A mist appeared in my bedroom what is it?
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If it's white I would think that it's someone who loves you, like a child.  Protecting you, like an angel.  Maybe it's both.  Under the covers seems as if it is seeking your comfort.  I think that the orb was her and doesn't want to scare you again.  Has your jewelry moved on your dresser/  I think that it might be different generations comming through to you.
850039
There is a castle on my cloud. In fact, I like to go there in my sleep. Aren't any floors for me to sweep, not in my castle on a cloud.
671626
you may be allergic cold wind or cotton fibre. shift your bed away from window, if sneezing still persists take steam inhaling. this may give temporary releif, if it still persists consult a Doc.
14551
I have a feeling it is your bedroom.
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It's anxiety related. Nothing bad needs to be happening for this to manifest. You could just be washing the dishes or something. It's a feeling of "impending doom", like you're about to receive bad news. It's transient anxiety and it can be helped by getting on an SSRI otherwise known as an antidepressant. These meds help eventhough you're not "depressed". Good luck.
608156
I'd guess allergies.  Have you had your house checked for mold?
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When I was 16 years old I woke up from a dream feeling frightened and I saw an apparition like you describe straightening up as if it had been bending over me. I tried to move but I couldn't and it walked into the other room and I heard a rustling noise that I thought was some papers on the table in that room. I was straining to move. I thought maybe it was my cousin who had the room next to mine up on the third story of the Victorian house I was living in. Suddenly I jerked free and I got up and walked into the other room but no one was there. A room led off from that room into a storage room that had a hatch that was open to the summer night sky. As I thought about the rustling noise I wondered if instead of it being papers maybe the noise was some creature with wings flying off. I shut the hatch and went back to bed wondering what the heck had happened. I couldn't tell you what you are seeing. I just relate my story because it sounds somewhat similar to what you describe.
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If the discharge from your nose is crystal clear, it's probably allergies.  If its yellowish, it could be a cold.  If it is allergies it could be from either outside(the weeds) or inside(are there any new carpets?)
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Ew.  Damp and musty sounds like the foam top got damp or something.  Damp and musty isn't a good thing for anyone with asthma.  Is it at all possible for you to return that mattress for a new one?  Breathing in mold spores for 8 hours while you sleep isn't going to be good for you.
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There are a couple of reasons that work together to explain this situation. The first one has to do with how raindrops form. \n\nNow, it may seem silly to make such an obvious statement as, "Rain always falls from clouds." But once it has been said, we can then ask, "What is going on inside those clouds?" And that question leads us to plenty of relevant information! \n\nDo you remember the last time your local weather was described as being "hot and humid"? Do you remember what it FELT like? Do you also remember what the air LOOKED like? The reason I am asking these questions is because it is important to know that ordinary water is commonly found in one of three forms: solid, liquid, or gas. The liquid form is what we call "water", while the solid form we call "ice", and the gas form we call "water vapor". Water vapor is colorless, odorless, and invisible. But you sure can FEEL it on a hot and humid day! \n\nNext, do you remember the last time you encountered some fog? Think about what IT looked like. If you looked real close, you would have seen zillions of tiny tiny droplets of water floating in the air. And, if you remember the last time you saw some steam, you might think that it looked just like fog (except it was hotter). Steam is NOT pure water vapor! \n\nWell, it happens that the description, "zillions of tiny tiny droplets of water floating in the air", applies to every fog, to every mist, to every burst of steam -- and to every cloud in the sky. If you sit back and simply watch the clouds for a while, you will see that some clouds grow, some shrink, and some do nothing but move across the sky. What is happening to the growing or shrinking clouds? When a cloud grows, water vapor in the air gradually "condenses" to form lots more tiny tiny droplets. When a cloud shrinks, many droplets are completely "evaporating" to become invisible water vapor. \n\nAs the winds move air across the sky, carrying clouds along, fragments of wind known as "eddys" can do strange things to the shapes of clouds. A common game is to study a cloud's shape and guess what it looks like. Also, winds from different directions can collide with each other, which often has great effects upon clouds. It depends on how cold or warm the colliding winds are, and how much water each wind carries (only the differences matter, not whether the water is in the form of vapor or tiny drops). \n\nFor rain to happen, the weather conditions inside the clouds, and surrounding them, has to cause the droplets to grow. Some droplets will grow by colliding and combining with each other -- just what you Asked about. Some droplets will grow by acquiring more and more water vapor from the air. Some will do both. But the important thing to remember now is that MOST of the droplets in the clouds grow at the same time! \n\nBUT, the droplets do not all grow at the same rate; some grow faster than others. As soon as ANY get big enough, they start to fall out of the cloud. Water is heavier than air, after all. Depending on the wind conditions, those first raindrops might be blown back up into the cloud, where they can grow some more. Eventually, however, they get too big to stay up in the air, so they fall all the way to the ground. And the slower-growing droplets will fall after them, and the slower-growing-yet droplets will fall after THEM, and so on. This is the essence of the raining process. \n\nAs I said at the start, there are a couple of reasons why the raindrops don't combine to make a single stream. The first reason is simply that raindrops start falling just as soon as they are too heavy to stay in the air. The second reason is that they are all falling together DOWNWARDS, not sideways. If the wind blows them sideways, they all move TOGETHER sideways. That isn't good enough to cause them to meet each other, while falling, so they could combine to form a si
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Are you wearing pink gloves or socks? There's a good chance it could be coming from something you're wearing. It could also be from using pink furniture.
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I lived in an old NYC hotel and had several ghostly experiences. One of the strangest was the image of a painting of a woman in vintage apparel (1890s) that would "enter" my room every night when I turned off the lights. It would appear in a certain corner of the room as a small square of misty light, then it would gradually move closer and become larger and more distinct until I would finally sit up and switch on the lamp by the bed. It was the strangest thing - being haunted by a ghostly painting. I tried to convince myself it was my imagination, but it really happened, every night. After I tired of sleeping with the light on, I finally asked for a different room. The proprietor said, "Oh, that room - yeah, it's haunted, or so I've been told."
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It is the dry air which causes such a problem.  Check for the humidity levels as undue dryness will aggravate your problem.
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you are not sleeping very well... try yo check if there is noise near your house or if the room is not dark enough... or maybe you are just not sleeping enough
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I had this problem associated with a sore throat and nose bleed. Turned out the air in my room was to dry, so I put a humidifier on at night, drink plenty of water before I go to bed and keep a glass of water on my night stand. If it dosen't clear up in a week or two you may want to see a doctor.
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From what all you have said, I would say at least that room is haunted, if it happens, no where else. It doesn't seem like it is out to harm anyone, just wants recognition that it's there. Anndearheart
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wow he needs to get to a doctor..... but if it only happens at night in the bed then it could be what you wash your sheets in...... the type of laundry detergent..