Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host Deb Bowen.

And I'm Samantha Fae. We are just so delighted and honored that you have joined us this week for part

two of our question and answer series. We had so very many questions from you all over the past few

weeks that we needed to do two episodes that try to address some of the questions that you have

sent us. We're so happy to do so. We appreciate getting them from you. So we're really going to pick up

kind of from where we left off last week without much to do at all. So sit back, take a deep breath,

and I hope that you learn from and enjoy the information that we're going to share with you

from the questions we've received. So, so, Anthony, you want to read our first one? Sure. This one says,

Hi, Samantha and Deb. I really loved your show and can't explain how much it has helped me on my

own spiritual journey. Listening to you both always brings me peace and comfort. My question is about

sleep paralysis. I often find myself in an in-between state where I think I'm awake and can see all

around my room but can't actually move or speak. Then I snap out of it after what feels like a

minute or two and wake up. Usually when I'm in this in-between state, I see people in my room

very vividly. They are not frightening but just seem lost. Do you think there's a link between

sleep paralysis and mediumship? Thank you for the wonderful work you do sending love and light.

So, what happens when we go to sleep is that our body actually goes into this sleep paralysis

mode where we can't move and the body does that to protect us so that when our brain is acting out

all of our dreams, we don't actually act them out physically and move around and toss or get up

and and walk out the front door. Obviously, it doesn't always work. We have sleepwalkers and we have

people like our listener who wake up during that sleep paralysis stage but that's what it's designed

for. So, a lot of people will email us and say, oh, I think there's something negative in my room

because I keep waking up but I can't move. And that's not really true all the time. A lot of times

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