A ghost story; anyone experienced something sitting on your chest.?

I was 19 and in college , middle of the night I felt a high pressure on my chest, fully conscious , but I couldn't move , dread overtook me, something was there, it was really there it sucked my energy body out of me, I looked for a scientific explanation, all I got was a bunch of bullshit, there are energy feeding entities out there.

Scientifically they call it sleep paralysis, seeing ghostly figures, being unable to move , loss of muscle coordination, oh well thanks for defining it science ,soo very helpful.

Boeing · 36-40

Had similar experiences few times, it's a state of consciousness... are there creatures beyond the scope of our senses? Yes I believe there are, different beings and entities. Do they feed upon us? Uhm well, some may do, some cultures see disease as coming from them, attaching to your body. There is a concept I find fun, that the more you vibrate in a higher frequency, the less prone you are to them, the less they can touch you.
Well all these are stories. Our own life is a story in the end. The addiction I have to my coffee and all..stories

TomSimulation · 36-40

@Boeing nice writeup, I feel so they are existing as intelligence also feeders, when we are at our lowest state of energy sick or drunk, our energy body oozes out and they quickly feed on the incoming drain aura, which they grip and soon they materialise for moments and find themselves on your chest.The consciousness then does a paralysis, temporary cut of aura for the feeder to disengage and that portion is what we are feeling, I believe

Boeing · 36-40

@TomSimulation I carry a wild imagination, let's start from there but I believe I once sensed one, whilst in a meditation. I went anxious to my teacher and they said something and she then told me how I am not ready yet and I should relax my meditation.

I made a variety of interpretations, one of which is, once your mind is clear, you don't create these dark stories and so I'd better proceed with my meditation in a more soft and mild manner, so to not get into fearful scenarios.