This transcript seems to be an excerpt from an experiment conducted by a group of individuals, possibly for a YouTube video or podcast. They are attempting to induce sleep paralysis, a state in which a person is awake but unable to move, typically during the early stages of sleep.
The host of the experiment, referred to as "the business of Masleniki", describes his initial disbelief and fear at the prospect of entering a state of sleep paralysis. He mentions that he has received tens of thousands of messages from viewers who have experienced this state themselves. The host, along with two others, decide to attempt to enter this state together in a house they've rented for the purpose of the experiment.
They prepare the house with various medical equipment, including a professional medical snare and a device for measuring pulse. The host then describes the method of entering sleep paralysis: being tired, sleeping on your back, and relaxing as much as possible. The host repeats the phrase "winter" to help induce sleep paralysis.
The experiment begins and the host describes his experiences, including a sense of panic and a feeling of being watched. He describes seeing shadows and hearing strange noises, which he attributes to his heightened state of alertness. The host also mentions receiving an electric shock as part of the experiment, which he describes as a "slight feeling of panic."
Despite the initial fear and panic, the host describes the experience as an "experiment" and not a "mockery." He emphasizes that all the medical equipment used is intended to understand the truth of the services and not to harm anyone.
The host describes the sensations of sleep paralysis as being in a borderline state between sleep and reality, with images and sounds that make you feel helpless. Despite his initial fears and the strange experiences he describes, the host concludes that he has not yet experienced sleep paralysis and that the sensation of chest pain he felt was due to him choking.
The transcript ends with the host reflecting on the experience and the strange sensations he felt during the experiment.
1. The speaker describes their experience with sleep paralysis and how they attempted to enter this state voluntarily. They discuss their preparation, including using medical equipment, and the methods they used to attempt to enter this state .
2. The speaker describes the sensations they experienced during the experiment, including a feeling of being in a borderline state between sleep and reality .
3. The speaker mentions that they attempted to enter sleep paralysis by first getting tired, sleeping on their back, and then relaxing as much as possible. They repeat a phrase, "winter," and mention different methods they planned to use to wake them up, including being on the radio, receiving a light, getting an electric shock, and being woken up personally .
4. The speaker discusses the equipment used in the experiment, including cameras, portable monitors, tripods, and motion sensors. They also mention a sports bracelet for measuring heart rate, which was used in the experiment .
5. The speaker describes the conditions of the house they conducted the experiment in, noting it was an old house with a draft and that it was filled with mirrors .
6. The speaker mentions that they experienced a slight feeling of panic during the experiment, and they felt their body go numb .
7. The speaker discusses the electroencephalogram, a device used to measure brain activity, and how it showed sharp jerky vibrations indicating bursts of brain activity when they first saw this .
8. The speaker mentions that they received tens of thousands of messages after a video with an experiment on entering sleep paralysis, and many of these messages were from people who claimed to have experienced this state themselves .
9. The speaker describes the process of entering sleep paralysis, mentioning that it involves a state of exhaustion, sleeping on one's back, and relaxation. They also mention the use of a sports bracelet for measuring heart rate .
10. The speaker discusses the sensations they experienced during the experiment, including a feeling of being in a borderline state between sleep and reality. They mention the use of certain methods to induce sleep paralysis, such as being on the radio, receiving a light, or getting an electric shock .
11. The speaker discusses the equipment used in the experiment, including cameras, portable monitors, tripods, and motion sensors. They also mention a sports bracelet for measuring heart rate, which was used in the experiment .
12. The speaker describes the conditions of the house they conducted the experiment in, noting it was an old house with a draft and that it was filled with mirrors .
13. The speaker mentions that they experienced a slight feeling of panic during the experiment, and they felt their body go numb .
14. The speaker discusses the electroencephalogram, a device used to measure brain activity, and how it showed sharp jerky vibrations indicating bursts of brain activity when they first saw this .
15. The speaker mentions that they received tens of thousands of messages after a video with an experiment on entering sleep paralysis, and many of these messages were from people who claimed to have experienced this state themselves .