Possible way of becoming lucid, might work? :P

**Wildride** · 07-28-2012 01:20 PM

I have lucid dreams pretty often in my opinion, a few a week. When I'm in a lucid dream, I sometimes sit down, or stand up or walk around or do whatever, but while I'm doing this, I try to remember the feel of it. I often become lucid merely because I've trained myself to know the feel of a dream, the gravity of most of my dreams, my average physical ability in non-lucid dreams, knowing the feel of how I move and stuff.

**Tucane** · 07-30-2012 02:31 PM

I'm pretty sure this works, awareness is the best RC around. I guess you could combine it with an in-dream dreamjournal. Not for reading purposes, since dream-text tends to act wierd. The reason would be telling your dreamself that recognizing the lucid state is important

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Happy teching

, Tucane

**HigherDream** · 07-30-2012 09:09 PM

Hey Tucane? On your Dream goals it says youve mastered WILD? What is your method?

**Tucane** · 07-31-2012 12:23 AM

Originally Posted by HigherDream

Hey Tucane? On your Dream goals it says youve mastered WILD? What is your method?

Hey! It's nothing fancy or so, works the same way as any basic WILD. In short;

(* Set an alarm.)

(* Drink lots of water.)

* 3-8 hours of presleep.

* Wake up around REM (due to full blatter).

* Take care of all immediate needs.

* Mindset! Sets a mental anchor and rules for your mind. Don't let go of this!

Example Rule 1. I do not think during attempt.
Example Rule 2. I do not feel during attempt.
Example Rule 3. I cannot fail at WILD.
Example Anchor. I'll hear what happens around me while i fall asleep, but i won't listen to it.

* Go back to bed or to the livingroom couch.

* Lie comfortably, in my case on the back or left side.

* Relax fully, if not relaxed; tense every muscle...release...repeat.

* Clear mind from thoughts and scratch every itch beforehand.

* (Yawn if you haven't, simulate a fake yawn till you do.)

WILD (In my opinion the attempt starts at this point)

* Close your eyes, if you haven't. Start the gradual falling asleep, keeping the mindset through the process.

* Maintain state, scratch if needed, swallow if needed, roll if needed. Don't address your physical actions mentally.

* Maintain state, meaning don't add any mental hooks. This may cause trance, dont worry you will snap out of it

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* Maintain state, Let the dream come to you, don't wait or search. This may cause SP. Also dont worry, SP is actually LD

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I think that's all of it. As you see the WILD itself is quite a passive process of falling asleep while maintaining state (mindset). The only thing actually done is (looking) far into space, while fixing issues without mentally adressing them. It may be harder than it sounds or it may not be hard at all

. If your mind is set beforehand it will be a lot easier.

Note that i did/had my first WILD 16 years ago. This means that i have had time to make almost every mental mistake around. That's how i learned.

Best of Luck

, Tucane