Feels Like Bed Is Shaking Posted: 11-20-07 19:02pm
Sometimes right before I fall asleep it
feels as though the bed is shaking. The
bed is in fact not shaking but it feels
this way. It has happened at numerous
houses. When this happens I am awake and
I know whats going on and the shaking only
stops if I sit up. If i lie back down it
begins almost immediately. Any ideas?
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MandMs
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Posted: 11-21-07 05:07am
For how long you are experiencing this?
Does it appear every night and whenever
you lay down?
Is this shaking more like spinning
sensation (the external environment seems
to continually rotate) or rushing
sensation (the ground appears to suddenly
rush upwards)?
Have you noticed that darkened room
aggravates this experience?
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t-shirt
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Nov 2007 Posts: 2
Posted: 11-21-07 18:08pm
well the first time I remember it
happening was about 2-3 yrs ago. Its
really not a spinning or rushing. It
literally feels like a train is going by
my house and causes my bed to shake.
thats the only way i can describe it.
theres also a really light humming in my
ear. Its right before I fall asleep, so
im not fully awake, but im also definetly
not asleep. I remember what im thinking
while its happening and I can stop it by
sitting up. Most nights i sleep through
it. But some nights it prevents me from
sleeping for hours. It just continually
happens everytime I start to get
comfortable. Sometimes I just grab my leg
to see if its actually moving or if its
all in my head but I can never tell.
I've been trying to look up things online
but all i keep getting is things on
paranormal activity (which it is definetly
not) so im all out of ideas.
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PixieKat
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Joined: 20 Nov 2007 Posts: 201 Location: UT,
Posted: 11-22-07 11:55am
I have the same thing happen to me. I
tryed looking it up but couldnt find
anything so i gave up. Idk what it is,
just thought i would post to let you know
your not alone lol. Maybe what we should
do is have some one in the bed and when we
fill it start to shake ask if its really
shaking.. It could be our body shaking, or
it could be in our mind. but atleast we
would know if it was real or not. Sorry i
couldnt help to much, have a great Turkey
day!
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MandMs
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Posted: 11-26-07 04:15am
Is this coming always between sleep and
waking period?
Are you experiencing fear, awareness of a
"presence," chest or back pressure, and an
inability to breathe at that moment?
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karen_r
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Jan 2008 Posts: 24
Posted: 01-09-08 22:20pm
there are some theories about "leaving the
body" when falling asleep...or out of body
experiences...try looking up some of those
ideas. Ive heard that your whole body can
shake..but without physically shaking (odd
i know). Its up to you whether or not you
believe in it though.
They are ancient ideas mainly posted as
"new age" even though its not new. Its
just resurfacing.
