Night terrors or clairvoyance?
I have had very similar dreams when I was a kid. They are night terrors. The fact that you feel it all so vividly and emotionally is probably related to your conscious life. It would imply that you are an empath http://empathguide.com it's is truly a gift to be able to feel things so deeply. But if your suffering from such night terrors still it might be that you have a lot of inner fear that needs to be converted into love by opening the heart chakra. So the gift can have more positive outlets in your dreams and waking state. The type of physic power most related to that is that of clairempathy/Clairsentience. Do you happen to be a water sign? I'd guess Pisces.
Night terror or clairvoyance?
So ever sense I was 7 years old I've had such realistic nightmares that I could actually feel what happened even if it wasn't me in said dream. Tho it really became a nightmare when I began being tortured in each one to the point of near death. One I had I was strapped to a chair and sliced with either knives or claws (I couldn't tell the difference being in a dark room) and I couldn't tell who or what was doing this to me. All I know is that the pain felt VERY real and it eventually spilled my guts all over the floor. I woke up feeling pain and very hot all over in the places it cut me. This is only one example of what I have been through.
Do night terrors have anything to do with psychic ability or using your third eye?
In a word, yes! Most of us don't do a very good job of protecting ourselves with positive energy, and when we go to sleep, especially if we're tired, there's a good chance we will see some of the less pleasant entities that are floating about in the ether. More sensitive people see these easier. (Tell him to turn over and sleep on his stomach when it happens; it helps.) Usually, as we get older, we learn to tune it out. The price for this, of course, is less psychic awareness. What you want to do is charge yourself up with enough positive energy to see the pleasant beings instead of the nasty ones. Oh, and don't use drugs to see these things; it affects and also limits what you are able to see. So yes, drugs will make you see things, and they probably won't be pleasant things. By the way, and this is for the "skeptics": There was a recent study from one of the big schools that discovered virtually all of us see these frightening images all the time, but they are too brief to register in our conscious minds. How did they discover this? Well, they compared a brain scan of our reaction to frightening faces shown on a computer monitor with scans of reactions we have all the time: brief flashes that last less than one two-hundredth of a second. It's ALWAYS a good idea to protect yourself with positive energy, because the universe is FULL of entities, and the negative ones are the most likely to go out of their way to interfere with us and try to scare us. Those jerks!
A few times. The first I remember was when I was about 15.In my dream, I went into a bank (for those who care, it was on Whiteladies Road in Bristol, near the top at the junction with Burlington Road - I think it was a Natwest at the time in the mid 1980s but I could be wrong).I queued up to be served for something when there was suddenly a raid by villains dressed in grey. They shouted various threats and it felt unfair.Suddenly, I was pushed down into a kneeling position and a gun was placed to the back of my head, about where my atlas is – I dreamed even the cold feel of gun metal. The villains were shouting something but I remember not.Then, the man with the gun fired and my vision went dark…I panicked for a moment thinking, “Oh shit, I’m dead” but then I began to quickly rationalise it. “This is a silly dream so I should be alright. But then, don’t people who die in dreams really die in real life?”I was 16 or 17 so please excuse the fancies.The background (the bank, the people, the villains) then completely disappeared to be replaced with a curious grey/brown visual field that “coruscated”. There was a loud noise of static / white noise in my ears and after a few seconds, I surfaced back into wakefulness with but one thought…“I died? Well that shows that theory to be wrong!” (the theory being the one about dying in dreams meaning you die in real life).Something similar’s happened a few times since but I put it down to pavor nocturnus (the night terrors). Since this first time, I gradually learned to calm the f*** down and relax. I’m not in danger other than myself, so it’s best to wait until it’s all played out, and then I will awake, all safe and fine. It’s unpleasant still, but not as dramatic as it used to be.
