milkman407;868023; said:Every night when I feel asleep, I would get these weird feelings and kinda like my body would shake. than 2 seconds later I couldent move or talk and I would see random things ( one night it will be a deamon, the other it could ghosts, or dogs chained to my wall etc... Changes every time ). I know I'm not sleeping because I can raise my arm if i try as hard as possible but its only about 1". Also i can say things but it sounds like grunts and moans.. So I sleep with a eye mask on now and it dosent happen. Its happend in school once to and i freaked out.
This is a relatively common and normal experience. In fact, it's been suggested that this experience is responsible for most claims of alien abduction and ghosts (Carl Sagan, Science as a Candle in the Dark).
Reports of voices and faces are also a natural phenomenon. Your brain is literally hard wired to look for faces (virgin mary on a grilled cheese, tortilla, etc.) and hear voices. Emotional stress just exacerbates this effect because your body is bathing your brain in a soup of very strong chemicals.
When I was a little kid, I remember being scared of my room. It's normal. I vividly remember one night that I turned over and thought I felt a large paw, like some monster had its hand on my bed. Needless to say, I was scared out of my mind. I stayed as still as possible until I passed out.
If I didn't look for a rational explanation for this event, I would believe in monsters or ghosts or whatever I had on my mind at that time. Instead, I realized it was the cat.
There is a rational explanation for everything. Just because you don't know what it is doesn't give you liberty to make up a story explaining it.