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Mind Map by Team samuel lo prrones, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Team samuel lo prrones
over 6 years ago
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strange things that happen at night
- sleep paralysis
- How it feels: the person wakes up at night but can
not move this is accompanied by terrible
hallusinations
- How it feels: the person wakes up at night but can
not move this is accompanied by terrible
hallusinations
- hypnotic hallucinations
- How it feels: When the person is between sleep
and wakefulness, being conscious sees some
images in front of their eyes that they can not
control. Many times they are fearsome faces or
fantastic creatures.
- How it feels: When the person is between sleep
and wakefulness, being conscious sees some
images in front of their eyes that they can not
control. Many times they are fearsome faces or
fantastic creatures.
- Sleep paralysis
- How it feels: The person wakes up at
night but can not move. This is
accompanied by terrible hallucinations
- Somnambulism
- How it feels: It is a state totally contrary to sleep
paralysis: your consciousness is asleep, but the
muscles do not paralyze. People can walk, clean
or even leave the house asleep,
- How it feels: It is a state totally contrary to sleep
paralysis: your consciousness is asleep, but the
muscles do not paralyze. People can walk, clean
or even leave the house asleep,
- How it feels: The person wakes up at
night but can not move. This is
accompanied by terrible hallucinations
- Hypnotic hallucinations
- How it feels: When the person is between sleep and
wakefulness, being conscious sees some images in
front of their eyes that they can not control. Many
times they are fearsome faces or fantastic creature
- How it feels: When the person is between sleep and
wakefulness, being conscious sees some images in
front of their eyes that they can not control. Many
times they are fearsome faces or fantastic creature
- Speaking asleep
- How it feels: Usually, the person who suffers
from somnolence (they talk asleep) does not
even realize that. This phenomenon is totally
harmless on the psychological level. The only
drawback is that he could say something he
should not.
- How it feels: Usually, the person who suffers
from somnolence (they talk asleep) does not
even realize that. This phenomenon is totally
harmless on the psychological level. The only
drawback is that he could say something he
should not.
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