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      Quote Originally Posted by BrandonBoss View Post
      DEILD is whenever you catch the backdraft of a previous dream, and within seconds after waking up from the previous dream, you jump right back into the sleeping state.

      Also, every DEILD is a WILD. WILD is a method, DEILD is a technique to achieve the method.
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      What if you wake up, after few minutes you comeback and continue the same dream, how is this called?
      I mean when you are doing the same DEILD but instead of few seconds you spend maybe around 5minutes awake(stand up and talk on phone or open the door and etc) and then you come back to exact same moment in your previous dream(catch a backdraft).
      Last edited by user5659; 08-09-2013 at 08:50 PM.

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