Jai Knihy

Have you ever gotten trapped in a parallel state of consciousness, somewhere between sleeping and wakefulness, unable to breathe for the pressure on your chest, heart palpitating, out of body, paralyzed, unable to move?Have you ever awakened, from a surreal dream state, vocal cords frozen, unable to call out for help, even to someone laying right beside you?Have you ever had the sensation of floating out of your physical body, sinking or falling, weightless, adrift …and what or who is that presence in the room? This is no small thing, not necessarily the ramblings of someone experiencing a psychotic break. But that’s exactly what it sounds like and how it feels … Until after the sigh of relief that “it” is over, and the shallow breath of fear inhaled, waiting … wondering … will I survive the next one? Will this ever stop? If any of this sounds familiar, know that you are not alone. It is far more common than anyone wants to admit. I have been there. When I’d had enough, I started doing my homework and research. It is not so much about what I “found,” but what I “lost.” I lost a knee jerk reaction to falling into fear of the unknown because it became known. In this book, I share my findings.JAI