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Reply With QuoteA big key to WILDing is being comfortable, so I don't think your idea will work. You'll probably just become irritated from being in positions that don't suit you. There is no set-in-stone technique to WILD, play around a bit and find what works for you.
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Thread: my new plan for WILD...
- 10-14-2007 10:26 PM #1Member
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my new plan for WILD...
ok...WILD was the first method I ever tried...and I never could pull it off.
I found brief success with MILD...but I havent succeeded for AGES.
last night's MILD...i went back asleep and simply dreamed about being unable to get back to sleep for my MILD.
so i'm back to WILD....
I hear lots of people say they dont stay up, even past the 10 minute mark on a WBTB + WILD...I think I would end up falling asleep too quickly...so my plan was to try to WILD on my back...
I struggle to sleep on my back...so If i combined a really short WBTB with WILDing on my back; do you think I stand a chance? because
a) i will be tired
b) i will find it difficult to sleep
i think they cancel out lol
and If i prop my pillow up to stop swallowing, should it affect my WILD-ability?
if anyone has any wisdom on wild-ing on their back, if they sleep on their side, it would be MUCH appreciated.
Thanks all, sorry for the long post
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- 10-14-2007 10:38 PM #2Ad absurdum Achievements:
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- 10-14-2007 10:40 PM #3Member
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IF im really tired...i can fall asleep in a car, or train or floor lol. So i thought, it stood a chance? particularly if I focus on breathing
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Well if you're really tired, then you'll likely just lose focus and find yourself awake a few hours later
(or at least that's what always happens with me...).
- 10-14-2007 10:56 PM #5Member
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well, if anyone who WILDs on their back but sleeps on their side, reads this...please reply!
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- 10-15-2007 02:43 AM #6Member
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I find the same. Can't go to sleep, try unnormally on my back to WILD, still can't fall asleep,
then after 2 hours of trying to WILD/sleep I eventually fall asleep and am so deep, I can't try RC's or anything in the dreams.REALITY CHECK
- 10-15-2007 03:55 AM #7Drivel's Advocate
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Well I can sleep in pretty much any position so I'm not sure if this is any help, but I've had WILD's both on my back and on my side.
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- 10-15-2007 05:05 PM #8Member
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yeah, i tried this last night...no problem sleeping on my back...I occasionally found myself drifting off...but I was unable to get anywhere cuz of damn swallowing reflex!
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It's OK to swallow, worrying about it just makes it worse. In fact, after your mind starts to drift a little, it will become as natural as breathing.
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