, is there a way I can make myself not lucid dream, bc I heard what you think about before you go to bed happens in your dreams
I once had sleep paralysis where I was in my bed and it felt like there was a force pressing me down. I have a very squishy pillow top mattress and a bunch of pillows, so it felt like I was sinking down down down, like there were hands on my shoulder and chest physically pushing me. I couldn't breathe like there was a weight on my chest and felt like I was about to be smothered. I eventually woke up but that's the one time I remember having sleep paralysis. It freaked me out so much that I thought I might be sick or something lmao. I've also had weirdly 'narrative' dreams if that makes sense? I remember a particularly vivid one about going to the land of the dead and speaking to my mother (who is not dead), asking her to come back with me to the living world and her refusing. It helped me realize that my relationship with my mom was never really ever going to improve because she wasn't willing to put in the work, and therefore our relationship was 'dead', and I had to accept that. I also once had a weird dream where my brother (who is dead) was in my apartment rearranging my things. I got angry and told him off, but when he turned to me we both went quiet and one of us said, "We should probably talk." Then I woke up. I didn't get along with my brother and we had a very bad relationship growing up, and we'd barely started repairing it when he died. we never really got to have a serious talk about what happened between us. Dreams are weird.
Reminds me of every dream that there will happen that they will do later on wether it’s exuding, but I wake up just about or not even starting the thing that they told me that they were gonna do with me :(
I totally get the narrative dream thing. As part of a backstory to one of my dreams, a massive god war (unimportant) was happening and a giant spear put a gigantic hole through the moon and cracked the earth in half and humanoid monsters started swarming everywhere. That shit was like a Cutscene. I had to destroy all of them because I was one of the last left.
I had sleep paralysis and there was knocking on the window, also I was thinking about a scary Japanese spirit meanwhile, but thankfully it didn't appear
the answer to number two at 0:19 is 9. 6/2 (1+2) groupings first, 1+2=3 division second, 6/2=3 (instead of typing the division symbol you can use /) The blank spot inbetween 6/2 and (1+2) is multipication so 3x3 is 9. (sorry for teaching you math while you try to read comments)
@@anjaliguitaristpenguin9578 james (theodd1sout) made a whole video saying why he didn't think going to different dimensions when you dream (reality shifting) and went as far as to compare ppl who believe you can to racists.
I agree but it was a strong opinions between the kids at that time like they believed that they could just teliport away to another to escape real life
I’ve been having lucid dreams lately, but never EVER try the mirror thing. Mirrors terrify me because I feel like something terrifying will look back at me.
A good alternative is holding your nose and trying to breathe. If your in a dream then you can still breathe. I tend to have trouble differentiating dream and reality when I wake up so this is also helpful for just general reality checks :D
my mom once told me her friend told her to never look into a mirror when its dark. My mom once did when she walked to the bathroom at night and saw something move behind her. Since that time I NEVER look into mirrors at night or in dark.
The worst nightmare I've ever had went like this: So, I was at my grandma's house, and everything in the room I was in was fine, the carpet, the desk, the couch- everything, but through the window what should have been a driveway was instead a lawn with a sidewalk curving through it, going back and forth so it covered ~1/2 of the lawn, and here's the scary part; There were these 2 old ladies(?) who wore a ton of shawls and cloaks and scarves so you couldn't see most of their body, and a few times throughout the dream I could see their faces, and I only remember being scared by them, and then at the end of the dream I font remember what happened but I remember screaming with fear from presumably seeing the ladies' faces. Also while I was screaming I remember being embarrassed because I thought the other people in the room would be angry at me for screaming, the people were normal and doing what they would normally do in the real world, but they didn't notice the ladies at all. Edit: The ladies' clothes were brown and black and maroon and I don't know what could have caused it but I think it was when I was 2-3 so I was pretty young, there wasn't any trauma that I had that could have contributed, at least none that I remember. The room I was in, again, was almost perfect so I was probably at my grandma's house when I had the dream.
I've had lucid dreams, nightmares, and sleep paralysis before. The lucid dreams are stuck in my head and they were both on very sensitive topics. One of human-ya know and the other about war. In the first one, I was lucid at first until I saw a tiger and then I lost control. In the second I wasn't lucid until I saw the same tiger and I realized that I was in a dream. I've had multiple sleep paralysis moments. One was when I couldn't move and heard someone banging on my door. In another there were white spiders all over my room, and the next was when someone tried to kill me. The latest one was pretty chill man's black silhouette watching me sleep snd then just walking away. He seemed nice. The way I find to help me escape sleep paralysis is wiggling my toes. It helps my body wake up and seems to be the only psrt of my body that I can freely move. My first nightmare the night my grandmother died and I didn't mourn at her funeral, and I was around 9. We were in the house my father grew up in and I went to her room, while my father, mother and aunts were in their room. In that house, which is in village, the two rooms are straight across from each other with just the living room in-between. I went to my grandmother's room and I saw her looking into that old mirror. I tried calling her but she didn't listen. I tried calling my father but he didn't come, even when I told him what I saw. I went back to that room and looked at my grandmother's reflection only to see now facial features on her face. She then turned around, knife in hand, and killed me. I had others but jeez grandma you don't gotta do me like that.
Illy: look in a mirror during a lucid dream almost everyone: wait that's illegal also almost everyone: has sleep paralysis almost everyone: *thinks of body*
I’ve never had sleep paralysis in my 15 years in life. Ive never even had an actual dream where I could see myself.. I’ve only ever had these fuzzy memories pop in my head when I sleep. This is no joke, I actually wish I could see a dream even if it’s a nightmare because I’ve never experienced it in its fullest.
@@shadw4701 Definitely. I have chronic sleep paralysis but frequently look in mirrors in dreams and there doesn't seem to be a correlation between the two. I never really have a full appearance in dreams so my reflection's always weird.
I don't think I've ever incountered a mirror in a dream before. Or a clear pool of water. So I've never been able to do this trick. How I wake up is closing my eyes in a dream, and when I go to open them I am awake. It's pretty neat and also I sometimes forget this and accidentally blink in a fun or nice dream and I get upset afterwards. 🥲
Another thing that helps me is keeping a dream journal. Write down everything you remember from your dream, even if it's short, and dreams will become clearer and sometimes more fun!
I keep a dream journal to remind me of my wacky dreams, like recently i had a dream where a giant dolphin was god and he sent me to hell so i had to fight the devil who was markiplier
My dreams felt depressing I couldn’t and still can’t tell which is real and which aren’t. I’ve always had dreams where I was in a school and it set on fire or terrible events. Everyone rushed out and I was left alone. I had dropped my possessions and the bus had already left. I sat on the grass staring back at the isolated school as the fire rushed towards me. I didn’t walk or move. I sat until my teacher from a few years had pushed me aside setting him on fire as I had watched what all occurred. I have so many more dreams. While they seem terrifying I felt safe it was my only reason to be excited for a morning ever. Thanks to dreaming I had a reason to sleep :)
I have really depressing dreams too. I often have dreams where my days pass by and I don't get out of bed, but it's in a really dreary and almost scary version of my house. It's so terrible! I also have dreams where I am stuck in a cult or something and I just have to live like that, or dreams when I'm forever tortured and stuff. my brain is weird owo
I’ve had a fear of clowns since I was like birthed front m mothers womb like I saw one and just said “nope forever afraid of those” but basically I had this dream where I knew it was a dream but obviously I couldn’t get out. I decided to walk out of my apartment and sit down on this ledge while I waited for my sisters to come out so we could go to school. I turn to my side and see clown, lots. Of. Clowns. They are running up to me and I just couldn’t move at all like stuck to the floor like I was paralyzed. And then I woke up.
Not Me.When i said "OFCOURSE THIS IS A DREAM!" In a horror dream when some kind of shadow creature chased me in my house from the backyard while banging to the door.Then magically everything lights up and became less scarier 😀✨
i had a dream i lost my dad in a zoo and i was looking for him with my family, realized it was a dream and said "we don't need to look for him he's okay this is just a dream anyways!!" anyways my family proceeded to feed me to the lions in the zoo after that and i've never said anything about me knowing i'm in a dream ever again
I believe I’ve had sleep paralysis twice. Once it was just straight up I woke up and couldn’t move at all, I could still talk a little bit though. My mom came into my room to wake me up and I managed to say “Mommy, I can’t move” I was like 10. Second time it happened it was much like yours, desaturated room but I managed to look to my left and see a figure made up of dust particles floating around in the beam of light that comes from my closet (I can’t sleep in complete darkness) I sugar honey iced tea you not I heard a voice say “You’re okay, close your eyes and fall asleep” and I managed to do so. I explained to my family what happened the next day, from then on I kept seeing more and more weird things and I just came to the conclusion of “I have a ghost buddy who’s taking care of me”
Something similar happened to me with the last one. There was like a loud crash of lightening and it woke me up, but i couldn't move or open my eyes. I began to freak out when all of a sudden I felt a hand on my back and in my ear I heard a deep raspy voice say, "Its ok, just go back to sleep." and I did. It's been years since that happened and I still remember it clearly.
Just...let me get that right. You have a closet...and at night...there is light...coming out of your closet. I mean it's totally fine if that helps you sleep but tbh? That's one of my worst nightmares 😅 (and my room has to be completely dark, I cant sleep with any kind of light one. Even the light from like my computer on Standby. Drives me crazy) 🤣 but the different habits of sleeping are kinda fascinating
the most terrifying dream that i can remember, happened a few years ago, let me tell you the story... I was at my school, on the blacktop, at recess. i looked around and saw almost everybody screaming and running from where i was, so i looked around.. behind me, there was this giant tiger, and it roared... and jumped at me. i didnt have enough time to react to the tiger, so i was quickly toppled by it and blood was all over my vision. then i woke up out of fear. and that is my scariest dream that i remember. have a great day/night!!!
