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Reply With Quotefor me, sleep paralysis is somthing im getting closer and closer to. i have a similar problem to you, anytime somthing starts to happen i get excited and get an adrenalin rush.
i think that the more it happens, the more you will get used to it and the more calm you will be about it.
or maybe a way is not to focus on the potential LD coming up , getting all excited about flying, but rather focus on the paterns your seeing.
also think of it as a 'ride' ie, "where is it going to take me now"
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- 12-18-2008 04:14 AM #1Member Achievements:
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Rush of adrenalin ruining SP and hallucinations?
Hey guys, I'm about to go to bed so I really just want a quick answer.
Over the past few nights I've had a problem with WILDing in that I wake up six hours after I go to sleep, get to the point where I start seeing flashes of red/blue light, and get too excited about getting this far meaning that I get a surge of adrenalin which snaps me right back to full wakefulness. Is there anything I can do to stop this / am I doing something wrong?
Cheers,
Bob.
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You're probably right.
I remember the first few DILDs I had were ruined in a similar way. Just the "I'M DREAMING! TIME TO FL -wakes up from excitement-"
I suppose it /will/ get easier with time as I get used to it.
Thanks for the reply,
Bob.
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