Somnus and ambulare, translated from Latin, means sleep and walk. Somnambulism is a phenomenon in which a person performs an action while in a state of sleep. At the same time, the sleeping person can behave adequately and purposefully. He does what he is dreaming of at the moment.
A typical picture: a person gets out of his bed at night, his eyes are open, and he begins to perform a series of clear, coordinated and stereotyped actions. At the same time, the look is frozen, which expresses absolutely nothing. After completing certain actions without waking up, the person goes back to his bed. In the morning, the sleepwalker has vague memories of his "night journey."
According to some experts, sleepwalking is a subspecies of going to the astral plane. It has not yet been possible to unravel this phenomenon. Nevertheless, the accounts of some eyewitnesses confirm the correctness of this theory.
Strange dreams. Eyewitness Valentina
I am 17 years old, now I am undergoing treatment in a psychiatric clinic. With a nervous breakdown and disorders in some part of the brain, I was brought here by an ambulance three weeks ago.
For several weeks in a row, every night I had the same dream:
“I wake up in the middle of a dirty river. Something grabs my legs and pulls the cart down. I wake up awake when I die in my sleep. The pain in my lungs is like I was drowning."
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Then I woke up in the middle of the night and went to the kitchen to pour myself some water. I returned to my room and saw myself sleeping there! Something black stood over my bed and stroked my sleeping head. My legs gave way from fear and I fell. In the morning I woke up on the floor, where I fell.
