Last night I had another night terror. It hasnt occured to me for some time but I have experienced the before. Basically what happens in a night terror is that too much seratonin is in a particular part of your brain (seratonin helps you fall asleep, it gives you that nice relaxed feeling when you are real tired.), this causes the brain to go into REM too quickly resulting in you seeing both reality and dream world at the same time. This can occur both going into a dream and out of.

Usually I get night terrors going into a dream but last night I woke from a dream and suddenly realised that there was a big dog that had lunged on top of me in bed, it felt very real and I couldnt move or anything. I was lying there and could see the room around me whilst lying in bed(kind of a skewed perception) but at the same had some dog/wolf pounce on me, since I was in the state of mind that I wouldve been in a dream I didnt think to myself "Well, this cant be real as there are no dogs in the house". After 30 seconds of freaking out it stopped and I snapped out of this weird reality.
Anyone else had this happen to them?
Rarrr Reviewed by Rarrr on . Night terrors Last night I had another night terror. It hasnt occured to me for some time but I have experienced the before. Basically what happens in a night terror is that too much seratonin is in a particular part of your brain (seratonin helps you fall asleep, it gives you that nice relaxed feeling when you are real tired.), this causes the brain to go into REM too quickly resulting in you seeing both reality and dream world at the same time. This can occur both going into a dream and out of. Usually Rating: 5