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A common hallucination in those who experience sleep paralysis

>>5281
Really? Why must he be wearing a hat?

>>5284
do your own fucking research retard how hard is it to type "hat man sleep paralysis" into a searchbar
must you be spoonfed?

>>5285
As if I can trust any search engine's algorithm, retard

>>5289
So… is it better to trust one or more random people on an imageboard?

>>5285
Chill anon..

>>5290
Assuming we are all like-minded conspiracy anons, as well as female, then yes.

Black Ladies’ man

He's the hat man, ski-ba-di-bo-da-ba-do.

>>5276
Why do you ask? Has anyone ITT really seen it?

LORD RAIDEN

if i understand correctly its essentially one representation of the saturn archetype. from what i have heard he only shows up as a hallucination when the person seeing him or someone close to the person seeing him dies or is about to die. he is described as being the cause of the death, but not in a murderous killing intent type way but more in the sense that he presides over death. so essentially like a modern grim reaper, which is just another representation of saturn. i can go into more detail about saturn correspondences if anyone is interested.

>>5343
>i can go into more detail about saturn correspondences if anyone is interested.
Please do. I've seen another person say he's Moloch too

>>5343
I've had sleep paralysis but have never seen a figure. In fact, I've never seen anything because my eyes were always closed and could not open during my sleep paralysis. I've also went through a phase quite some years ago where every night, sometimes more than once, I'd become paralyzed.
With this said, what is the difference between different types of sleep paralysis? Why do some people see a man in a hat versus other images or nothing at all?

>>5343
Please share your knowledge.
>>5347
I've only had sleep paralysis once and I couldn't open my eyes or move. I was lying in a ''Z'' position (I used to sleep in a fetal position back in the day but that still felt weird and uncomfortable because of the 45º angle my legs were doing, parallel to the end of the bed). I felt a dark malevolent presence and managed to slightly open my eyes. I could only percieve a vampire-like tall completely black figure who whispered some shit to my ear and pressed/touched my neck. My head was turned to the wall. Before that I already knew about sleep paralysis but I believed everything was about the visual hallucinations. Maybe it just was my good ol' pedo cousin.

>>5348
Do people really feel a presence? Every time I've had sleep paralysis it's just the feeling of being unable to breath and the panic that ensues. I never hear anything or feel anything on my neck but people describe pretty much what you just described. I mostly get sleep paralysis if I am lying completely straight with my head facing straight on. Now I tilt my head to either side if I want to sleep straight.

>>5349
I really did feel a presence. It felt like something in between a dream and reality (sounds dumb but I don't know how to describe it). So you can condition yourself into having sleep paralysis depending on how you go to sleep? That's almost good luck.

>>5351
Yeah I guess I can force myself to have it if I sleep completely straight and rigid but I don't want to because I hate it, it feels like if I don't break out of it then I'll die. If I wanted to die in my sleep I don't want to feel it happening kek