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Why would you hear voices and or music right before falling asleep or just after waking?
In Silence..You hear the Sound of Silence. People who can hear voices or music is because they are very peaceful and their mind very still. You can hear the Sound of Silence if you meditate and still your mind. _____________ This may have nothing whatever to do with religion or the occult. Experiences like this can be quite natural, even if they appear to be similar to hallucinations. When they happen while falling asleep they are called 'hypnagogic', and when they happen while waking they are called 'hypnopompic'.
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What does the term 'pillow talk' mean?
Pillow talk refers to conversation between a couple in bed. It often occurs before falling asleep, after waking up, and after sexual relations. It often has to do with important topics such as relational issues, decision making, and growing in emotional intimacy between partners.
How did the character Mel Silver in the tvseries Waking the dead die?
Mel died by falling 5 stories after being pushed by a women called Emily.
What is the falling action of Catching Fire?
The falling action would most likely be when Katniss is waking up from being electrocuted and being picked up by the capitols aircraft. And is then caught trying to kill Haymitch with a syringe.
When is waking the dead series 9 available to buy on DVD?
Scheduled release date for DVD set is April 4th 2011 hoping its on tv before then
How much money did Waking Ned Devine gross domestically?
Waking Ned Devine grossed $24,793,251 in the domestic market.
Have you ever had the experience of sleeping on a train and waking up in a completely different city?
Yes, some people have experienced falling asleep on a train and waking up in a different city.
What does shnap mean?
It is the act of falling asleep on the toilet. A combination of the words sh*t and nap. As in the sentence," Every time I go out drinking the night before, I find myself waking up from a shnap at work."
How can one creatively describe the process of falling asleep in writing?
One can creatively describe the process of falling asleep as a gradual journey into a realm of tranquility and dreams, where the mind slowly drifts away from the waking world, like a gentle boat floating on a calm sea towards the shores of slumber.
What is the sign of a recovering addict relapsing?
asking for money,being broke , lots of time in the bathroom,falling asleep nodding off drooling on themself,waking up sick.hope this was helpful.
What happens to your heartbeat if you are asleep?
Compared to waking, it drops a bit.
What is Rip Van Winkle famous for doing during his long sleep?
Rip Van Winkle is famous for falling asleep for 20 years and waking up to find that everything around him had changed.
What does the term 'pillow talk' mean?
Pillow talk refers to conversation between a couple in bed. It often occurs before falling asleep, after waking up, and after sexual relations. It often has to do with important topics such as relational issues, decision making, and growing in emotional intimacy between partners.
Can you give the meaning of arouses?
the meaning of arouses is waking up from asleep
When your asleep how does your body wake up?
By noise or somebody waking you up.
What is something pictured in your mind called?
You can call it a mental image if you are awake, or a dream if you are asleep. If you get this kind of vivid picture while you are in the process of waking or falling asleep, you might call it a hypnopompic or hypnagogic hallucination. Otherwise, it could be called an hallucination if it is connected with some pathological or drug related cause.
Were any Everly Brothers songs ever banned anywhere?
Yes. "Wake Up Little Susie" was banned in Boston for its slightly suggestive lyrics. It was about a couple falling asleep at a drive-in theater and waking up after curfew.
What is insomina?
Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterized by difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, or waking up too early and not being able to fall asleep again. It can be caused by stress, anxiety, depression, or other underlying health conditions. Treatment typically involves improving sleep hygiene, addressing underlying issues, and sometimes medication or therapy.