The most fun dream I ever had was about me and a buddy baking gingerbread men, one suddenly coming alive, and we had to chase it down riding broomsticks through a forest. I only woke up because I hit a tree, and in real life fell outta the bed.
I remember looking down at my hands in a dream and they were all splotchy, and I was like: “Ehhh, close enough.” and continued fearing for my life from this giant wall chasing me. I somehow accepted that was reality.
Weirdly enough, I realize I'm in a dream all the time, or at least in the ones I remember, but those are usually nightmares which means I'm to scared to do anything so I just tell myself to open my eyes and end the dream.
Я часто летаю во снах. Как самолётик. Когда я была мелкой, это было легко, но потом с возрастом мне становилось сложнее, потому что я стала сомневаться, что смогу полететь. Зачастую я планирую с окна. Поэтому иногда стою перед окном во сне и думаю: "Нет, спасибо, ещё окажется, что это реальность." - и отхожу. Обычно в моих снах летаю только я. Сегодня мне приснилось, что какой-то ребёнок подлетел к моеиу окну как калибри. Я подхожу к окну и такая: "Что ж детям так легко летать... Хеей, сложно же так часто руками махать, смотри как правильно" привычно оттолкнулась и полетела... головой вниз. Такое уже бывало. Обидно на самом деле
I recently had this very weird dream where I was a brown shorthair tabby cat (I swear I’m not a furry) and my friend wanted me to get her a puppy and she’d give me something really cool. When I brought her the puppy, she pulled out a mechanical wand, gave it a spin, and said “humanoid legs.” I looked down at my small striped brown cat legs and they were growing and deforming into the shape of a human’s legs. I was p*ssed off.
@@Puppysprinkle I’m pretty sure they did that to get past UA-cams guidelines but I’m unsure. I’ll try typing out the sentence hold on. I’ll edit to make sure of results. Pissed off Edit: ok so no I was wrong. Don’t know why they censored pissed off then
Not the scariest, but definitely the weirdest, dreams I’ve had were all when I was sick with a fever, ie “fever dreams”. The one that stuck out to me the most, was when I was about 8-9 years old, and I was on a moving castle/island on a lake, during a thunderstorm, and it was very gothic looking with a very dark color palette of blacks, grays, and purples.
To answer the 0:20 questions -SUPER HARD TEST 1- yes and no you can never truly be happy until you’re out of school but you can feel small and large glimpses of it. Final answer maybe depends on the person. 2- the answer is 9 because you always start with the parenthesis that is 3 the multiply that with 6 divided by 2 wish is 9. Final answer 9. 3-Trick question the moon has no city town’s or capital’s. Final answer there is no capital’s on the “MOON” or any other planets that are not earth.
But according to some people 6:2(1+2) is actually have a result of one, i'm not using pemdas, or basically anything out there, but juxtaposition ranks higher than simple multiplication for some people), and this means x(y) for them has higher operation order presedence than x*y.
I had a lucid dream once when I was taking a nap and I was really scared because I was trying to tell my family that I was dreaming but they didn’t believe me.
Before I didn’t know what sleep paralysis was but once when I found out about sleep paralysis, a few days later I had sleep paralysis. It feels like you can’t move, you know that feeling that you have when your foots asleep, it’s like that but your entire body and you can’t move. It started when I woke up in bed and I couldn’t move, then I saw my friend in the corner of my room and he looked creepy. He started walking towards me and I just started praying the Our Father until I woke up. I think it reflects on my fear of being betrayed and my hard time with trust. They say it only happens 2 or 3 times in your life but for me it was like 2 or 3 times a year. I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to create your most feared thing ever.
Sleep paralysis is actually when you wake up before your body. Instead of a nightmare, you're awake in your actual bed, but your body is still asleep, and your brain starts making you hallucinate because it's still not fully processed being awake. You can hear things that arent there, see things either random or scary, sometimes feel things. For me it sounded like a drill going through my skull and my skull rumbling from it. And I'd see static flying across my eyes, even if they were closed, but it took a huge amount of concentration to get my head to turn and wake myself up
4:44 I was screaming "Run! Wake up! Sage the house!" As my own mother had a dream similar and told us that she nearly died after she woke from a coma-like state.
Y’know, I have a dream that has been going on for 3-5 years.. it was me that got trapped in a computer and my sister. Every show or vid that I liked, i would teleport to the universe that they were. I had so much, that 1 day I said “dang, I need to get rid of someone.” So I kept the people that I liked, and I still have dream.
Something a little cool about me is that as I am waking up I gain slight control on my dreams. And eventually, I know I’m dreaming and can choose if I want to stay in the dream to see what happens or leave.
I used to have lots of nightmares back then around when I was 5 or 6 about being in a speeding car and crashing. But I would also have short bursts in my dreams about veeeeery slight visions on what would happen or an alternate thing at any random time in the future! No joke, I still get those… People say it’s probably just déjà vu, but I doubt that personally… Idk though, hindsight is 20/20
I mastered lucid dreaming when I was little, but only when I knew I was gonna be scared by a future event in that dream. I told myself to "wake up" 3 times in my dreams and I woke up 😅
Me too, but lately I haven't able to take control of my dream. I mean sort of but it seems like anything I want to do in the dream universe is stopped by someone or I get caught. Its like it gives me an option to do stuff yet has boundaries to almost everything I want to do. But I can still get out of a dream if I want to. By tensing up my body and also saying wake up.
That happened to me when I was little. Once, I kept on having the same dream that my family was just driving along, then we ended up driving through a forest and then off a cliff. One day, I remembered that this was a dream, so I shook my head as violently as possible and I woke up.
I've lucid dreamed only once, and it was AWESOME! So for a week or few days, I wrote down all the dreams I could remember. And when I was going to bed, I repeated in my head either "I am dreaming" or "this is a dream" and when I was taking a snooze, I realized my cat Lily was weird, she was censored. Like in the Sims when they shower. And I was all like, wait a minute, I'm DREAMING and I tried to fly but I stayed still, so I went into detail in my brain but the walls started turning purple and my legs were tingling and it felt like half my face was melting and a bunch of question marks were plieimg on top of my cat. So I was like "naw screw this I'll try another time" and I forced my real self to slam my hands on my face and open one eye. Isn't that cool!? :D
That is super cool! You'll lucid dream again sooner or later or maybe you already have lol. I've lucid dreamed a few times :D But it's usually right before I wake up sadly. I fly or try to fly every time I lucid dream! Lucid dreaming is the best :D
whenever I tried to fly in a lucid dream or give myself wings, it wouldn't work out well, like if I said, "When I open my eyes I will have wings" they were way to big and I said, "shoot, maybe just a bit smaller" and it didn't really work either way. When I tried to fly I could only glide or fly small distances. One time I could shape shift into a bird but I could only glide.
with practice, you'll be able to get it! the important part of lucid dreams is believing in yourself, because being like "nah i wont fly probably" will make you NOT fly! but if you instead are actually like "i'm so excited to fly, i'll do it!" you WILL be able to fly. it just takes practice, good luck with your lucid dreaming journey!
I've lucid dreamed exactly one time in my life and all I remember is spending the entire time trying to fly and continuing to fail at it. First I couldn't figure out how to get myself off the ground to begin flying. I got around that by imagining there were invisible stairs in front of me and climbing those stairs. Then my legs froze up and stopped moving (super weird experience btw) so I was just hovering there not moving for a while. Once I figured that out I realized there's no friction since there's no ground I started to fall, and when I was about to knock out my two front teeth on my coffee table, I woke up. 7/10 would recommend. Also I've had 3 dreams where I k1dnap children, 2 dreams where I'm frantically trying to cut off all my hair and it keeps magically growing back, 1 dream where my mom's new friend turns out to be a s3rial k1ller who k1lls us both, and 4+ dreams that make so little sense I can't even put it into words.
Everytime i try that hand thing with lucid dreaming, everything around me turns pitch black for a second and a demonic little figure shows up in front of me and the dream goes back to normal and I'm like, "well I won't do that again" 😃👍🏼
once for me i was in a "dream" i was tied to a chair for some reason i CHOULD NOT MOVE nor scream and a lil demonic figure pops up and i wake up into real life, and i did not sleep for another 2 days. that sounds bad- i was 7 at the time i think-
A terrifying dream I had was when I went outside and someone was “testing a tornado* and my grandparents took me to go over the bridge (so my Mawmaw could get cigarettes) and we were pulled over and a someone wanted to fight my Poppop (grandfather) and I woke up. Also when I was younger I had another dream where the plants vs zombies zombie and a polar bear were offering me ice cream and I started screaming. Turns out I was screaming ikr and my parents came in and said what’s wrong. And when I wanted to wake up I had to blink three times in a row to wake up.
"sometimes your brain is bad at remembering what hands look like"
As an artist that struggles as much with drawing hands as everyone else, YES
But.. FEET THO
Kira yoshikage
i dont draw hands i draw either a nub or a nub with a thumb
i cry single tear
It took me half a minute to figure out how to draw hands with my anime art style. It was 5th grade, silent reading, and I SCREECHED but bc my teacher also taught one of my brothers and was pretty chill in general I didn't get in trouble.
In my report card in that term he said: --(My Name)-- Knows when to be quiet.
Me and my mom started laughing bc bruh we both knew that that's not true
this man speak the truth
"How do you know you're awake right now, and not dreaming?"
