Im gonna tell u 2 stories,1. This was my 1st sleep paralysis, i woke up prolly half sleeping but paralyzed i try to move but i coodnt then i herd these whut i would consider demon moving under my bed under the blankets sizzling like snakes and going ,"ahh" in a vague sound and i try to talk but i couldnt then everything went back to normal this also happened a week later same thing. The 2nd experience was i kinda woke up i dont know if i was wide awake or half sleeping but i could see this dark shadowy hooded figer hovering near the side of my bed and then i covered my self in theblankets but then i herd it laugh in a demonic voice going,"hahaha". It sounded exacrtly like how those demons would steryotypicall laugh...and then it disapapeared.
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Sleep paralysis is pretty common, and usual only last for a few seconds, but by most accounts it feels much longer, and is terrifying.
As far as seeing a hooded figure, a "normal" (I use that almost sarcastically) person would say that you were just dreaming.
Some paranormal investigators believe that in the moments coming out of sleep, or going into sleep, we are most aware of psychic phenomenon.
I once heard the voice of a girl screaming as her mother beat her while I was drifting in and out of sleep. I felt like that was more like remote hearing as opposed to viewing.
Probably the strangest paranormal sleep activity I've had was waking up inside a dream, after being sedated in my first dream. It was very much like something from Inception.
My friend experiences this often. Being paralyzed in bed and hearing/feeling the devil/demons around you and you can't even scream. I've never experienced this but from what I've heard, it sounds terrifying. I have, however, been woken up from a deep sleep because I felt someone standing over me- so close that I woke up. No one was home except me so all I could do was curl up and close my eyes as tightly as possible until I fell asleep. Scary...
I wouldn't know, I was sleeping at the time.