Thread: WILD Problem

WILD is above all falling asleep.
If your need to move prevents you from falling asleep, you won't achieve your WILD.
The ironic stuff is that the moment you finally choose to move and get a more relaxing position is probably a moment close to the WILD opportunity, probably because you give up, let the pressure returning to normal, relax and so finally fall asleep (probably because you stop creating Norepinephrin).
So I presume that just after having moved, if you keep some kind of attention, but still relax, you'll be able to enter the dream without loosing consciousness.

Alright thanks! I did have 1 WILD January 1st and thats my only one, and I got into the dream after I moved to a more comfortable position, like you said

Originally Posted by Kaan

WILD is above all falling asleep.
If your need to move prevents you from falling asleep, you won't achieve your WILD.
The ironic stuff is that the moment you finally choose to move and get a more relaxing position is probably a moment close to the WILD opportunity, probably because you give up, let the pressure returning to normal, relax and so finally fall asleep (probably because you stop creating Norepinephrin).
So I presume that just after having moved, if you keep some kind of attention, but still relax, you'll be able to enter the dream without loosing consciousness.

I agree with this. If you lay in a posture that just barely keeps you from sleep, you can get primed for instant sleep the moment you change position. Get very tired and spaced out on your back, and when you can not stand it anymore, shift to the side and pay attention. Let sleep rush over you and have fun if it works.

^^^ Fantastic advice will try that... I think I already have but yea would seem to work like a charm.