"I can tell because everything’s normal, I can't fly, and I have zero control and the future terrifies me"
So now how do you know that we aren't just in a nightmare?
i know im not in a dream because i have coltrol of my body and nomaly in my dreams theres already a script my mind made up that i have to follow and most of the time its just like im waching a really random movie with no actual story
I know when I’m dreaming because my dreams are very vague and misty in my mind it doesn’t look or feel like it does in real life yet a lot of the time I don’t realize until after I wake up or a few minutes when I remember the dream
When I’m dreaming I don’t control my body. Everything’s cloudy and I just remember the moment. It’s really weird. My brain can’t recall things in my dream. Like I was in a dream and I was trying so hard to remember something but I couldn’t and woke up with a headache from how hard I was trying.
Easy plug your nose if you can't breathe your awake
True every thing is a living nightmare
There is something just so euphoric about seeing King from the Owl House in the background throughout the video as well as other references such as Dana’s social media and Luz sitting next to other cartoon characters it’s just so AHHHH IM SO HAPPY
LETS GOOO KING
YES
Yes ikr
Where I NEED TO SEE
THE BAD GIRL COVEN POSTER
The most terrifying experience with sleep paralysis I've ever had: i had my arm over my face, so I couldn't see what was around me, I could only listen to the horrors beyond my compression that surrounded me... and I haven't slept since
Disturbing...
@@julie-annekhoshnevissan8468Yup
SCARY
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
I hope you have by now it’s been a year 😅
As an Owl House fan, I appreciate all the references, from Luz and King being in the background and the more subtle light glyph in the background
Same
I saw that to
In the first scene, you can see a bad girl coven poster
Yea thats nice
Same.
I had a disturbingly similar dream as a kid, my reflection came out of the mirror and crawled exorcist style towards me (I’ve never seen the exorcist at that point). Needless to say, mirrors and I don’t get along.
The same thing happened to me but it was a woman with long black hair
I haven’t really looked at a mirror but when I thought I woke up, I heard a crash right next to me in my room and saw a slender figure of an arm and it was pointing at me. It legit scared me that I couldn’t move for a second until I wrapped my blankets under my body and start to sleep again hoping it goes away. When I woke up again, it was gone. Talk about a nightmare
Man ive never seen anything in a mirror dream or not but they creep tf out of ne samr with windows at night
Also in my opinion it's not natural, I believe it's a bad presence.
Same here. However, I have seen Bloody Mary, coming out of the mirror; in my nightmare.
My friend sometimes has the sickest dreams ever, here’s the weirdest one yet:
She said she was going to celebrate christmas in mexico at her worst enemy’s house (we live in europe and her worst enemy is literally her neighbor) and when they arrived they ate burritos with live snails in them. She later saw her enemy had a collection of overweight otters as pets...
*wtf did she smoke*
Lmao 😂
I have a list of posable answers .
sounds like she smoked cannabis, LSD and coke at the same time
I HAD A DREAM WHERE I WAS THE DOG FROM THE SIMPSONS AND I GOT HIT BY A CAR AND AN OLD LADY STARTED SINGING NICK NACK PATY WACK
i only remember one dream and its of me playing with a HUGE train set that i never owned
When I was younger, I was always scared to sleep near a mirror, because I watched a show where someone looked into a mirror and there was an evil version of them, and I was scared it would happen in a nightmare (still kind of scared).
Also top tip for me, when I have a bad dream, I like to turn a light on, because having light stops my brain thinking nightmarish thoughts.
Light switches in my dreams hardly ever work. They very quickly turn into nightmares after that.
That reminds me of the owl house when amity gives luz the light glyph to wake up
Celeste reference??
I'm so glad she mentioned about mirrors because here's a fun story:
One time in December I had a dream about my friend, I was sitting in my parent's room and talking to them (in my dream) and they have a massive mirror in their room and I have a habit of glancing into the mirror every time I'm in their room so obviously I did it in my dream but I could see myself perfectly. As if I wasn't dreaming, I wasn't distorted or looking peculiar just my normal self
Probably because your brain is so used to seeing yourself in that position when you glance into the mirror, you're seeing what you always see. I haven't seen myself in a mirror in a dream before, but I have seen my hands, and it was terrifying.
In my dreams there is nothing
And sometimes I have the ability to do anything it's not a good thing
That can happen, however when I’m random places I would protest against doing it in a dream as everything can distort and turn into a lucid nightmare.
@@generalskies198 Yeah, I don't see mirrors in my dream that often. It was just that one time
Big props to Illy and her team for the amount of effort put into this, it’s insane… honestly blows my mind! Also love all the cheeky references hehe
Look it's jello
Hi Jess
did you see th squid game phone?
Why do Australians always say cheeky???? Like, that's such an old person word???
@@leethestar6421 I'm not Australian but you're saying that cheeky is an old person word? Jesus christ I just know that you're one of those people who think facebook is for old people when they haven't tried the app out. Also don't say it like that to an Australian, it's super rude.
I don’t think I’ve ever had a problem with mirrors in dreams. (At least the ones I can remember.) They’ve always been good dreams, not scary.
For example, I remember a dream where I saw Garfield in the mirror instead of myself. And I was just like “Oh okay, I’m Garfield now. Awesome!” :)
BLOB BLOB
Same except I was Finn the human lol
@@spongenoob4409 it’s all nice until you realize you are one of the last humans on earth and half of the earth is blown off
What about Gorefield from SCP stuff?
L A S A G A
Okay so... my worst nightmares are often about having arguments with my toxic mother. And the worst thing about these nightmares is that they're not exagerations. They were exactly like real arguments with my mother. That shows how nightmarish she is.
I've had a few lucid dreams before but there's always a problem. Each time I try doing something that clashes with what the dream was originally about, I start waking up. I try to stay in the dream but I'm always unsuccessful and I wake up.
I had sleep paralysis a few months ago too. When I woke up, my body felt super heavy and I couldn't move, and I felt like something bad could happen if I tried to force it. So I just let my imagination wander like I often do as my body slowly felt lighter and lighter as time passed until I could move.
Illy wearing glasses on her glasses at that therapist scene, its like the glasses are just a special feature of her body
I legit didn’t even notice that 😂
ikr
When I can’t find it
Lol
I never noticed that
I've only ever had sleep paralysis once, and I do not wish that crap on my worst enemy. It started with a nightmare where I was shot with a shotgun, point blank, in my chest. I woke up crying in a cold sweat, and realized in that instant that I couldn't move my body. My room was hella dark and almost distorted looking, like it stretched on to eternity in the darkness. Thankfully, I'd read up on how to get yourself out of that state (start at your fingers/toes and concentrate on slowly moving them, work your way up your arms/legs until you regain control), and I got back to normal before I saw anything too traumatizing.
Thanks for the tip! Sleep paralysis always seems like its around the corner because of my nightmares. Whether that is getting shot, chased, or getting in car crashes.
I get sleep paralysis often, especially when I fall in an afternoon nap. But for me it's a groundhog day kind of deal. I am aware that I am half asleep, I tell my brain to get up but it doesn't process the order properly so I am stuck in a loop of waking up, going to the bathroom, realizing I am not acually awake and be back at the bed
One of the times I got sleep paralysis it was kind of tame, there was an old looking cowboy guy in a rocking chair next to my bed telling me stories about his adventures it was a little cool, until he looked up and a skin stealing monster crawled out his mouth and took over my body
this sounds like the material for a book or mini movie
@@thecabbageman1 im not to sure or anything but that sounds like false awakness
I either think what I dream is real or I realize "hey I'm lucid dreaming let's do something fun-" and I wake up. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
same =C lol
SAMEEEEEEEEEEE. I realize im dreaming and im like “done wake up, done wake up, done wake up!” And i do…….
Yeah me too lmfao
realized i was dreaming about being at disney world once, and i thought "well i might as well have fun" and i immediately ended up being chased by a bear in a tutu. soooo that didnt go according to plan-
Well, realizing your dreaming a bit too much could have you wake up
I've unconsiously been doing lucid dreaming for almost my whole life. I didn't know it was something other people did. I learn so much from illymations!!!
When I found out what lucid dreaming was, I was like “wait, doesn’t everyone do that?” It was quite the revelation to realize I had been lucid dreaming for my ENTIRE life.
AYO I HAVENT LUCID DREAMED ONCE I HAVE KEPT TRACK OF A DREAM JOURNAL FOR DAYS NOW
Nice! It only happens to me sometimes, but when I do, sometimes my subconscious likes to mess with me and not alow my to control it completely. Stupid brain.
Lucky! I really want to
@@bellajones8149 I mean, yes and no. It can be kinda scary because it starts to feel like really real life, the way you’re making decisions and stuff.
I had a dream where I had a lucid dream lol, I really want to actually lucid dream
OK LADIES GENTS AND NON BINARY FOLKS HERE IS ALL THE CARTOON REFERENCES I COULD FIND (if I missed any lmk)
0:01 Bad Girl Coven poster
0:49 lots of characters on the little island in the back. There's also the calamity box and Journal 3 on the left, along with Stan's mug
1:10 King plush above the bed
3:30 Stan Bobble-Heads, top left
3:43 Dana Terrace's Twitter
5:12 Calamity box again
In the last video with the virtual pet stuff, I liked the Mordecai and Twilight pictures in the background lol
you can also see stars wand next to the calamity box at 0:49
@@alador4861 Oh my bad! I haven't seen svtfoe yet.