Once I had a really vivid nightmare.I woke up terrified and sweating bullets. I was too old to run to my parents room, so I turned on my light and read for the rest of the night. (I was a huge bookworm)I still remember the dream, but I can’t remember why it was scary. Here it is:I was at the top of one of those slides they have in McDonalds play places with my little brother Ryan.The suddenly had big sharp teeth and was trying to eat him.I tried to stop him from going in, but he wanted to.Once the slide started eating him he began to cry and scream for help.I grabbed him and tried to pull him out.It didn’t work and the slide ate him.Then it rushed at me.Thats when I woke up.. . .My brother and I have been far too big for playgrounds in general, let alone McDonalds play places for a very long time. Nothing even remotely similar has happened, and I doubt it will.Dreams in general are your brain practicing problem solving, pulling up random ideas and scenarios and stitching them together and trying to figure out a “solution”. Nightmares are when the situations are scary. They are completely random, and have nothing to do with real life.We sometimes hear stories about where someone “dreamed this would happen and then it did!” and whether or not they are telling the truth, its a story because it almost never happens. Its a coincidence. You probably already know this.If you are legitimately worried about whether you could have dreamed your own death, you don’t need to. But you might consider worrying about why you think that is a possibility. Most normal people don’t believe themselves psychic, prophetic, or weirdly “lucky”. I would ask, “why do I feel like this could happen? What is stressing me, worrying me, or unbalancing me?”Thinking a dream or nightmare will come true, legitimately believing it, is almost always a sign of mental imbalance (meaning your perceptions have been thrown out of whack because of some stressor, not that your necessarily insane). Try addressing this. I think it will help.(please note I am not a psychologist, this is just my gut feel)
PLZ help me name some horror movies ty??????
I think it might be Tales from the Crypt......Demon Night Hope this helps I can't claim to have seen much of the TV show 'Tales from the Crypt', but I saw Bordello of Blood on TV a few years back and found it to be an enjoyably silly piece of camp. I was expecting similar from this film, and that's pretty much what I got - although Demon Knight is clearly better than Bordello of Blood. The film never takes itself too seriously, and that ensures that it is put across to the audience in the right way. Plots similar to the one featured in this film have been the basis for serious horror films in the past, but the fact that this film has a bit of fun with it is definitely in it's favour. The mythology behind the plot is actually quite good, and follows the idea of a 'collector' who is on the trail of a key bearer. The key he seeks contains the blood of Christ, and there are seven scattered across the globe. This is the last one, and if the collector gets his hands on it could spell the end of the world...the final battle is about to take place, only it happens to be in a motel with a motley crew of different characters. One of the most surprising things about this film is the cast list! The film features performances from two stars who have received praise recently; Jada Pinkett Smith and Thomas Haiden Church. CCH Pounder, who starred in the critically-acclaimed Baghdad Cafe, appears also, while **** Miller ensures that there's an ounce of cult status among the cast. The lead roles are taken by William Sadler and Billy Zane. Sadler is good enough, but it's Zane who really makes this film what it is. He gets to enjoy himself entertaining the audience as the lead villain, and ensures that every scene he's in is a lot of fun. For an inexpensive film, the effects are also rather good. They do look cheap, but the demons look more realistic than most computer generated effects. The way that the film pans out reminded me a lot of the Robert Rodriguez/Quentin Tarantino flick, From Dusk Till Dawn in that we've got 'the good guys' trapped with some monsters, and we watch as they get picked off one by one. Overall, this isn't a great film; but its lots of fun, and anyone that enjoys silly horror comedies will be right at home with it.
I feel as though i am able to feel spirits.?
alright there is this thing called being sensitive twords spirits so there are different lvls i myself am a medium (there are like different lvls of medium but by looking at ur pic. and reading wat u have said it seems that u are a medium aswell and probably about the same as me) with me i can sense like u and i often see spirits, in my home, my stepmom is also a medium but more than i am and told me i have a gurdian angel, so ur friend may be ur gardian angel but i think there are more than one spirits with u just judging by what u said, if u want me to tell u more my email is alifox48@yahoo.com also if u ever see something, pretty much all colored spirits other than grey or black are good energy, it is possible for a spirit to hurt someone, but it is extreamly rare that they would want to or have enough energy to do it (spirits are attracted to sensitive ppl) if something ever did attack u just ask some imaginary thing in your mind to make it go away, iv actually asked my guardian angel for a hug and i felt someone's arms wrap around me like a hug :) about what noel sayed u shouldnt tell ppl unless u know they believe in spirits (what i ask is do u believe in ghosts, if yes than you can tell but if no just say never mind or some thing like that)