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According to research, between 8% and 40% of people experience sleep paralysis at least once in their lives. Sleep paralysis is a sleeping disorder that has been linked to anxiety, depression, and mental illness. There are, however, additional reasons. But, in layman’s terms, Sleep Paralysis occurs when you become aware (i.e. visually) in the middle of sleep or dream but all of your muscles remain paralysed. In this state, you can only see what’s around you and have hallucinations (most of the time), but you can’t move a finger or so, and your mouth muscles are turned off, so you can’t speak or scream.

Have you ever had an experience of a place or a conversation that was similar to a previous scenario/memory? You’ve been somewhere. And then you realize, “Oh no! I feel like I’ve been here before.” This mind-boggling phenomenon is known as Deja Vu, which we will discuss today. Deja Vu is a French word that means “Already Seen.” You can also visit our website www.thinklea.com to read the whole article.