Thread: WBTB combined with RC

Hard to say.

I have had the best success with WILDS after I have somewhat strenuous activity that activates my body but not my mind. Things that fall under this category;

-Pushing out a stubborn poop (I kid you not)
-Flexing my abs as hard as I can for a few sets
-Vomiting (Not recommended unless you are actually sick. Strangely enough LaBerge himself recommends this too.)
-Jumping jacks
-Chugging water as fast as you can (I find a somewhat upset stomach can become a very solid anchor to lower yourself into the dream from

Looking at hands may work, but I find that if you can generate a soreness, pain, or other sensation that is easy to focus on while you sleep it becomes much easier.

Haha thank you for your answer! I am planning on start WILD:ing more, I have only got an WILD once, and that was an awesome entrance

Sleeping in awkward position, can apparently work well. Haven't tried it myself though.

I find it hard to sleep when laying on my back, I always fall asleep when I lay on my side.

The examples I know of mentioned head position.. but I suppose anything that could act as an anchor would do.

I only sleep on the side as well btw.

Originally Posted by RiftMeUp

The examples I know of mentioned head position.. but I suppose anything that could act as an anchor would do.

I only sleep on the side as well btw.

Do you succeed with WILD while sleeping on your side?

Originally Posted by Row

Do you succeed with WILD while sleeping on your side?

I ONLY succeed laying on the side If I lay on my back and the muscles start to relax, it feels like I can't breath. Only on the right side though.