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lucid paralysis

a lucid paralysis is a sleep paralysis that isn't a nightmare, like without monsters or stuff (neutral or equalivent to good lucid dream)

How this happens:
You know, on sleep paralysis you can't move. And that makes you panic which is the direct cause for sleep paralysis. Panic. Basically like in a lucid nightmare. But if your life is all sunshines and rainbows or you're a calm person, you might get lucky with a lucid paralysis.

Ex:
X: "I just experienced a lucid paralysis, I'm so fucking lucky"
Y: "What the hell is that"
X: "Basically a good one"
Y: "Okay lucky ig"
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lucid paralysis

a lucid paralysis is a good version of a sleep paralysis. (Neutral, not scary, calm, or sunshines and rainbows)

How this works:
You know you can't move in sleep paralysis and that causes you to panic. That's the exact reason why you hallucinate a 10ft tall monster nearby. It's like in a lucid nightmare, if you think of something bad, it happens. But if you're a calm person and didn't panic, you might get a good opposite version of sleep paralysis; lucid paralysis.

Example:
X: hey man I just experienced lucid paralysis last night
Y: what's that dude
X: a good sleep paralysis
Y: ohh okay

lucid paralysis

a lucid paralysis is a good version of a sleep paralysis. (Neutral, not scary, calm, or sunshines and rainbows)

How this works:
You know you can't move in sleep paralysis and that causes you to panic. That's the exact reason why you hallucinate a 10ft tall monster nearby. It's like in a lucid nightmare, if you think of something bad, it happens. But if you're a calm person and didn't panic, you might get a good opposite version of sleep paralysis; lucid paralysis.

Example:
X: hey man I just experienced lucid paralysis last night
Y: what's that dude
X: a good sleep paralysis
Y: ohh okay
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