Incubus An incubus is a mythical entity said to be an evil spirit or demon that hovers over a sleeping person, often with the intention of having sex with them. The concept of incubus has existed throughout history in various cultures and religions, including: 1. Medieval European Folklore: Incubi were believed to be demons that preyed on sleeping women. 2. Christian Theology: Incubi were seen as unclean spirits or demons that tempted humans to sin. 3. Ancient Mythology: Entities like the Greek “Ephialtes” or the Hindu “Bhūta” are said to haunt and terrorize humans. Common features associated with incubi include: 1- Malevolent or evil intentions – The ability to change shape or take on different forms – The power to induce nightmares, terror, or paralysis – Attraction to human prey, often for sexual purposes In modern times, the term “incubus” may also refer to: 1. A recurring nightmare or source of terror 2. Symptoms of psychological or emotional distress 3. A metaphor for feelings of suffocation or oppression It is important to note that the concept of incubi is rooted in superstition and folklore, and there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of such entities. But since i belong to the religion of Islam, in many of our traditions, it is called the influence of Jinn, that is, Satan According to medical, temporary paralysis of the human body in this condition is the best practice, if he could move, he could have harmed himself badly.

writer: Jiya Tu