wierd hallucination

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I had a wierd hallucination last night i whas in bed and fell in some sort of strange sleep-a-like thing and i saw suddenly some blak thing coming to me...
i said "what are you doing (brothers name)" sinds whe sleep on the same room and he sleeps above me (according to bable fish its calld battery bed)
anyway i have lots of flatulence problems sinds i quit eating my gluten anyway i felt scared and whasnt conscience whasnt able to think anyway this never happend before and i would like to keep it like that
can someone says why i got that acctualy?

You don't usually write like this. Do you have seizures? Have you been drinking or are you sleepy? I notice a lot of grammatical errors.
Did this happen at around 3:30am? That is about the time our brains go into overdrive and produce DMT which causes hallucinations and there is a lot of mystery surrounding the pineal gland and how it relates to dreaming.

it whas at 12.00 a clock at night
dont got any seizure atleast if thats what i think it is and im acctualy sure it has something to do with my glutenfree sinds i whas sleepy all the time (and i usualy cant sleep at all till a late hour at night) im lucky the hallucination whasnt to long luckely for like 10 seconds i wake up of my brothers talking,i know ive made alot of grammatic errors dont ask me why maybe im low at thinking right now
and it really whas like a dream only it whasnt but it felt like it (but if you look it from the good side im finely able to sleep )

Don't worry, it's just a hypnogogic hallucination. I get them all the time, usually a black form that hovers above my bed and stares down at me. What happens is that your body and brain are in the transition between wakefulness and sleep, producing often disturbing waking dreams.
The likelihood of getting them will go down if you sleep regularly, reduce your stress levels and sleep on your side. Or at least that's what my doctor told me.

Hallucination upon waking is pretty common. It's related to dreaming and usually happens in the morning, but it could happen in the middle of the night. You also could have been awoken by a seizure that might cause the hallucination. It's not uncommon for people to have seizures only when sleeping, and it can cause this to happen. Some people will wake up and become fully lucid but continue dreaming for a while, seeing dream images that appear to exist in the real world. It can be quite upsetting.

Also, it's called a bunk bed.

I agree with Aurore. It sounds like a hypnagogic hallucination. Nothing to worry about- they're perfectly normal.

the strange thing is it happend when i after years of almost cant sleep it happens now that i fall asleep very easly (with the glutenfree i think)

This is being discussed in the other thread funny enough. You could have experienced sleep paralysis and the hag attack, pretty frightening.. but don't worry its a quick thing (even though at the time it doesn't feel like it).

Sleep paralysis? What exactly causes that? Isn't that when people tend to think they are being visited by aliens?
Those alien abduction stories are fascinating.
Funny that your name is UndercoverAlien.

ow but i had it at night strange
anyway its a strange feeling aarg it felt so real lol

I get sleep paralysis a lot.

it used to scare the s**t out of me. later I discovered that if I manage to remind myself that it is not real, but a dream, I go all like "whoa, I'm dreaming, let's explore this environment a bit!" and I start looking at the things and the way they look. funnily enough, even tho it is my room, the details are different, like the furniture is different or the painting is not in the right place. then I find myself so absorbed in exploring the dream reality that it very quickly dissolves and I wake up.