I am scared of my bed.
By joan reyes
@joanreyes00 (43)
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
13 responses
@Treesaver4future (28)
• Portland, Oregon
22 Aug 15
You are not crazy! This is what some call out of body experience or astral projection. Some people try to get to the point where they can willingly do so. Sounds like it happened for you by accident! Many consider it a gift. Don't be afraid if it happens again. I am wondering, where you aware of being in a dream when you were watching yourself sleep? Could you control your actions?
I have not experienced astral projection myself, but I have had unintentional lucid dreams, where I was aware of myself being in a dream and I could temporarily control what I did in that dream. I thought it was a very interesting experience. This reminds me, I'd like to try to get to the point I can willingly become lucid in my dreams and maybe peruse around my subconscious. Sounds like an adventure!
@joanreyes00 (43)
• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
22 Aug 15
Thank you, every time i learn something new, how do i follow you? i am new here, sorry.
@cmoneyspinner (9221)
• Austin, Texas
5 Sep 15
The explanation @Treesaver provided is the only one I've heard of for what you described. Sounds like an interesting topic to do more study on. I don't know anybody who can do this at will. You're definitely NOT crazy. It's a very common occurrence.
@Treesaver4future (28)
• Portland, Oregon
22 Aug 15
@joanreyes00 You are welcome! It took me a few to figure out where the follow button way, if you go to a persons profile, it's on the right of where their name and info showed up, but I have to scroll to the right, otherwise it's hidden from view. :)
@nitinnair89 (2900)
• India
21 Aug 15
What makes you scared? Is it the dreams or the darkness of the night? And what happened to you while sleeping?
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@joanreyes00 (43)
• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
21 Aug 15
I was watching myself, is that normal? of course not.
@joanreyes00 (43)
• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
21 Aug 15
Maybe a dream, i left my body or a little bit of both.
@abhisainani (7)
• Pune, India
22 Aug 15
I have had similar experience of watching myself sleep. In my case I was floating in the air, close to the roof, while I saw myself sleeping.
Another time I was sitting at the door, watching myself sleep (the days when I slept on the floor).
As rightly said by @Treesaver4future, it is because of astral projection. We all go on astral journeys while we're asleep, but we don't remember it. It was by chance that you did remember your astral memory.
In case you're curious, you could read about it here:
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search This article is about the paranormal concept. For the psychedelic trance musical band, see Astral Projection (band). For physical travel to other stars, see Interstellar travel. "The Separat
@joanreyes00 (43)
• Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
22 Aug 15
Wuaoooooo, you just got me off guard, nice information, i really thought i was getting crazy, i will investigate more about it. thanks man.
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@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
28 Aug 15
No you are not crazy . You are just dreaming , so better wake up now! 
@arthurchappell (45002)
• Preston, England
9 Sep 15
a sense of being outside your own body watching yourself is a very common dream subject. Nothing unusual and certainly not crazy.
@Lushlala (4028)
• Gaborone, Botswana
27 Aug 15
Oh Lordy Lord, that would freak me out. it would be my worst nightmare, because my bed is my haven! It's definitely NOT normal. It was probably just a very, very bad dream!
