Sleep paralysis
 

Anyone suffer from that condition besides me?

I can't sleep on my back because of it. If I do, i get it.. not very fun.

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Very much so along with the condition of dreaming within a dream in multiples.
Best way to describe that is waking up from bad dream to only notice something amiss and waking up again but then something else is amiss and this keeps going until your unsure of reality when you wake.

I can relate to that, but I don't think I did more than 3 levels in a row. But it's still freaking out... the only thing I like is when I'm on vacation or on the road I know it won't happen, because if it does happen i'll know I'm not in the right place and then just wake up.

pretty intense :(

I think it has gone on into the 9 to 10 times range before. Really sucks ass if its a real bad dream.

One time someone drugged me on K and I had a really bad dream that was in the 20x range.. so I'm telling you never do dissociative drugs like thate or DXM cause you seem to be vulnerable to that kind of shit :helpme

I have been given several drugs in the hospital that really added to it.

Oh as a bonus diazepam er Valium makes dreams even more vivid and real as a side effect (I am on it). Thankfully I am off the others that added to that effect, or rarely take them.

I have never had a good trip with any hallucinogenic either, not that I use drugs really. I just experimented some during my early 20's with LSD, mushrooms, and peyote. Now it is just prescribed for my pain or whatnot, pot, and very occasionally alcohol.

If my experiences with ketamine are anything to go by, reawaking 20 levels into a dream is the least of your worries.

Sounds like a job for:

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i think it's safe to say that the crucifix shotgun revolver is about the most badass nonexistant movie weapon i've seen...

that sucks...