Were You Attacked By Demons Frequently?

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So, there was a sense of disturbing presence in the room, a young child, skipping around the bed and singing nursery rhymes. Or, the child would sit by the side and start talk in some strange languages. Then, one night, the tot asked a strange personal question. When he could not get the answer, the child suddenly transformed into a "horrendous demon". Or, for many days the room has been filled with unexplained renovation noises, people talking to each other and all of a sudden someone appears by the bedside trying to suffocate the life out of you with a pillow. If you are having these experiences on the frequent, don't panic an most of all, make a call for Ghost busters. According to medical experts, there is a valid medical explanation for this and it is being diagnosed as Sleep Paralysis. Experts say that this condition would make the affected person become conscious while their muscles remain in the ultra-relaxed state that prevent them from acting out their dreams. It is equally surprising that conducted surveys put the number of sleep paralysis sufferers to be between about 5 percent and 60 percent of the population. According to the article, this disorder answers a lot of paranormal experiences like the strange paranormal presence in a room, someone turning into a demon, demonic attacks, alien abductions, ghosts and ghouls. Like the feeling of being suffocated by demons or the pushing down on the chest is but the attempt of making the involuntary automatic breathing pattern into voluntary control leading to the suffocation experience. I am not invalidating anyone but what the medical experts are saying does appear to hold some ground. However, it is hard to refute that paranormal exist especially when people have encounters during waking hours. Now, there are experiences it when we are awake, I cannot invalidate that demons do not exist when we are asleep. Can we? Sleep Paralysis http://news.yahoo.com/strange-sleep-disorder-makes-people-see-demons-152946861.html MacKinnon's Artistic Images of Sleep Paralysis http://www.livescience.com/28312-sleep-paralysis-spooky-art-images.html