I have strange powers...?

Good news--this is actually normal.

Many people hallucinate when they fall in or out of sleep. Often it's accompanied by sleep paralysis--the body is paralyzed but you can still see. It's actually thought that this is the cause of so-called "alien abductions" and many people do experience exactly what you are describing. The often also feel a pressure on their chest. By the way, sleep paralysis is very common, the numbers I've heard are from 30% to 100% of the population. Not everyone hallucinates.

http://watarts.uwaterloo.ca/~acheyne/S_P.html

And this does occur right when people are falling asleep or waking up. Essentially the mind and body are both somewhere between being awake and being asleep.

Here's an article about the Harvard professor who figured out the alien abduction business:

http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/2005/09.22/11-a...

From the above article: "Electric sensations zing through their bodies, which may rise up in levitation."

And finally, I have experienced sleep paralysis many times, along with some minor hallucinations (but no floating). It's no big deal.

p.s. Hallucinations and dreams seem real. Surely you've woken in terror from a nightmare that you were convinced was real. And obviously the people who believe that they are survivors of "alien abductions" also believe that what they saw and remember happening to them was genuine.

EDIT: A quote from the first reference in regards to your falling and roller coaster sensation:

"Horrible sensations of falling or rising at high speed. Like a lift or driving down a hill. G- acceleration and deceleration. Almost makes you want to throw up." The floating is usually described as less violent than this, however."

What you describe are textbook symptoms of sleep paralysis with hallucinations--no magic and nothing to be concerned about.

EDIT 2: I have no doubt that you are convinced you are experiencing this--in that sense it is real. The sleep paralysis sense of floating is not like falling in a dream--you essentially are awake and you can see normally. That's why it's so freaky. If you are positive it is not sleep paralysis or a dream you need to see a psychiatrist (best) or a Ph.D. psychologist. Do this as soon as possible--set up something today. If your doctor becomes an obstacle for getting help, find another way--it's important. By the way, if you are in you late teens or early twenties, you especially need to take this seriously. Regardless of what you think is going on, trust me on this one. Good luck.

p.s. Can you move your body--your head, arms, etc. while you are floating (or if you've never noticed, maybe just before or after)? If not, there's no question it's sleep paralysis. If your body stays stiff, that also suggests sleep paralysis--how could your body possibly do this if floating? If you were really floating things would bend.

Let me put it this way--if someone is lying on their back in bed in the morning and experiences unusual things--and floating is one of the most common--the chance that this is due to sleep paralysis is extremely high. That's precisely when this happens. This is the only time most people would experience anything remotely like this, and it's common. If someone does not experience delusions or hallucinations at other times of the day, I can pretty much guarantee you it's sleep paralysis.

I assume that you won't challenge the observaton that people do hallucinate during sleep paralysis and that it often seems real. There's no reason to think that you're any different--it's just how the human brain works and plays tricks on us--all of us. Sometimes the only way to distinguish hallucinations from reality is that they are impossible--the laws of physics cannot be violated for example. And you've already noted this--which is better than a lot of people. For sleep paralysis, you don't even need to think of it as an hallucination--it's essentially a dream intruding on the waking state. It's really creepy.

Some of the other possibilites, such as schizophrenia or a brain tumor would be much more difficult to deal with, by the way.

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Don't worry.

I've experienced similar.

Not levitating but moving things without touching them, moving power to something just by touch. And about that last one, without being a part of a circuit.

Email me if you want to talk about it more.

Hope to hear from you soon.

You say twice that you "wake up". That suggest to me that this is just a dream that you are remembering. It is normal.

dude that's cool. i believe you. i'm also an atheist, but levitating isn't really about religion or spirituality. it's more of a science thinng. go here:

http://vortexscience.com/

its called getting high my friend XD

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