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      WILD sleep and no sleep...

      How big of a difference of a success rate is there between WILDing around REM or just nap WILDing or night time WILDing? thx

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      WILDing around REM
      huh? how can you WILD around REM, this would involve you doing the technique while you are asleep. which, i think, is impossible.
      or are you talking about WBTB? if you are, i think that is the best way to do it, but i hear some people have a lot of success day time napping

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      Yeah, I'm confused about this too. The "W" in WILD is Wake, and since the method involves going consciously from the waking state to REM, WILDing around REM is impossible.
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      I think he means attempting to WILD in the morning while REM is more present or a WILD before going to bed where you would be entering the first stage of sleep.

      From my experience, it is much easier to WILD in the early morning.
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      That makes sense, but I have yet to hear of anyone who has successfully WILDed before going to bed. So getting statics about the difference between the two would be very hard to come across.
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      Quote Originally Posted by allensig3654 View Post
      I think he means attempting to WILD in the morning while REM is more present or a WILD before going to bed where you would be entering the first stage of sleep.

      From my experience, it is much easier to WILD in the early morning.
      yeah,thats what i meant,thx for the reply

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      Quote Originally Posted by Snowy Egypt View Post
      That makes sense, but I have to hear of anyone who has successfully WILDed before going to bed. So getting statics about the difference between the two would be very hard to come across.
      well i have in the night,tho it lasted 5 sec,ended as soon as i realised it was a dream

      soz for duble posting

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