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      WILD: Image and transition phase ... help me :( ?

      Ive been trying WILD and I believe ive reached the state of having some close to a SP:
      - Heavy weight on muscles
      - Hear low buzz sound

      Yet, I cant fully reach this image-phase: the face in which you should start seeing
      the dream scenario in your 'minds eye'... I dont really see anything except for the colors.

      Have I read something wrong? Should the images be that 'obvious'? Is it more of an imagined thing instead of seeing it ( with eyes closed)?

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      My understanding of WILD is that you are not supposed to focus on the HI (the sensations you mentioned) but rather stay focused on your anchor (however you keep yourself from falling asleep) until you realize you are in a dream. Chances are if you are looking for the visual imagery then it won't come.

      As far as your question of "imagined" versus seeing it, yes it is imagined in the same way that your daydreams are imagined.

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