Thread: Auditory Hypnagogia: write what you hear.

Oh, and I tend to hear someone walking or opening doors a lot.

Originally Posted by Queen Zukin

I hear this pretty much every night before I go to bed. Sometimes I write the good ones in my dream journal if I can be arsed to wake myself back up. I'll try to write some more down for you if you want. Here's the most recent one I posted, but it's like a week old.

"Be very important to us and go to the mitochondria."

Mitrochondria is a organelle in a cell. Why would that be important?

Originally Posted by LucidInvader

Mitrochondria is a organelle in a cell. Why would that be important?

Hate to burst your bubble but sometimes hypnagogic hallucinations are unclear and lack logic. But to answer your question: In my opinion i'd guess it could be the nucleus of the cell ordering 'Queen Zukin' to go the mitochondria and perform a task. Which would be some kind of energy production/process.

Originally Posted by Rissalecki

Hate to burst your bubble but sometimes hypnagogic hallucinations are unclear and lack logic. But to answer your question: In my opinion i'd guess it could be the nucleus of the cell ordering 'Queen Zukin' to go the mitochondria and perform a task. Which would be some kind of energy production/process.

He said sometimes I write the good ones, I just don't see how that's a good one and you didn't burst my bubble because that wasn't what I was getting at.

Originally Posted by LucidInvader

He said sometimes I write the good ones, I just don't see how that's a good one and you didn't burst my bubble because that wasn't what I was getting at.

Oh i see, haha its all good, i like the trippy ones. Okay.

I mostly only hear someone shouting my name. Either usually a friend or my dad.

Yeh, i've definitely gotten a lot of loud shouting/screaming.


by the way you guys should check this thread of mine out
http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/cat-st...oin-me-106177/

(Tomorrow part 2 starts for me.)

Anyone who has an organized waking time and bed time should do this, and post results. This induction technique can produce up to 4 lucids a week, and of course you dont have to follow my schedule. Also check out the actual tutorial here : CAT Tutorial - Dreamviews Lucid Dreaming Community & Resource

Rissalecki fukin king! lol i love the location and the updated LD count great thread man
to in the mirror 92 the cracks u hear might not be hallucinations my house makes random loud crack noises in the middle of the night all the time
ive heard loud card shuffling noises and the menu for call of duty music and plastic straw stretching noises all gettin louder and louder untill i fell into another dream
its pretty intensse

Haha, when I first read the title of this thread "screaming and yelling!" came straight to mind.

I don't know why people always talk about the imagery and not the auditory aspect of hypnogogic states. The sounds have always been so startling to me. It's relieving to hear so many others hear screams and yelling too, haha.

I hear slamming doors as well, kids playing and party chatter.

I don't remember any lines right now though i can't wait to read the rest of this and add my own later =))

Last night it was churchbells for me, getting louder and louder. All this was accompanied by this weird rainbowspiralthing

Saw a black buisness woman explaining something and she said "toxic red" and then i thought about it and stopped hallucinating

Last night, I heard something about "more collagen."

It's been a while, but had an scary experience:

I had first the feeling that I weighted 3000 pounds, my heart beat slowly, but irregular. I heard : "This is how it feels like when there is too much gravity..."
Instantly, I had the feeling that I was flipped up side down, that I was flying. My heart beat very quickly and irregular. I got extremely scared. I heard at the same time: "and that's the feeling you get when there's no gravity at all!"

It was kind intensive and scared the hell out of me

This morning before a WILD attempt: "You should try it now"

About thirty minutes later (on a separate attempt) I had my first WILD.

I was lying in bed trying to wild a couple mornings ago, when suddenly, from outside my door, I heard a woman shout "DON'T PAY ATTENTION TO THOSE THINGS IT-"
as soon as I started paying attention though, the voice was gone, but I was really creeped out.

Other than maybe imagining music, I don't get a lot of this. But last month, I was lying still in bed one morning after waking, trying to remember a dream, when I heard a random voice shout "Throw them in the brig!" Um, no thank you, I'm awake now!

hmm maybe excess hypnopompicness hahaha

I rarely get these before sleep, but during deep meditation or when i try to WILD I hear a loud white noise followed by the sound of Super Mario collecting a coin, that familiar "pliing" sound, but these happen as i'm transitioning into the dreamworld.

And i've had numerous occasions where I've heard someone yell my name from outside my door during WILD attempts, even though I'm totally aware that no one is home. The creepiest one would be the time when I heard something, which sounded like it was right next to my ear say "Don't do that, go to sleep, or I'll have to force you to stop." I jolted up out of my SP vibrations and looked around the room, but of course there was nothing. (that i could see anyway)

I wish mine were as funny as the stuff some of you hear. :E

I usually hear songs and I can control them like adding beats, changing melody and stuff. So yeah after some time in SP my head turns into MP3 player...

I once heard a man with a rough voice whispering, "You're going to die now". It terrified me, but that's because it happened before I knew what SP was.

That's the only actual hallucination I've heard in SP that involves talking; everything else is rushing noises, the sound of a heavy object vibrating against the wall, the sound of a low-volume jet turbine, or windchime-like sounds.

just had one last night (probably because i was reading this thread), it was after a terrifying sleep paralysis episode where i saw a creepy alien-ghost-thing at the edge of my bed.

after the SP let go of its hold on me and that 'thing' disappeared i calmed down and tried to drift off when suddenly i heard "SLEEP." in a very feminine but demanding hypnotic tone. scared the crap out of me.

ultranova, i'm pretty jealous of your hynagogic audio now, i've heard music before too but only once or twice, you've got a gift :E

Originally Posted by grischkaja008

"This is how it feels like when there is too much gravity..."



"and that's the feeling you get when there's no gravity at all!"

That is frickin' wild.

While falling asleep a few nights ago, I heard the sound of falling glass shatter to my left. Immediately and from out of nowhere a woman comes from the right and goes straight to it like a fast ghost, moving pass me to the glass, but right through me!

I was caught off guard by how it felt having this woman run pass me with super speed and experience the sensation of another "being" running through me like that. It woke me up a little but not in a scary way, it was just very different. I could even say it felt good, but really strange!

The first auditory hallucination I've had, that I remember. This morning, as I was trying to fall asleep and WILD, I was annoyed at my dad for knocking on my brother's door to wake him up, distrupting my WILD attempt in the process. A few minutes later, I must have been in some hypnagogic state because I heard him say right by my closed door:

"Alyssa, are you going to go to the gym?"

Btw, Alyssa is my real name. The sound woke me up, and I felt intense annoyance that he had woken me up when I was almost succesfully WILDing. I was about to reply to him but didn't want to, and decided not to, but feared he'd just try to ask me again and bother me more if I didn't. After a few seconds, I finally realized that the question had made no sense. I never go to the gym, and my dad would have no reason to ask me that, and I must have hallucinated it.

What strikes me is how real it felt. If the question had made sense, like if he had asked if I want any coffee or something, I probably would still believe it had really happened.