I love how Illy has little references to the owl house, my little poney, pokemon, inside out, and all the little other details I'm her background art. ❤
Sailor Moon
Squid game
Amphibia
spongebob
Squid game
3:22 this fucks me up so hard because my very first lucid dream was unintentional, and i didn't even know what lucid dreaming was when it happened.
POETENTIAL CW/BE AWARE: this is a dream story so if that bores you, this is NOT the comment for you!
It started as a nightmare, just like illy was saying, and in the nightmare my house was being haunted. I was sitting in a random master bedroom i've never seen IRL, and across the room to my right was an archway with a bathroom. I could see the shower from my bed, and the shower head was floating in mid air. I started to scream for my mom, and she came RUNNING into the bedroom. She tried to calm me down, and eventually i looked at the clock on the side table and it said it was 0:00. I assumed there must have been a power outage in the night, and so i asked my mom for the time. She kept telling me she couldn't tell me, and the more i asked, the angrier she got. Eventually i just...realized i was dreaming. I don't remember what made it click, but it was like this jarring sensation that washed over me and it was like i was just given the knowledge that i was dreaming, as insane as that sounds. I walked out of the bedroom and the door led me to this almost-mall where it was multiple 'store fronts' (area's/locations in this dream) with a giant walkway down the middle. I continued on to one of the stores and it was a mix of a grocery store and a bunch of food vendors like how fairs have them. I remember looking at different product and the labels on them had no words AT ALL (just plain color) and i decided to eat a bunch of the food. It was like the purge, but without the violence. No money, no rules, just excess. i walked out of the grocery store area, and then outside of the archway was those metal stands with hooks used to advertise hanging product in stores, and it was stocked full with necklaces. I remember thinking about how i wouldn't have to pay for them, and how exciting it would be to actually own these necklaces, and then i started to wake up.
it was an extremely eye-opening first experience in the sense of, i didn't even know what lucid dreaming was, let alone that i could have a choice in whether or not i continued to do it.
I think once I was entering a sleep paralysis but pulled myself out of it.
What happened was I fell asleep and woke up, my eyes were closed but I tried turning and couldn’t move. I heard a man’s voice though and he kept telling me “close your eyes” “don’t let them know you’re awake” “pretend to be asleep”
I slept in my parents room that night
Oof that's really scary
Your self conscious being anxious about waking up.... But like, GOD THAT WOULD BE SCARY!
i would shit my pants
Oh my god nuh uh I would pee the bed😭😭
Plot twist: it wasn’t a dream
Great video!!! Too scared to try lucid dreaming but it sounds really interesting 🧐
oh hey roomie! oh and your back too :D
Me too. I really want to try it but im scared
Funfun
Omg i cant believe ur alive
Luz id?
I've had dreams, but I couldn't really "see anything" I just knew deep down what it looked like. I never saw myself in a dream, I was just pretty much blind, and everything was fuzzy, as I relied on my mind to know what it looked like.
3 words..
What. The. F*ck.
Also how old were you when you have this dream? (if you can remember)
Yeah I have dreams like that too. But sometimes I really just dont know what is going on and the entire dream is me crawling around painstakingly trying to understand my surroundings.
I've had dreams where i couldn't see, but because there was a blinding light that hurt my eyes in the dream. I could only scarcely blink once in a while to see where I was heading. It's strange how in dreams the sensation of dry, stinging, mildly painful eyes is replicated so accurately.
@@linwong1494 wow I have those dreams too. Its really annoying to experience them. I wish I knew why I have them. For other dreams the subject matter is just something that would be going on in my life at the time or some movie I watched. These dreams tho... they make no sense. There is no goal, some monster coming after me or emotion. Its just me trying to open my eyes and see and get blinded everytime. At least I know where its supposed to take place sometimes.
I still remember my one and only sleep paralysis, I somehow managed to close my eyes so I didn't see anything but I could feel something was in the room with me.
As far as bad dreams go, as a kid I had a lot of them. enough that there was legit lore within them, spanning for years. characters that began haunting me as a 3 year old would do so up until my early teenage years, evolving along the way. I actually finally defeated my dream arch nemesis as a teenager by making lewd remarks at it... weird way to deal with it but it worked, lol.
later in life my dreams have become more of psychological torture than scary monsters.
classics like
-waking up to look at the clock and "realizing" I have "overslept" (not really a proper nightmare but I stress about alarms way too much, to a point where I often hallucinate stuff like this in my dreams)
-the one where right as you fall asleep you fall and rapidly hit the ground (bed), waking up (not really a nightmare, but an annoying quirk non the less, one of the things I'd remove from the human experience, along with that "throwing up a little bit in your mouth every now and then" -feature.)
-teeth falling out in front of the mirror from the lightest touch
- being bitten by dozens of snakes on the ground (I like snakes but I guess there's still the primal fear)
-room/area being very dim or low contrast and turning on the lights don't work or only cause a dim, hollow glow, as you anticipate some unknown force coming to get you
-some artsy horror stuff like a dark figure standing over a frozen lake, under a freezing winter moon and dark sky with a very unsettling "camera angle" (think once used in Ari Aster movies)
among others.
every time I wake up from a nightmare, I curse the fact my mind is so creative at abusing itself while sleeping but during day time, when I could turn that kind of stuff into, I don't know, horror bestsellers, the only thing up there is permanent brain fog, lol.
I have used lucid dreaming to escape nightmares a few times but I've also ruined many cool flying dreams by realizing that I'm dreaming and then loosing the power to do so. must be some kind of an insecurity thing.
Dreams, they are funky.
Things I’m just now realizing:
-I’ve had sleep paralysis before
-in my dreams, mirrors don’t hold reflections, and for some reason my brain thought this was normal
-the reason I can’t lucid dream usually is because during the day I look around and go “..how do I know this is real?”
every time I question something in my dream, another character from the dream pops up and explains it for me so I accept it as normal
My brain accepts most situations in dreams as reality, like in one dream everyone had really long arms and 4 fingers, and to me it was normal
dreams are very rare for me so yeahh
bro same
Same I always question am I real?Am I in a coma somewhere?Is this some massive dream?
“Luz id dreaming” could be a cool owl house episode
dana terrace, pls take this into consideration
Yo that would be so cool, I'm already thinking of a bunch of ideas that could happen-
Nice joke
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4:14 What you experienced was a False Awakening. Where you think it's real life and you continue your life as usual. So it is recommended to do a Reality Check (look at your hand, count your fingers, try to push your finger through your palm, etc.) when waking up, even when you are sure you're not dreaming. It is a Lucid Dream, but you think it's your daily life.
Also, it is recommended to not look in mirrors during dreams, because you don't know what's in there. Mirrors are strange in dreams, but it is possible to just see your reflection, because whatever is in the mirror it's what you expect there to be. In your case, your mind expected there to be something creepy so unfortunately it became a lucid nightmare, but happily you woke up. :)
Anyways, lucid dreaming is amazing, there are a lot of ups and some downs. But I recommend everyone to try it, because it is more amazing than you think it is.
Thank you for reading this, have an amazing day.
Have you have a dream the revisit previous dream
@@Threepeater6447 yessir
WOW the background work is incredibel
notes
1. a lucid dream is a dream in which you know that you're dreaming and it is separate from dream control
2. your brain can perfectly render your hands and has no problem remembering what they look like but because people associate their hands in dreams with some sort of visual issue, you can think of it as there are hands sin the dream but there's dream "code" referencing blurry dream hands and as a total the "value" of this hand is that it appears blurry purely because of this association in this case.
3. same for clocks as #2
4. same for mirrors as #2
5. sleep paralysis is a side effect of certain sleep disorders or conditions and most people will either not experience it in their lives or experience it only a few times. if someone struggles with postdormital sleep paralysis then them lucid dreaming or not lucid dreaming does not affect their chances of getting sleep paralysis. what can happen because of an association or a mental link of sorts is that someone can be having a lucid dream and because they believe it can turn into sleep paralysis, they will then have a false awakening and think that they're awake and experiencing sleep paralysis. regular lucid dreams don't really have a risk of turning into sleep paralysis. another thing is, the only constant when it comes to sleep paralysis is not being able to move but you could see nothing, good things, bad things, you could hear stuff, see stuff, feel stuff etc.
“Bad girl coven” I love that illy is an toh fan and she sneaks it into her videos
At this point I think Jaden or Odd1sout will be a toh fan
It funfun
1:26 KING!
I sometimes practice lucid dreaming too! There’s a whole bunch of other tricks for practicing lucid dreaming, including trying to read, trying to speak another language, asking someone if you’re dreaming to see their reaction, or trying the nearest light switch while expecting it to not work properly (try that last one at your own risk, it can go VERY wrong if you’re unlucky). But my FAVOURITE is to summon someone by thinking of them or calling them, particularly a fictional character.
I had plenty of nightmares as a kid, and these days while I’m not as prone to them, they can be BAD when I get them. So over time especially after getting really into old iconic horror movies, I found a really fun trick for starting to cope with nightmares. I would call for Freddy Krueger. No, really. Imagining a version that was a bit nicer and meant to protect me rather than murder, it was super useful to bring in this perfectly suited dream demon to chase away whatever scary thing was the problem, to the point where he’s gone on to appear during far less lucid dreams. One time I’d been getting chased by an angry mod of some sort only to be picked up by him out of nowhere and carried because I’m terrible at running in dreams. Another time all that was happening was me in some sort of prison school getting bullied by my old teacher, when Freddy shows up behind me, tilts my chair back and immediately tells the teacher to fuck off.
Basically when it comes to the dream demon himself, if you can’t beat them, befriend them. It pays to have something scary on your side.
