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      Is it safe to use WILD for your first time ever lucid dreaming?

      I was just curious because it's taking to long to do DILD and I wanna know because it sounds like WILD is way easier and faster
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      It is safe. Go for it!
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      Its safe to try but if you haven't had a lucid before, you should probably start with mild as wild is much harder. What have you been trying to induce a DILD?

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      MILD (Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dream) is just an induction method to have DILD (Dream Initiated Lucid Dream). I would recommend trying DEILD (Dream Exit Induced Lucid Dream). I have most success with that.

      There is nothing unsafe about WILD. It is just as safe as it is any kind of sleep. You have to fall asleep to have lucid dream of any kind. WILD just means that you maintain awareness throughout the wake-to-sleep process. It's important to note that you may or may not experience sleep paralysis and it is not a requirement to have a WILD experience. I had few without consciously going through sleep paralysis. Also Unlike most people's horror stories of sleep paralysis experiences I had never ever experienced anything scary. I sometimes hear sound as if someone else is in the room much like how it used to be before my significant other passed away. Sometimes it can be eerie, but I never ever had a scary sleep paralysis. I would advise against integrating the notion sleep paralysis may be scary.

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