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Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep

 
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Its either demons which are real i know that that for a fact, because i had physical contact with them with 2 other witnesses, or its a truck moving pass your house.
Luke 6:22 Blessed are ye, when men shall hate you, and when they shall separate you from their company, and shall reproach you, and cast out your name as evil, for the Son of man's sake.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
happend to me 2 times ,,

very slight tremble ,,too soft to be an earth quake or tremor.. to much to be considerd muscles or nerves shifting..

i cant explain it, logicly i wanna say its simple settling of the house or foundation but.. my room is the only one that did it.. it hasnt happen recently but.. i must point out ,, my room has alot of electronics..

so offwall theory.. energy emitted into the room in abundance via tv computer radio lights ect.. could be causing some sort of time tremor... Quantum mechanics ..alone
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not for me, no tv or computer in my bedroom, a clock is all.
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06/18/2012 01:18 PM
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
This is the earth pulling negative energies from your body - shaking them loose so to speak. When it happens, think about what you experienced during the day. Were you upset, did someone offend you? that type of thing. If the shaking disturbs you, simply ask God to keep your bed nice and calm during the night and it will be so. This is just a natural occurance. Walking barefoot also allows the negativity to escape during the day. This will help.
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06/18/2012 01:22 PM
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Holy waters - sprinkles on your bed.

Worked on my sister.
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06/18/2012 01:25 PM
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Maybe your Air conditioner vibrates your wall
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
the crazy is coming out extra hard for you lately huh?
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06/18/2012 01:28 PM
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Did you check for bedbugs? If you've got a few billion of them under there, the collective movement could be moving your bed.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
i blame the magnetosphere when my bed shakes :P
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
My bed vibrates as well, not from an earthquake, but from my body vibrating.
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Oh that..

.. DNA upgrade.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
It doesn't happen every night, but on frequent occasions, as I stop moving, find a comfortable position in bed, and everything becomes quiet and still, I will begin to feel vibrations and or shakes on my bed.

In the past I assumed it was either my own heart beat or my wife moving her leg, etc... My wife has also had these experiences. Two nights ago, as she and I were falling asleep, she suddeny says, "Do you feel that?"

At first I said no, but then right away, as I paid more attention, I could absolutely feel it. Our bed was very, ever so slightly swaying back and forth (headboard to footboard).

Our bedroom is upstairs, but I don't know if that makes any difference or not. The only thing we can compare the swaying sensation to is the time we had several large construction-type vehicles (excavators, front loaders, etc) booming no more than 100 yards from our home. The booms from these machines, as they pounded into the ground, shook our house very noticeably. The difference is that we only notice this type of activity when everything is still and quiet and we are in bed.

Weird, huh? Maybe it's seismic activity. Maybe "they're" digging tunnels underground somewhere close by. who knows?

At least we know we're not crazy. :) Anyone else experience this?
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From Corpus Christi... My boyfriend woke me up to see if I felt the vibrations that he was feeling. I could feel it more on his side of the bed and as we walked around the house I could feel it too. He said it felt like a 60 hz vibration like something you'd get off of a heavy motor.

To me it felt like someone's throat against my feet and they were humming, sort of a pins and needles but with blunt tips.

He could feel it outside on the grass and the concrete but I could not.
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07/07/2012 07:41 AM
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some people pay for that
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Astral vibrations
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Astral vibrations
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Can you expand on that answer please?
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
it's not your bed it's you, It means your soul is trying to leave your body. Have you had an OBE before? Astral projection? Learn to recognize when it happens and go with it.
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Astral vibrations
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11171736


Can you expand on that answer please?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18918191


When deeply relaxed, before the body chemicals responsible for sleep paralysis kick in, there is a period of energetic vibration felt. Many call it astral vibrations, at first it is a slow heartbeat like pulse, the deeper it goes, the faster it gets. Freaks some people out, they think they are about to have a heart attack when practicing to astral travel. I'm speaking from experience, but you can also Google it for other experiences.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Astral vibrations
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11171736