Thats insane, I am definitely trying this for my own nightmares hah
I just somehow “killed” my dream demon I had once. From then on I guess my brain decided I had the power…which is what started the zombie dreams where I can’t kill anything permanently and I lose loved ones one by one with no way to turn them back….yeah…not afraid of zombies exactly. More the losing the loved ones part is what my brain decided on. I usually had to forcibly just change the setting at that point because I couldn’t think up a way to solve that in its context.
What do you mean by it can go very wrong? What's gonna happen?
@@mentalrebllion1270 i punched my demon but that made it angry in the next dream
@@jackgaming2.072 that’s why I just offed it…I think? Least my brain told me that was my reasoning.
I have gotten sleep paralysis before. it was really scary because it felt like if I moved, something would kill me. and if I even LOOKED to the left, my body would tense up. I saw this shadowy figure, maybe a bit taller than me, and just kept trying to move until I broke out of it. when i looked at the time, it was 3:53-3:57 in the morning. it is literally so scary 😭
Yes I had the exact same thing except I couldn’t even move or cry out or scream and the shadowy demonic figure was on the bed headboard I was literally sooo scared and couldn’t full back asleep also around 3 am or so
For some reason in my dreams, I always have horrible vision. My vision in real life isn’t too bad, but in dreams, amplified by a billion percent. And what makes it even scarier is that I can realize I’m dreaming, try to wake up, feel myself trying to wake up, but not being able to wake up and just being trapped in a blurry unfocusy world 😰
My freakiest dream I ever had was me realizing I was dreaming and trying to wake up. I felt like something was going to get me when I realized I was dreaming. Whenever I tried to wake up I woke up in another dream. Some of those other dreams I couldn’t see well and I could barely move.
I had a terrifying dream where i was like a soldier that was sent on a mission to capture a monster that was in this abandoned house, we got there and my whole squad got killed, i ran to a room and started repeating “this isnt real, wake up now”, but the monster heard me and started to bang on the door and managed to get inside and rip apart my limbs untill i died and then woke up
I hate it when it happenes to me
One time I was watching a video about a scientists in the 90s doing and experiment on the person to not sleep for more than a hundred days and creepy stuff happened and then I was moving my head cuz I knew it was a dream and there was creepy stuff that I don't want to see but I won't get out I kept trying to move or scream for help so someone can come and wake me up like pour water on me or smth but my voice wouldn't come out like I open my mouth very widely but no one can hear me so after that so I can get scared more the guy who lost his controll looking creepy looked at me and smiled widely and at that time i got a heart attack some how and like move left and right and shake my head or even like pinch smth I woke up and I found my self falling from the bed omg that was so scary and yeah couldn't sleep after that 😢
Oh yeah I've had that happen before too with waking up into another dream from a dream. It was kinda weird.
relatable.
same i had dreams i could not see well
My dreams tend to have a third person perspective and an unclear character design of me (over the last few years i lost weight, gained weight, got darker hair, and changed my glassess frames, so with all the changes i tend to not be a physically existing thing in dreams
Same but it’s like I’m the main person and I’m just seeing my body on its own except I don’t really know what I look like, also if there’s like a movie character I will technically see myself as that character
Idk it’s weird
@@rae3460 thats actually exactly what i meant. I also sometimes have characters in my dreams that look like they are photoshopped or green-screened. Once i had a dream that robin, specifically the teen titans go design, was trying to propose to a lego friends character, and she just kind of stood there with a white square behind her at all times.
yeah... interestingly i almost take it like a video game im playing than an actual experience.. it kinda blurs the reality argument
I found a way to stop sleep paralysis for me, (it's happened to me a few times) is to really focus on my toes and try to wiggle them. It's the only part of my body I can get unlocked while frozen like that. As soon as I wiggle my toes, I can feel the rest of my body unlock. It is the most bizarre feeling, honestly haha
As far as nightmares, I had one where a monster not unlike your sink one came out of my laptop, and once had a dream where I thought the dog was running by my feet, but when I looked down it was someone/thing trying to snatch me from the shadows. I'm sure there's others, but those are the ones I'm remembering right now.
yasss the toes are the og
I think I've had sleep paralysis before? I'm not sure but it stopped everytime when I took a deep breath really fast suddenly or something
Oh this helps I had one today I couldn’t move or talk I tried imagination cuz Ik it was a dream and tried to take control of it but I was afraid of my imagination and Prayed in my head that I would be alive it was weird and I was honestly scared and when I tried to wake up I couldn’t so I tried again and I was sent in this dream the second dream was weird but I could walk idk about talk tho. But I woke up!
After seeing this comment- Literally I did the same thing- and I was saved thank u
I get it a lot thx for info
I've had sleep paralysis about twice. If you ever get stuck in the dream for a little while... stay calm. It may be difficult to stay zen, but you need to realize that it's just a dream. Try "taking deep breaths" in your dream or maybe even try closing your eyes in the dream lol
You know that terrifying noise your phone makes whenever there’s an emergency alert, imagine that, but with sleep paralysis. That’s been my experience whenever I have a really bad nightmare or sleep paralysis.
TV noises are even more scary
Do you mean those three long and loud beeps and then the long boop?
I had sleep paralysis when I was in my bed and there was this weird black and tall demon in front of me who looked creepy
I still can't decide if fear spirals or sleep paralysis are worse. You can't move with sleep paralysis but, with fear spirals there's no way to wake up or go to bed so you're just trapped until it subsides.
@@solsystem1342 What the hell is a fear spiral?
The problem with dreams that make it hard to lucid dream that nobody seems to talk about, is memory alteration. Remembering things that never happened. So, anything that would otherwise not be normal would be excused by “oh but I remember this happening so that’s why it exists”
Edit: a lot of people seem to be misinterpreting this for some reason, so what I mean is, the dream will make up memories that never actually happened, and you only know they never actually happened when you wake up because… they never happened!
Had that once as a child, I had a memory I swore was real, can't remember what it was about now but I spent years debating with myself if it was real or not
I can *never* lucid dream…
* starts to question all my memories *
which is why I hate having nightmares, because my brain will convince my in-dream self that everything is real and hopeless
@@melissamedina6988 same. I also had that. I'm still confused if it happened or not. Really weird
Yeah i had a childhood memory that i was unsure of its realness? I asked my mom and she said it never happened i was so confused xD but she also can't remember things very well so maybe she just forgot. But when i find a memory that is very weird (or it's just so random and faded) i just say that it was in a dream because it really stresses me out a lot to debate about wether or not it was real.
Me: “Woah cool! I think I’ll use this to try to lucid dream!”
Illymation: *talks about sleep paralysis*
Me: “…I think I’m good, thanks!”
I was like that when I first heard about sleep paralysis but now that I think about it, it's a small price to pay for being able to go to Hogwarts and have complete control over everything
Lucid dreaming is actually pretty cool, because you can choose when you wakeup so you can have a fun time in your dream
@@Accacia-q8g okay true
@@I-Like-dragonzz Fair point.
One time, I thought I was in an arcade game and was in the center of this little town, then I went into a food place turns out it was an acupuncture place that you can't escape then I was locked in a room with a animated bunny trying to choke me with acupuncture with heat beating down on me then I woke up and now I'm scared of needles😱😰
As a Steven Universe fan, i love the cat hands reference. I suffer from chronic nightmares, thank you for this video.
I always tend to have an easy time identifying when I'm in a dream. Because while I can feel things like I was in reality, there's this distinct floaty feeling I have. I feel like I'm floating and while I can experience pain in my dreams it always feels strangely numbed.
My issue is that after recognizing the floaty feeling and realizing I'm dreaming, my body automatically attempts to wake up fully or I end up feeling uncomfortable and want to roll over so I'll be more comfortable. Rolling over typically wakes me up further.
I learned to lucid dream as a kid. I wet the bed until 12. Eventually I learned to wake up anytime I saw liquid in my dreams. This eventually turned to intentional flying. And of course sleep paralysis. But I also created an escape room because I also have really bad nightmares. If I'm being chased by zombies, or whatever, I imagine a door that opens into a beautiful meadow. Nothing bad EVER happens in this meadow. I spend time building this meadow irl, and try to think about it when I'm going to sleep. There's a tree, golden dust motes, a gentle stream, flowers. Never any scary bugs. Butterflies and fireflies only.
I become lucid whenever I have a reoccurring dream. For example:
The starts out in the hallway of a hotel. I see a janitor coming out of a hotel room, which I assume was mine. Once I saw the janitor, I knew he’d chase me.
A gut feeling mixed with the countless dreams I’ve had about similar situations, I suppose.
Even thought I was aware he’d chase me, I still didn’t know it was a dream.
Anyway, the man walked right past me. *This is your chance to run,* I thought.
I ran down the hallway, and found myself at a fork in the road.
I always choose to run to the right, don’t know why.
In front of me is the exit of the hotel, and on the left side of the hallway is an… adoption center?
A second janitor waits at the door, and when I try to run outside, he grabs me.
This part is a bit weird, but every time I have this dream, I kick him in the balls. Then, he drops me.
Anyway, I run out and into my mothers empty car. I get into the backseat.
The first janitor gets into the front seat, and I crawl into the trunk.
A woman comes out of nowhere, and looks at me through the glass of the trunk window.
This is the part of the dream where I became lucid.
I forced myself to wake up.
Every time I have this dream, I just follow the same pattern: Wait, run, right, kick, car, trunk, wake.
This is so scary and I terrified I’m going to start having them
Oooo cool
Heh, the bit with the adoption center reminds me of a dream I had once. (Also, when I woke up from this dream I had a lot of deja vu, like I'd had it before, but I wasn't sure.)
