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Reply With QuoteYes, I do pretty much the same thing, but I don't completely let my self fall asleep.
When I am really, really tired, or as you said "knocked out", I try my best to maintain consciousness. Pretty soon I become really sleepy, but I keep myself aware. Pretty soon I find myself in a dream, and I instantly know I'm dreaming.
But hey, whatever works for you.
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- 03-24-2008 11:59 AM #1Member
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WILD concept?
After doing WILD for well over a year now, I have started having success.
It seems that for it to work I have to keep myself awake through the stage where my body is trying to knock me out, then when I am beyond that you can just stop trying and let go.
Then I fall asleep and wake up in a dream. Is that how it works for other people?
I have never seen it explained this way by anyone on here. Hopefully that is helpful.Lucid Count Since 3/1/2008: Wilds: 8 | DILDs: 6
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- 03-24-2008 01:06 PM #3The avatarless one
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Well, when I have a WILD, I'm fully conscious as I enter the dream. I don't wake up in the dream, I watch it start, and I'm aware of it.
But success is great, especially after a year of practice!
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