Thread: the WILD lack of Vibrations, and HI

Hi Sully,

I just finished reading a book called The Einstein Factor by Win Wenger, that teaches a technique called Image Streaming which is very similar to the WILD state in that a persons learns to relax and receive messages from their unconscious mind.

The book gives several methods for encouraging the image stream among which are things such as trying to feel things in your immediate environment, or an imagined environment with all five senses, taste, touch, smell, sound, sight, etc, and describing them outloud, as this gives feedback to your brain and encourages the image stream.

So far I've had fairly good success producing WILD's using this since the WILD state is so similar to if not identical to the image stream. Now if only I could start becoming more Lucid in my dreams.

tip. when u see the HI, feel your mind pulling towards it. almost feel like you are pushing with your head but without actually moving up and outward pysically. i find it can speed up a wild drastically, if u can figure out how to do what im saying anyway

I've read somewhere (forgot where) that HI tends to be hypnotic, and focusing too much on it will cause you to lose consciousness. I've also read that keeping your eyeballs still helps a lot... that being said, those two things seem contradictory. Perhaps you could focus on them for a bit to be closer to sleep if it's been a while, and then relax your eyes more and just notice they're there. Not too sure here...

I find it hard to keep my eyes completely still, cause I find they naturally sag downwards, until I reach a point of discomfort, and end up shifting them back up (centered)... It's annoying when I'm thinking about it, so I try not to.

well to tell the truth iv never seen "Hypnotic imagery" in my entire life, usually i just lay there focusing on my breathing (when attempting WILD) and i just keep laying there for what seems like hours then the next thing I know I’m in a dream, the transition is usually flawless and I never feel or see anything, usually i don’t even hear anything....

its really just about patience, that and knowing when you get up and go to bed. Here’s what I do:

first I go to bed good and early (about 9 PM)

then I WILD to bed, (I know this wont induce WILDs but its good practice)

I then have my alarm set for 6 hrs after 9 pm (3 am) so I wake at three, stay up for a good 20 mins then WILD to bed.

the time to stay up before WILDing is different for everyone really, the main thing is to feel like you need sleep but still be able to think straight, also you have to really, really, want and know your going to have a WILD