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<li><p>Yes</p></li>
<li><p>Yes- and they are very bizarre. Most of my dreams revolve around wacky events and… death. However, many of my “death” dreams deviate from the norm, where in my case I am the one killing people or watching death happen. I probably sound like a nut job, but such flagellation’s often involve supposed terrorists, and I am the good person who is making right in the world. haha!</p></li>
<li><p>No, at least never been able to. Guess I don’t have the matrix skills.</p></li>
<li><p>Nope, no inception for moi!</p></li>
<li><p>YES- well, it happened once, last week. I believe you are referring to sleep paralysis, and it generally happens to most humans at least one or two times in their life. During REM sleep, the brain stem secretes acetylcholine that immobilizes body movement, to prevent one from acting out their dreams. It happens when your body basically is between sleeping stages. I was trying to fall asleep and suddenly, I could not move at all. I tried to call my mom, but I couldn’t make any noise. My heart rate was exceedingly fast and I became paranoid about aliens outside my window, lol (blame sci-fi movies!). It was quite the outlandish experience, but I would like to experience it again some time.</p></li>
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