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Originally Posted by seesaw
I doubt that they will stop just because I've tall about it. I've talked about it numerous times and it continues to happen. I'm not new to this phenomenon. As I said, I've been dealing with it for awhile.
I have to say, I feel like you downplayed the seriousness of the problem this is for me and for the OP. Maybe be careful how you phrase things in the future?
Thanks,
Seesaw
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
I have studied dreams and consciousness for a long time. You can be certain that I have not downplayed the seriousness of sleep paralysis dreams. I know from my own experience and thousands of replies to my posts on various forums what dreams are and how dreams work.
Please wait how your next SP dream will unfold and how you respond to it.
Now you know that the dream is dreamt simply to change your sleeping position or to wake you up, I'm sure you will take it easier.
The problem with drugs/medicins are that they create disturbance in the brain. The medicines maybe good for problems of depression or other problems but the subconscious needs to create more vivid and violent dreams to wake or move the sleeper.
The big problem is that scientists and psychologists do not understand the importance of dreaming.