I also changed perspectives multiple times in this dream, so I'll just describe everything as a spectator.
A dog
Was hungry
And she was only hungry for one thing:
Chicken fries.
She got up and fetched her owner, a boy of very vague age. From 13-25. He knew exactly what the dog wanted, so he sighed and picked up the leash. The closest burger king was a few blocks away from their house, so it was a short walk. As soon as she saw the door, the dog started excitedly scratching at it. (For some reason, the door they walked up to was metal, like one of the service doors in the back, but it led to the front of the restaurant anyway. Whatever.)
And when they walked into the building, it was a burger king.... inside of a senior citizens center.
This place was massive, bigger on the inside than the out. It was based off of a senior citizens' home that I'd seen online, where they built tiny homes on a fake street with a plastic lawn for people with dementia. The burger King consisted of a single counter in the corner closest to the entrance. There was also a corner dedicated to used book store. After the two ordered their chicken fries, the boy went over to check out the books. He was busy reading the back cover of an old paperback when a commotion broke out in the residential area. His grandmother, who lived in the SCC, had spotted a man. He was a tall, dangerous man that they had encountered in a previous adventure. (Which i had not dreamed about, i just knew it existed as part of the lore of this dream.) The grandmother, who had dementia, did not necessarily remember who the man was, only knew that he was dangerous. So naturally, as rabid grandmothers do, she attacked, knitting needles and all. The general crowd of SCs slowly began to take notice. They swarmed and overtook the tall man in a terrifying show of strength. The grandmother stood back and cackled demonically, screeching "Rise, RISE! Come to my aid!" The boy, fearing for his grandmother's safety, ran in to intervene, but there was nothing he could do. The man was completely enveloped in vicious old people.
The burger king workers did not care. They were depressed.
Giving up his case, the boy and dog collected their chicken fries and went home.
Beware the lucid dream. After years of trying and getting close I finally had one. Once I realized it was a dream the entire landscape vanished into complete darkness leaving me in a dark empty void. It was cool and scary, but when I wanted to imagine doing something I had to REALLY concentrate. It took so much effort to imagine one tree filling the dark. So I gave up and waited in my empty head for me to wake up. Time is not a concept in a dream so it could have been minutes or even hours.
I have the oposite of lucid dreaming. When I'm on the toilet I often think: "Soooo, how do you know for sure that you are actually awake. Are you really sure that you're not actually still asleep and peeing your bed right now?"
I fell of my bed like that once. I stepped off a cliff (no idea why I decided to do that but not like i was afraid in the dream either), and I woke up on the floor. I am always aware I’m dreaming though so I usually let that stuff pan out however it’s going to but this time I think my brain was just trying to tell me how close to the edge of the bed I was and I didn’t listen.
@@mentalrebllion1270 oops
UGH EXECPT SOMETIMES U ARE IN YOUR BED STILL
@@itzallison1001 not this time I wasn’t! Lol
@@mentalrebllion1270 I lucid dreamt that I was on the toilet. Bad day.
Everytime I see owl house things I smile so big that my face doesn't exist anymore it's just a smile!!!! I LOVE THE OWL HOUSE!!!!!
That sleep paralysis dream thing was legitimately terrifying, props to you. I’m scared right now and I’m not even dreaming
it's terrifying, and i think she forgot to mention the paralysis part: you LITERALLY get paralyzed. It's so scary, and even though it usually happens when you're awake, sometimes you're half asleep t
so some legit creepy stuff shows up, but luckily its only happened to me twice
Are you sure you're not dreaming?
It was thvjwjfjjwjg
I have a dream to share. I was getting a snack from my pantry, and I looked behind me and saw my cat, Roy, sitting on the kitchen table. I knew something was wrong because his fur had a completely different pattern from what it is in real life. Then, out of nowhere, he lunged at me. And despite him being light IRL, he pinned me to the floor. He started crushing my back and I couldn't move. I tried to scream, but he was absolutely destroying my voice box.
Sometimes sleep paralysis is cool. Like sometimes it’s my husband cuddling me too hard or I’m getting buried by puppies. But I think that’s because I’ve worked so hard to identify sleep paralysis and lucid sleep paralysis .
But that makes the demons even scarier. So it’s either puppies or evil nurses.
I tried the mirror thing in a dream once, and my reflection had no eyes or mouth. Literally just skin. The most terrifying thing ever ngl…
I remember looking into a mirror and I was one of my original characters
He only has one eye that stays closed most of the time
I saw my reflection with my eye closed
One time I tried to take control of my dreams but the more I tried the more I started to panic I would tell myself “WAKE UP YOU ARE ASLEEP!” And I would wake up, get out of bed, try to start my day, feel really tired then start falling, and falling and falling and I would tell myself I’m still asleep and to wake up, this repeated for what felt like hours once I actually woke up I truly couldn’t figure out if I was awake or stuck in the same wake and dream cycle. Ever since I stopped trying to control my dreams to what I want to happen
1:06 the way they all started singing it LOL
Did that caught you off guard?
I love how you were able to perfectly capture the creepiness and surrealness of a nightmare
Its night rn and im afraid to fall asleep because i dont want another nightmare
I heard mirrors are a bad idea in dreams because you can see pretty much anything. It can just look weird or so unrecognizable that it comes off as disturbing. Also, with experiences I’ve had in dreams, the scary parts of nightmares are pretty brief and you forget about them or wake in fear. However I have dreams where I was somewhat awake and remembered about something scary that happened in a dream. This scary thing kept coming up because I was paranoid throughout the dream. In dreams your thoughts basically become reality so if I think of something scary it could appear behind me when I turn around moments later. This is one of the risks of lucid dreaming. If you have a nightmare but are aware you are dreaming your entire dream basically becomes a nightmare. Not only is there possibly sleep paralysis, but also lucid nightmares. This is why I have never tried to lucid dream anymore. Sure it’s cool but I think it’s important to know the risks before jumping right into lucid dreaming and is something everyone should know. So by the chance you found this and for some reason read it all, just take into consideration of what I’ve said.
Xd yea i tried it one time and I had no mouth. I literally got a heart attack lol
Say I watched this before bed and can't stop thinking about it, is there a way I can make myself not lucid dream, bc I heard what you think about before you go to bed happens in your dreams
I once had sleep paralysis where I was in my bed and it felt like there was a force pressing me down. I have a very squishy pillow top mattress and a bunch of pillows, so it felt like I was sinking down down down, like there were hands on my shoulder and chest physically pushing me. I couldn't breathe like there was a weight on my chest and felt like I was about to be smothered. I eventually woke up but that's the one time I remember having sleep paralysis. It freaked me out so much that I thought I might be sick or something lmao.
I've also had weirdly 'narrative' dreams if that makes sense? I remember a particularly vivid one about going to the land of the dead and speaking to my mother (who is not dead), asking her to come back with me to the living world and her refusing. It helped me realize that my relationship with my mom was never really ever going to improve because she wasn't willing to put in the work, and therefore our relationship was 'dead', and I had to accept that. I also once had a weird dream where my brother (who is dead) was in my apartment rearranging my things. I got angry and told him off, but when he turned to me we both went quiet and one of us said, "We should probably talk." Then I woke up. I didn't get along with my brother and we had a very bad relationship growing up, and we'd barely started repairing it when he died. we never really got to have a serious talk about what happened between us.
Dreams are weird.
Very intersting dreams
Reminds me of every dream that there will happen that they will do later on wether it’s exuding, but I wake up just about or not even starting the thing that they told me that they were gonna do with me :(
I totally get the narrative dream thing. As part of a backstory to one of my dreams, a massive god war (unimportant) was happening and a giant spear put a gigantic hole through the moon and cracked the earth in half and humanoid monsters started swarming everywhere. That shit was like a Cutscene. I had to destroy all of them because I was one of the last left.
I had sleep paralysis and there was knocking on the window, also I was thinking about a scary Japanese spirit meanwhile, but thankfully it didn't appear
I had an experience really similar to that first story u mentioned
the answer to number two at 0:19 is 9.
6/2 (1+2)
groupings first, 1+2=3
division second, 6/2=3 (instead of typing the division symbol you can use /)
The blank spot inbetween 6/2 and (1+2) is multipication
so 3x3 is 9.
(sorry for teaching you math while you try to read comments)
Illy: "I don't think you can go to different dimensions with dreaming"
SEE JAMES??? WAS IT THAT HARD??
What?
@@anjaliguitaristpenguin9578 james (theodd1sout) made a whole video saying why he didn't think going to different dimensions when you dream (reality shifting) and went as far as to compare ppl who believe you can to racists.
I agree but it was a strong opinions between the kids at that time like they believed that they could just teliport away to another to escape real life
@@shariniparab9875 while I personally believe reality shifting is a real thing. Kids do definitely use it for the wrong things
*annoyed James noise*
I’ve been having lucid dreams lately, but never EVER try the mirror thing. Mirrors terrify me because I feel like something terrifying will look back at me.
Yeah don't ever try
A good alternative is holding your nose and trying to breathe. If your in a dream then you can still breathe. I tend to have trouble differentiating dream and reality when I wake up so this is also helpful for just general reality checks :D
my mom once told me her friend told her to never look into a mirror when its dark. My mom once did when she walked to the bathroom at night and saw something move behind her. Since that time I NEVER look into mirrors at night or in dark.
