Do ghost/spirtis omit hot air/breath?

[sunflower71]

This morning I was half asleep but I felt as if someone was breathing on me and it was hot/warm air.
So much so it woke me up thinking my hubby was there.
It happened a few times.
I know spirits/ghosts omit coldness and I have tried to google but couldnt find anything.
anyone know anything about ghosts/spirits and hot air?
TIA

[4getmenot]

sleep paralysis

[Seadragon]

Ok another-view, I am not arguing with you although it may seem like it. I'm laughing at these posts. To clear up misinterpretation I am saying that your (B) can be whatever you want it to be as it ventures into the realm of the unknown. To me it doesn't make sense as I believe a person is dead or they are not, there is no 'undead' or no being/entity searching for a soul in my interpretation. I acknowledge your interpretation is what I am saying although it doesn't make sense to me.

However I still think you miss the possiblity that the event is clearly seen as external by myself and Sunflower or do still retain the possibility that it is all a dream in the mind?

[brenda]

i do not know anything about ghosts and spirits but don't see why they cannot emit warm air, if they are able to lower temperatures, which is already known.

[piggynose]

well i have experienced something similar, and not just once, and i was totally awake. in various places in my flat, i´ve felt heat in corners of rooms near open windows on cold days, i did discount it until i read this. and no i wasnt drunk, i wasnt anywhere near a radiator, it can only be described as something like a hairdryer blowing blasts of hot air.
this has happened about 20 times in 3 months.

[mandimoo]

i was laying awake in bed one night trying to get to sleep, i was very relaxed and laying on my right side in a foetal position, just waiting for sleep to come when suddenly and quite violently i was shoved in the back. i was completely alone in the house.

[tamirra]

another-view they are real as i have them in my property, myself and daughter have seen one of them but at seperate times.

[joko]

its called lucid dreaming...where the dream becomes hyper-real and convinces people that they have woken up - a kind of 'waking-dream'

happens most often when someone goes to bed when they are not tired...

as mentioned, the answer lies in the phrase 'i was asleep when...'