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PANTHERA LEO

PANTHERA LEO

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Leo asubuhi mida ya saa 12 wakati bado nipo kitandani muda huo nataka niamke lakini bado nipo ndani ya blanketi na nje mvua inanyesha kimenitokea kitu cha ajabu sana

Nakumbuka nilikuwa nawaza tu mambo ya kawaida kuhusu maisha yangu.. Ghafla nikasikia kama mtu anatembea nje ya nyumba, niliendelea kusikiliza kwa makini nikahisi kama geti linafunguliwa.. Basi nikaamua niamke nikaangalie

Kitu cha kunistaajibisha sikuweza kuamka.. Mwili wote ulikuwa umekakamaa na hakuna kiungo kilichokuwa kinafanya kazi, nilikuwa nimelala kiubavu na miguu nimekunja ( kama herufi Z)

nilijaribu kunyoosha miguu lakini wapi kiungo pekee kilikuwa kinafanya kazi ni macho.. Hata kusikia nilikuwa sisikii chochote tena...

Niliona kama mlango unasogea.. Lakini sina uhakika (nilihisi kama kuna mtu anachungulia mlangoni) lakini sioni kitu.. Naona kivuli kwa mbali sana

Hali hii ilidumu kama dakika tatu.. Ghafla nikaanza kujisikia kawaida, hali ya uwoga ikaniondoka, Mwili ukarudi kawaida na nikaenda nje nikakuta hamna chochote (mvua inanyesha)

Mwisho

Wakuu naomba kujua hii hali inasababishwa na nini maana tukio hili halinitoki kichwani?
 
Uwe unasomaga dua/maombi kabla kulala.... Usiku una mambo mengi....
Jinamizi hilo, hua linakaba pia
 
I Can’t Move: The Immobilizing Effects of Sleep Paralysis
Sleep paralysis is a condition in which a person is mentally conscious but physically unable to move. It is sometimes accompanied by hallucinations of frightening invaders in the bedroom. The result is a scary, almost nightmarish experience of sensing an intruder but being unable to respond. Thankfully, this is nothing more than the product of a half-awake brain.
When does sleep paralysis occur?
Sleep paralysis occurs when a person is just falling asleep or waking up. During these transitions, you may find that you are unable to move or speak for a few seconds or as long as several minutes. Some people sweat, or even have a sense of choking and being unable to breathe.
The key to this paralyzed sensation is the transition into or out of deep REM sleep.
Why does sleep paralysis occur?
As you are sleeping, your body alternates between REM and NREM (non-rapid eye movement) sleep. During NREM, your body is relaxed. But when your body transitions into REM sleep, your eyes begin to move quickly and you start to dream. During the REM stage, your muscles “turn off”–an evolutionary mechanism to keep you from acting out your dreams while asleep. But if you start to wake up before the REM cycle is complete, you may find yourself
 
Kawaida ukiwa Masikini na una Stress nyingi mambo mengi mabaya mabaya yenye ( mauzauza ) zaidi huwa yanakutokea tu.
 
Ni kweli hii hali hata mimi ilishawahi kunitokea, yaani unaona kila kitu kinachoendelea lakini unashindwa hata kusogeza mguu wala mkono…au ndo uchawi wenyewe?
 
Jogoo mtundu said:
I Can’t Move: The Immobilizing Effects of Sleep Paralysis
Sleep paralysis is a condition in which a person is mentally conscious but physically unable to move. It is sometimes accompanied by hallucinations of frightening invaders in the bedroom. The result is a scary, almost nightmarish experience of sensing an intruder but being unable to respond. Thankfully, this is nothing more than the product of a half-awake brain.
When does sleep paralysis occur?
Sleep paralysis occurs when a person is just falling asleep or waking up. During these transitions, you may find that you are unable to move or speak for a few seconds or as long as several minutes. Some people sweat, or even have a sense of choking and being unable to breathe.
The key to this paralyzed sensation is the transition into or out of deep REM sleep.
Why does sleep paralysis occur?
As you are sleeping, your body alternates between REM and NREM (non-rapid eye movement) sleep. During NREM, your body is relaxed. But when your body transitions into REM sleep, your eyes begin to move quickly and you start to dream. During the REM stage, your muscles “turn off”–an evolutionary mechanism to keep you from acting out your dreams while asleep. But if you start to wake up before the REM cycle is complete, you may find yourself
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Jibu liko hapa
 
Jogoo mtundu said:
I Can’t Move: The Immobilizing Effects of Sleep Paralysis
Sleep paralysis is a condition in which a person is mentally conscious but physically unable to move. It is sometimes accompanied by hallucinations of frightening invaders in the bedroom. The result is a scary, almost nightmarish experience of sensing an intruder but being unable to respond. Thankfully, this is nothing more than the product of a half-awake brain.
When does sleep paralysis occur?
Sleep paralysis occurs when a person is just falling asleep or waking up. During these transitions, you may find that you are unable to move or speak for a few seconds or as long as several minutes. Some people sweat, or even have a sense of choking and being unable to breathe.
The key to this paralyzed sensation is the transition into or out of deep REM sleep.
Why does sleep paralysis occur?
As you are sleeping, your body alternates between REM and NREM (non-rapid eye movement) sleep. During NREM, your body is relaxed. But when your body transitions into REM sleep, your eyes begin to move quickly and you start to dream. During the REM stage, your muscles “turn off”–an evolutionary mechanism to keep you from acting out your dreams while asleep. But if you start to wake up before the REM cycle is complete, you may find yourself
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Kumbe ni hali ya kawaida humtokea kila mtu.. Asant mkuu
 
Jogoo mtundu said:
I Can’t Move: The Immobilizing Effects of Sleep Paralysis
Sleep paralysis is a condition in which a person is mentally conscious but physically unable to move. It is sometimes accompanied by hallucinations of frightening invaders in the bedroom. The result is a scary, almost nightmarish experience of sensing an intruder but being unable to respond. Thankfully, this is nothing more than the product of a half-awake brain.
When does sleep paralysis occur?
Sleep paralysis occurs when a person is just falling asleep or waking up. During these transitions, you may find that you are unable to move or speak for a few seconds or as long as several minutes. Some people sweat, or even have a sense of choking and being unable to breathe.
The key to this paralyzed sensation is the transition into or out of deep REM sleep.
Why does sleep paralysis occur?
As you are sleeping, your body alternates between REM and NREM (non-rapid eye movement) sleep. During NREM, your body is relaxed. But when your body transitions into REM sleep, your eyes begin to move quickly and you start to dream. During the REM stage, your muscles “turn off”–an evolutionary mechanism to keep you from acting out your dreams while asleep. But if you start to wake up before the REM cycle is complete, you may find yourself
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Hii ndo tafsiri sahihi ya kilichomtokea mtoa mada. Laiti ingeweza kutafsiriwa ili wengi wetu waweze kuelewa vizuri nini kinazungumziwa. Kwa bahati mbaya baadhi ya maneno itakua vigumu kuipata tafsiri yake hasa hizo "scientific terms".
 
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