Can you expand on that answer please?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 18918191


When deeply relaxed, before the body chemicals responsible for sleep paralysis kick in, there is a period of energetic vibration felt. Many call it astral vibrations, at first it is a slow heartbeat like pulse, the deeper it goes, the faster it gets. Freaks some people out, they think they are about to have a heart attack when practicing to astral travel. I'm speaking from experience, but you can also Google it for other experiences.
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Thanks but I don't see how it applies, as we were both wide awake and walking around the house and in the yard. This went on for 20 minutes while we tried to figure out what could be causing the vibrations.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Happened to me a few weeks ago. ut i was just on efexor first days ...
I had a really hard vibe, more than a tremor i had to watch the rest of the room and windows but no, only my bed trembling and vibrating like an e q. I think its because of the medications..
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Happened to me a few weeks ago. ut i was just on efexor first days ...
I had a really hard vibe, more than a tremor i had to watch the rest of the room and windows but no, only my bed trembling and vibrating like an e q. I think its because of the medications..
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Yeah that stuff can cause all sorts of weird body sensations.
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get a new bed...

end of topic...
watching the "run up" to the elections and the "hopes and dreams" that are built as a result is like watching a dead mouse that is still able to make his exercise wheel go around because his nerves are still twitching that familiar motion...
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iSeismometer on your smart phones people!

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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
I have recently met a person who claims that their bedroom vibrates and keeps them awake at night. This person says that they believe that their neighbours downstairs are running machinery. Apparently the landlord has investigated and no machinery was found and the neighbours deny owning any such machinery.

Honestly, I was wondering about this person's state of mind. This post has thrown a whole different perspective on things for me.
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This is really really strange but my dad just told me a while ago that he feels the bed vibrating or shaking when he is just about to go to sleep. He said it is been going on since the earthquake in va last year. Considering there 20 miles or so from the epicenter I thought maybe that had something to do with it.
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i feel the same thing for couple of weeks now and it started to happen after an earthquake!! .. it even happen some times when am in my bed using my laptop !!
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05/28/2013 06:38 PM
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I was laying on our sleep number bed (that does have a vibration feature) today and felt it vibrating. It was very little though. I pushed all the remote buttons and it vibrated normally but kept that little vibration when I turned it off. We unplugged the bed to make sure it wasn't a short or something... still vibrated. We could also feel it on the floor and outside. So I laid on the bed and my boyfriend went to the breaker box and turned off all the power but we don't know which switch it was, but one of them made the vibration stop. Then he went back and turned them on one by one so I could tell him when it came back on. IT DIDN'T! And hasn't come back again. My theory is that either something was running and when it stopped without power, it didn't come back on, or it reset something... but it was definitely something to do with electricity.
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I believe you. I had this same experience. I was awake and I'm not crazy. What have you found out. I can not find much on this.
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08/29/2013 11:08 PM
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
Like the OP, west Houston, vibrating bed.
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep

well your not crazy i live in a large city (toronto) it has a large population of indians in india you can get evected for bagging on walls so to get back at the apartment above you for waking you up they take a pole press it up unnder the corner of the bed above then tape a vibrator to it hurts like hell the guy above you normally they only do it when your sleeping by your self so no witness so to speak - you can defet this by taking 4 gel pads the blue ones you use for computers wrap them each in duct tape (so they dont burst) a 1 ft square pice of plywood put the leg they shake on the plywood wnd the 4 pads at each cornr to support it the gel pads stop the transfer of the speakers this alos works if your kid has large subs you can feel but if you felt the vibrations for sometime it will affect the rythem of your heart sooner or later so you should get checked
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
same here in springfteld MA.
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Are you twertin?
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Re: Confirmed that I am not crazy or delusional - My bed vibrates/shakes as I try to fall asleep
This used to happen to me quite frequently. I had even sat up in my bed and it still shook, Id move to the couch in the living room but that didn't help. It was a newer house and we were the first owners of it, but I swear it was haunted





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