(January 24, 2017 at 4:40 am)paulpablo Wrote: My experiences were always were something was happening in the dream and I felt the urge to stop it but couldn't move or it felt like I was moving but very slowly and accompanied by loud noise sometimes.
Auditory hallucinations are apparently a common feature of an SP episode. I still get an auditory hallucination from time to time. I will hear the ring of a telephone and then I'll instantly snap awake. It's only one single, solitary ring that I hear, never more. What's funny is that the ring is the mechanical bell sound that was made by those old rotary-dial phones when there isn't one in the room. I will sometimes still get up and check for a missed call anyway even though I know there won't be one.
Here's another SP video although it's a bit over the top IMO. At least it gives a pretty accurate description of what an episode feels like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CcsVF43U3M
It really bugs me though that there are those who still like to push the supernatural explanation when the medical explanation suffices. It's too bad really as it causes many folks to be needlessly frightened and overly worried unnecessarily...
