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I've been suffered in sleep paralysis.

Hi, it's me hiecho again and I got another chance to live and write an article after I got the incident. So, I've been asleep at 2 pm because I feel a little tired after my examination. I choose to get some sleep because I feel so exhausted and I decide to gain restoration by napping. So basically I remember I've been dreaming of a house then I realize that something Strange. I dream I was sleeping too in my dream. And I hear some voices of girls. Those girls are familiar to me and I really don't see their faces because my eyes can't control to open. Even I shout multiple times in my dream. The feeling like you been outside of your body and you can't control your parts of your body. Then afterward I gain my consciousness and back to sleep. Then repeatedly it happens until I can't breathe and my legs straight like I've been paralyzed. But luckily I have and ability to control the dream or what we called lucid dreaming so I woke up with the noise of my sister. And I'm very thankful. So to make it better understanding. ****What is Sleep Paralysis?**** **Sleep paralysis** happens when you cannot move your muscles as you are waking up or falling asleep. This is because you are in **sleep** mode but your brain is active. It's not clear why **sleep paralysis** can happen but it has been linked with insomnia. ****Cause of Sleep Paralysis?**** It is often genetic, and it is most common in those with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic **stress** disorder, or **panic disorder**. **Lack of sleep** or a shifting sleep schedule can also cause sleep paralysis. Sleep paralysis it has a cure? "Science could not found any cure at this moment. But they believed about maintaining your healthy sleep habits could prevent sleepy paralysis" ****What is lucid dreaming?**** A lucid dream is a dream during which the dreamer is aware that they are dreaming. During a lucid dream, the dreamer may gain some amount of control over the dream characters, narrative, and environment; however, this is not actually necessary for a dream to be described as lucid. ****Lucid dreaming is dangerous?**** The risks of **lucid dreaming** **Lucid dreaming** is generally very **safe** for those who are mentally stable, but it's important to go over some of the potential risks associated with the practice. ... Fear, sadness, and pain are all possible in a **lucid dream** too. So I hope it could be a lesson for us. And until now I build phobia regarding the incident and I'm afraid to sleep again because I don't want to experience it again. " I always believe that prayer is the best way to avoid it " ****Be safe survived the pandemic.****

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