Omori
I tried and now I am scared of mirrors
The worst nightmare I've ever had went like this: So, I was at my grandma's house, and everything in the room I was in was fine, the carpet, the desk, the couch- everything, but through the window what should have been a driveway was instead a lawn with a sidewalk curving through it, going back and forth so it covered ~1/2 of the lawn, and here's the scary part; There were these 2 old ladies(?) who wore a ton of shawls and cloaks and scarves so you couldn't see most of their body, and a few times throughout the dream I could see their faces, and I only remember being scared by them, and then at the end of the dream I font remember what happened but I remember screaming with fear from presumably seeing the ladies' faces. Also while I was screaming I remember being embarrassed because I thought the other people in the room would be angry at me for screaming, the people were normal and doing what they would normally do in the real world, but they didn't notice the ladies at all.
Edit: The ladies' clothes were brown and black and maroon and I don't know what could have caused it but I think it was when I was 2-3 so I was pretty young, there wasn't any trauma that I had that could have contributed, at least none that I remember. The room I was in, again, was almost perfect so I was probably at my grandma's house when I had the dream.
This sounds like the inspiration for little nightmares.😐
I've had lucid dreams, nightmares, and sleep paralysis before. The lucid dreams are stuck in my head and they were both on very sensitive topics. One of human-ya know and the other about war. In the first one, I was lucid at first until I saw a tiger and then I lost control. In the second I wasn't lucid until I saw the same tiger and I realized that I was in a dream.
I've had multiple sleep paralysis moments. One was when I couldn't move and heard someone banging on my door. In another there were white spiders all over my room, and the next was when someone tried to kill me. The latest one was pretty chill man's black silhouette watching me sleep snd then just walking away. He seemed nice.
The way I find to help me escape sleep paralysis is wiggling my toes. It helps my body wake up and seems to be the only psrt of my body that I can freely move.
My first nightmare the night my grandmother died and I didn't mourn at her funeral, and I was around 9. We were in the house my father grew up in and I went to her room, while my father, mother and aunts were in their room. In that house, which is in village, the two rooms are straight across from each other with just the living room in-between. I went to my grandmother's room and I saw her looking into that old mirror. I tried calling her but she didn't listen. I tried calling my father but he didn't come, even when I told him what I saw. I went back to that room and looked at my grandmother's reflection only to see now facial features on her face. She then turned around, knife in hand, and killed me.
I had others but jeez grandma you don't gotta do me like that.
No one:
Me: Freaks out every time I see an Owl House reference.
Bwabby
Same!!
Why are you freaked out?
5:07 *THE BUS ACTUALLY SCARED ME SOMEHOW*
Illy: look in a mirror during a lucid dream
almost everyone: wait that's illegal
also almost everyone: has sleep paralysis
almost everyone: *thinks of body*
Looking in mirrors in dreams isn't actually that bad. Its the preconception that it's going to be bad that creates that experience
I’ve never had sleep paralysis in my 15 years in life. Ive never even had an actual dream where I could see myself.. I’ve only ever had these fuzzy memories pop in my head when I sleep.
This is no joke, I actually wish I could see a dream even if it’s a nightmare because I’ve never experienced it in its fullest.
@@shadw4701 Definitely. I have chronic sleep paralysis but frequently look in mirrors in dreams and there doesn't seem to be a correlation between the two. I never really have a full appearance in dreams so my reflection's always weird.
I don't think I've ever incountered a mirror in a dream before. Or a clear pool of water. So I've never been able to do this trick. How I wake up is closing my eyes in a dream, and when I go to open them I am awake. It's pretty neat and also I sometimes forget this and accidentally blink in a fun or nice dream and I get upset afterwards. 🥲
Animators:how many tv show references do you want in the background
Alissa: yes
Another thing that helps me is keeping a dream journal. Write down everything you remember from your dream, even if it's short, and dreams will become clearer and sometimes more fun!
OMG TYSM
I keep a dream journal to remind me of my wacky dreams, like recently i had a dream where a giant dolphin was god and he sent me to hell so i had to fight the devil who was markiplier
@@vincor9245 Did you watch the SpongeBob movie? Oh you.
My dreams felt depressing I couldn’t and still can’t tell which is real and which aren’t. I’ve always had dreams where I was in a school and it set on fire or terrible events. Everyone rushed out and I was left alone. I had dropped my possessions and the bus had already left. I sat on the grass staring back at the isolated school as the fire rushed towards me. I didn’t walk or move. I sat until my teacher from a few years had pushed me aside setting him on fire as I had watched what all occurred.
I have so many more dreams. While they seem terrifying I felt safe it was my only reason to be excited for a morning ever. Thanks to dreaming I had a reason to sleep :)
I have really depressing dreams too. I often have dreams where my days pass by and I don't get out of bed, but it's in a really dreary and almost scary version of my house. It's so terrible! I also have dreams where I am stuck in a cult or something and I just have to live like that, or dreams when I'm forever tortured and stuff. my brain is weird owo
I love the Owl House references in the background! Your background artist is a person of culture! :)
I’ve had a fear of clowns since I was like birthed front m mothers womb like I saw one and just said “nope forever afraid of those” but basically I had this dream where I knew it was a dream but obviously I couldn’t get out. I decided to walk out of my apartment and sit down on this ledge while I waited for my sisters to come out so we could go to school. I turn to my side and see clown, lots. Of. Clowns. They are running up to me and I just couldn’t move at all like stuck to the floor like I was paralyzed. And then I woke up.
Has anyone in their dreams never get the chance to say:
"Is this a dream?"
Or
"I know this is a dream!"
Not Me.When i said "OFCOURSE THIS IS A DREAM!" In a horror dream when some kind of shadow creature chased me in my house from the backyard while banging to the door.Then magically everything lights up and became less scarier 😀✨
@@noonepkxd1842 Damn, you are lucky to know it's a dream. Because in all of my dreams I think it's reality and it freaks me out
i had a dream i lost my dad in a zoo and i was looking for him with my family, realized it was a dream and said "we don't need to look for him he's okay this is just a dream anyways!!"
anyways my family proceeded to feed me to the lions in the zoo after that and i've never said anything about me knowing i'm in a dream ever again
@@frogplush8071 WAIT WHAT-
Yes only once tho :p
I believe I’ve had sleep paralysis twice. Once it was just straight up I woke up and couldn’t move at all, I could still talk a little bit though. My mom came into my room to wake me up and I managed to say “Mommy, I can’t move” I was like 10. Second time it happened it was much like yours, desaturated room but I managed to look to my left and see a figure made up of dust particles floating around in the beam of light that comes from my closet (I can’t sleep in complete darkness) I sugar honey iced tea you not I heard a voice say “You’re okay, close your eyes and fall asleep” and I managed to do so. I explained to my family what happened the next day, from then on I kept seeing more and more weird things and I just came to the conclusion of “I have a ghost buddy who’s taking care of me”
Something similar happened to me with the last one.
There was like a loud crash of lightening and it woke me up, but i couldn't move or open my eyes. I began to freak out when all of a sudden I felt a hand on my back and in my ear I heard a deep raspy voice say, "Its ok, just go back to sleep." and I did.
It's been years since that happened and I still remember it clearly.
@@cadetspades :0 twinsies!!
Just...let me get that right. You have a closet...and at night...there is light...coming out of your closet. I mean it's totally fine if that helps you sleep but tbh? That's one of my worst nightmares 😅 (and my room has to be completely dark, I cant sleep with any kind of light one. Even the light from like my computer on Standby. Drives me crazy) 🤣 but the different habits of sleeping are kinda fascinating
Woah that's actually kind of cool
the most terrifying dream that i can remember, happened a few years ago, let me tell you the story...
I was at my school, on the blacktop, at recess. i looked around and saw almost everybody screaming and running from where i was, so i looked around.. behind me, there was this giant tiger, and it roared... and jumped at me. i didnt have enough time to react to the tiger, so i was quickly toppled by it and blood was all over my vision.
then i woke up out of fear. and that is my scariest dream that i remember. have a great day/night!!!
The most fun dream I ever had was about me and a buddy baking gingerbread men, one suddenly coming alive, and we had to chase it down riding broomsticks through a forest. I only woke up because I hit a tree, and in real life fell outta the bed.
In ten minutes my mind will absorb this wonderful contentt
I read "wonderful confetti"
In 7 minutes my mind will also absorb this wonderful confetti
Did it?
@@fluffin3922 I would've done the same, forgive my typo, but not too far off, these videos are as exciting as confetti
@@eternalEmbargo YESSS ✨
I remember looking down at my hands in a dream and they were all splotchy, and I was like: “Ehhh, close enough.” and continued fearing for my life from this giant wall chasing me. I somehow accepted that was reality.
i have no control of my dreams in anyway even if i try to do something it won't happen
I've tried lucid dreaming, but when I realize I'm dreaming I just immediately wake up.
I heard of you get to excited when your lucid dreaming you’ll wake up.
Try touching an object in dream or try to calm down .
@@LyntzbartzkyPerez same but one time, I woke up again but I'm still in a dream.
Same here. Once I menage do stay asleep for what felt like a minute or so, but that was closest I ever get to full lucid dreaming.
same here
How to controll a lucid dream, look at your hands. HOW THE FRICK AM I SUPOSSED TO LOOK AT MY HANDS IF I CAN'T CONTROL MYSELF
Weirdly enough, I realize I'm in a dream all the time, or at least in the ones I remember, but those are usually nightmares which means I'm to scared to do anything so I just tell myself to open my eyes and end the dream.
1:41
I tried that out myself when I realized I was dreaming, it actually worked and I woke up.
Love the relatable references all on 1:07. You got a switch, a Wii, TOW, amphibia, shulks sword, stitch, OK.KO, Finn. The list is endless.
There’s S.V.T.F.O.E’s wand!
