yea, it's about a dream i had last night. i NEED to know what it means
Yea, so last night...
normally i will go to bed with something with a light on, say the radio or a movie (yea, i hate the dark) but last night i decided i was too tired for it and just got in bed and fell asleep. Now, I dont know, but i was having a normal dream, and then it felt like i woke up. this is when the "dream" began
I felt that i couldnt move no matter how much i tried. and it was one damn detailed dream, because i was in bed, as if i just got up, and everything from what i could see was the same in my room. only, i couldnt move, except my head and my eyes a little. i glanced out with windows, and the sky was a bright red. not like, neon red or anything, but just... i dont know, red. And for some reason, i felt hella scared, like... piss your pants scared. It was the most scared i've felt for well, maybe my whole life, and i dont know why. I also heard something. kinda like someone speaking. It sounded like a friends voice, but i dont know who's. and then out of the corner of my eye, i saw "shadows" moving around.
so, lets recap to the importent stuff
-i was in my room as if i just woke up
-I couldnt move
-for some random reason i felt scared. the most scaredi've ever felt
-the sky was red
-shadow's moving
-and i was hearing a voice. (male i think)
and so then, being in the state i was, i clamped my eye's shut as hard as i could to try and make the voice and all that stuff go away, and after like... maybe 20 seconds it all did, and i woke up. It was the most real dream i've ever had T.T the scariest also. dont know why i felt so scared. but it was the worst minute of my life (yea, it was short)
EDIT 1: I remember what the guy said now... after i clamped my eye's shut i remember hearing a "Dont open your eyes, whatever you do dont open them"
FAIL
i remember hearing that if you sleep for a long time, e.g. you laze around having naps for most of the day then you start to have these paralysis dreams that you described. it doesnt mean anything.
Actually it could have been less than a minute. Perception of time is usually distorted in dreams. I'd guess it was just a nightmare, I had one kinda like this one few months ago.
I was in my bed, just like if I woke up, except I felt a presence standing by the side of my bed. So I acted like I wasn't really awake, even if I knew the person (thing?) would be waiting 'till I woke up. I think I felt the presence of some others passing by my window, but only this one seemed to care about me.
After a few minutes, I felt that I couldn't do anything, so I decided to just raise my upper body and look at the guy.
It looked stranged, a bit like Munch's Shout, a bit like a mummy, a bit like the first victim we see in Ring. And the only thing I could do was shout the hell out of my lungs, straight in the face of the thing, while it just stood here and shouted back at me.
Then, I don't know why, maybe because I was shouting louder than him, everything (that's him, the others outside, and a blueish darkness filling the room I noticed only when it disappeared). And just at that moment, I woke up, my upper body raised, in my bed. And strangely, I had the feeling that the thing that was shouting at me wasn't harmful after all, maybe it was even protecting me - and I scared it away.
It may not have been my worst fear ever, but it sure was in top ten.
And I still don't know what all of this meant. Some similitudes in your story and mine lead me to post this, maybe it can help you understand something. I don't know for myself.
>>5
ive had stuff a bit like that. hanging out on /x/ (is it x? the paranormal board anyway) on 7chan. apparently there are certain ghosts called "shadow people" - ive seen a couple of these in very similar circumstances to you. i wake up and see a figure in the room, often looming over me. if i dont react then it can stay there for a moment, if i act startled it quickly blurs away. i dont think its a ghost, just me being in that stage between awake/asleep and giving human form to random patterns in the dark. but i would describe it as a shadow person
>>6
Except in my case it wasn't just an image (this happens to me sometimes, though, but mostly because I have a rather large imagination) but felt counscious, and I wasn't really awake, and right after the "fade away" sensation I really woke up.