Most people who experience these hallucinations (a large 86%) see things that aren't there. This could be clear images of people, or just colors, patterns, and flashing lights.

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People typically report falling asleep within around five to 15 minutes, while others may take longer, especially if they’re highly stressed or prone to overthinking, Kaylor said.

Hypnagogic hallucinations are imaginary images or sensations that seem real and occur as a person is falling asleep. These are different from dreams, which a person experiences while fully asleep.

The SDIT group were more likely to experience improvements in sleep quality, difficulty falling asleep and presleep arousal — heightened physical or mental activity while trying to fall asleep.