Я часто летаю во снах. Как самолётик. Когда я была мелкой, это было легко, но потом с возрастом мне становилось сложнее, потому что я стала сомневаться, что смогу полететь. Зачастую я планирую с окна. Поэтому иногда стою перед окном во сне и думаю: "Нет, спасибо, ещё окажется, что это реальность." - и отхожу. Обычно в моих снах летаю только я. Сегодня мне приснилось, что какой-то ребёнок подлетел к моеиу окну как калибри. Я подхожу к окну и такая: "Что ж детям так легко летать... Хеей, сложно же так часто руками махать, смотри как правильно" привычно оттолкнулась и полетела... головой вниз. Такое уже бывало. Обидно на самом деле
I recently had this very weird dream where I was a brown shorthair tabby cat (I swear I’m not a furry) and my friend wanted me to get her a puppy and she’d give me something really cool. When I brought her the puppy, she pulled out a mechanical wand, gave it a spin, and said “humanoid legs.” I looked down at my small striped brown cat legs and they were growing and deforming into the shape of a human’s legs. I was p*ssed off.
pissed off isnt a swear , btw why do you swear your not a furry its ok to be one
@@Puppysprinkle I’m pretty sure they did that to get past UA-cams guidelines but I’m unsure. I’ll try typing out the sentence hold on. I’ll edit to make sure of results.
Pissed off
Edit: ok so no I was wrong. Don’t know why they censored pissed off then
Not the scariest, but definitely the weirdest, dreams I’ve had were all when I was sick with a fever, ie “fever dreams”. The one that stuck out to me the most, was when I was about 8-9 years old, and I was on a moving castle/island on a lake, during a thunderstorm, and it was very gothic looking with a very dark color palette of blacks, grays, and purples.
can i join your dream? 😂
To answer the 0:20 questions -SUPER HARD TEST
1- yes and no you can never truly be happy until you’re out of school but you can feel small and large glimpses of it. Final answer maybe depends on the person.
2- the answer is 9 because you always start with the parenthesis that is 3 the multiply that with 6 divided by 2 wish is 9. Final answer 9.
3-Trick question the moon has no city town’s or capital’s. Final answer there is no capital’s on the “MOON” or any other planets that are not earth.
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But according to some people 6:2(1+2) is actually have a result of one, i'm not using pemdas, or basically anything out there, but juxtaposition ranks higher than simple multiplication for some people), and this means x(y) for them has higher operation order presedence than x*y.
@@wilsonanderson1415 W H Y
🤓
It’s 1
I had a lucid dream once when I was taking a nap and I was really scared because I was trying to tell my family that I was dreaming but they didn’t believe me.
Can we just appreciate how much time and effort in detail she puts in her backgrounds there are absolutely beautiful and so eye catching 😊
that sleep paralysis was straight horror even in a cartoony style. i cant even imagine actually experiencing that
Before I didn’t know what sleep paralysis was but once when I found out about sleep paralysis, a few days later I had sleep paralysis. It feels like you can’t move, you know that feeling that you have when your foots asleep, it’s like that but your entire body and you can’t move. It started when I woke up in bed and I couldn’t move, then I saw my friend in the corner of my room and he looked creepy. He started walking towards me and I just started praying the Our Father until I woke up. I think it reflects on my fear of being betrayed and my hard time with trust. They say it only happens 2 or 3 times in your life but for me it was like 2 or 3 times a year. I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to create your most feared thing ever.
Sleep paralysis is actually when you wake up before your body. Instead of a nightmare, you're awake in your actual bed, but your body is still asleep, and your brain starts making you hallucinate because it's still not fully processed being awake. You can hear things that arent there, see things either random or scary, sometimes feel things. For me it sounded like a drill going through my skull and my skull rumbling from it. And I'd see static flying across my eyes, even if they were closed, but it took a huge amount of concentration to get my head to turn and wake myself up
4:44 I was screaming "Run! Wake up! Sage the house!" As my own mother had a dream similar and told us that she nearly died after she woke from a coma-like state.
How do you sonic ametuer game expo a house
@@cay7809 what
@@Hummingb1rd sage is a acronym for sonic amateur games expo
@@cay7809 ok but that has barely anything to do with the comment other than the fact that the acronym is the same as the word sage
I was thinking “Wow. That looks exactly like Raven.”
Y’know, I have a dream that has been going on for 3-5 years.. it was me that got trapped in a computer and my sister. Every show or vid that I liked, i would teleport to the universe that they were. I had so much, that 1 day I said “dang, I need to get rid of someone.” So I kept the people that I liked, and I still have dream.
I once became lucid in the middle of a Pokemon dream because I really wanted to ride a wailmer and was like "wait... WHY DONT I JUST MAKE ONE APPEAR"
The actor that played Draco realizing that there’s fan fiction about him-
and that we tryin tah smooch him up in our sleep
Tom felton
he embraced draco tok though
@@dani-is8um You right tho XD
Something a little cool about me is that as I am waking up I gain slight control on my dreams. And eventually, I know I’m dreaming and can choose if I want to stay in the dream to see what happens or leave.
I used to have lots of nightmares back then around when I was 5 or 6 about being in a speeding car and crashing. But I would also have short bursts in my dreams about veeeeery slight visions on what would happen or an alternate thing at any random time in the future! No joke, I still get those… People say it’s probably just déjà vu, but I doubt that personally… Idk though, hindsight is 20/20
I mastered lucid dreaming when I was little, but only when I knew I was gonna be scared by a future event in that dream. I told myself to "wake up" 3 times in my dreams and I woke up 😅
Me too, but lately I haven't able to take control of my dream. I mean sort of but it seems like anything I want to do in the dream universe is stopped by someone or I get caught. Its like it gives me an option to do stuff yet has boundaries to almost everything I want to do. But I can still get out of a dream if I want to. By tensing up my body and also saying wake up.
That happened to me when I was little. Once, I kept on having the same dream that my family was just driving along, then we ended up driving through a forest and then off a cliff. One day, I remembered that this was a dream, so I shook my head as violently as possible and I woke up.
I've lucid dreamed only once, and it was AWESOME! So for a week or few days, I wrote down all the dreams I could remember. And when I was going to bed, I repeated in my head either "I am dreaming" or "this is a dream" and when I was taking a snooze, I realized my cat Lily was weird, she was censored. Like in the Sims when they shower. And I was all like, wait a minute, I'm DREAMING and I tried to fly but I stayed still, so I went into detail in my brain but the walls started turning purple and my legs were tingling and it felt like half my face was melting and a bunch of question marks were plieimg on top of my cat. So I was like "naw screw this I'll try another time" and I forced my real self to slam my hands on my face and open one eye. Isn't that cool!? :D
That is super cool! You'll lucid dream again sooner or later or maybe you already have lol. I've lucid dreamed a few times :D But it's usually right before I wake up sadly. I fly or try to fly every time I lucid dream! Lucid dreaming is the best :D
@@tacopower3578 >:D
whenever I tried to fly in a lucid dream or give myself wings, it wouldn't work out well, like if I said, "When I open my eyes I will have wings" they were way to big and I said, "shoot, maybe just a bit smaller" and it didn't really work either way. When I tried to fly I could only glide or fly small distances. One time I could shape shift into a bird but I could only glide.
@@xXBeary_BearaXx Oop-
with practice, you'll be able to get it! the important part of lucid dreams is believing in yourself, because being like "nah i wont fly probably" will make you NOT fly! but if you instead are actually like "i'm so excited to fly, i'll do it!" you WILL be able to fly. it just takes practice, good luck with your lucid dreaming journey!
I've lucid dreamed exactly one time in my life and all I remember is spending the entire time trying to fly and continuing to fail at it. First I couldn't figure out how to get myself off the ground to begin flying. I got around that by imagining there were invisible stairs in front of me and climbing those stairs. Then my legs froze up and stopped moving (super weird experience btw) so I was just hovering there not moving for a while. Once I figured that out I realized there's no friction since there's no ground I started to fall, and when I was about to knock out my two front teeth on my coffee table, I woke up. 7/10 would recommend. Also I've had 3 dreams where I k1dnap children, 2 dreams where I'm frantically trying to cut off all my hair and it keeps magically growing back, 1 dream where my mom's new friend turns out to be a s3rial k1ller who k1lls us both, and 4+ dreams that make so little sense I can't even put it into words.
Have you ever had such a bad dream you just decided to wake up in the middle of it
4 times.
Everytime i try that hand thing with lucid dreaming, everything around me turns pitch black for a second and a demonic little figure shows up in front of me and the dream goes back to normal and I'm like, "well I won't do that again" 😃👍🏼
That sounds horrifying
don't you mean 😀⬛
once for me i was in a "dream" i was tied to a chair for some reason i CHOULD NOT MOVE nor scream and a lil demonic figure pops up and i wake up into real life, and i did not sleep for another 2 days. that sounds bad- i was 7 at the time i think-
Dang @@AverageBlahajEnjoyer45
I’m reading these comments in my bed past midnight with school the next day… Why did I do this to myself?
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A terrifying dream I had was when I went outside and someone was “testing a tornado* and my grandparents took me to go over the bridge (so my Mawmaw could get cigarettes) and we were pulled over and a someone wanted to fight my Poppop (grandfather) and I woke up. Also when I was younger I had another dream where the plants vs zombies zombie and a polar bear were offering me ice cream and I started screaming. Turns out I was screaming ikr and my parents came in and said what’s wrong. And when I wanted to wake up I had to blink three times in a row to wake up.
If Stillen is a sleep paralysis demon, he must be the NICEST sleep paralysis demon.
We played Mario Cart- Bahaha- Fun.