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A WILD is when you enter a dream already lucid, so this one seems like just a good old lucid dream-which is awsome, by the way. |
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03-07-2004 05:24 PM #1Member
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WILD while sleeping? (I know this sound paradoxal)
I have been trying to WILD for some time now.
Before I would get tingly sensations and hypnogogic (sp?) imagery, but lately, nothing. Last night I woke up at 4 trying to WILD, but I got nowhere, so I decided to give up and just go to sleep. After an hour or so I finally stop being awake and start a non-lucid dream. After about 30 seconds in this dream, I suddenly feel jolts through my body.
I get the imagery, my mind becomes fully aware, and suddenly I see a picture of a brown dragon far away. The image grows wider, and as it does, the sound coming from it gets louder, but somewhat muffled. Soon the picture is all I see, and I "fall into it", and the sound and my vision gets clear, and the dragon in front of me is moving.
I am fully lucid, and I do some vocal commands to stabilize the dream and increase vividity. I manage to hold lucidity for 20 seconds, but then my mind tricks me that I was just playing a computer game with the dragon in it, and I lose lucidity. I now go on dreaming non-lucid.
My question: Could this have been a WILD? I don't think so, since i wasn't acctually awake. Then what was it? Did my dream simulate a WILD, and I became lucid when I realised what it was? Grateful for any ideas...
Another question: I never get any common false awakenings, like I wake up in my bed, but rather that I am walking somewhere recalling the dream I just had, or, like in this one, I think it was just a game. Is there any way to prevent this, except RT's?
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03-07-2004 06:42 PM #2Member
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"i am the crumpled sheets of paper behind an artists' attempt at perfection"
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Pictures of me here-----> (4 years old now)
http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5073
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03-07-2004 07:02 PM #3Member
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games r the worst thing to happen to lucid dreams, gaining lucididity isnt hard for me when im myself in a dream but alot of the time im in a game and i cant grasp that its a dream.
computer games will destroy ur imagination.Im a bit like WindowsXP, I can sort of multi-task but every now and then I crash.
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03-10-2004 03:45 AM #4Member
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Erised, I had almost the same thing. However it was absolute simulation of WILD.
I've found myself on a bed, it was dark. I was in another country with another people sleeping in the same room.
So I tried to do WILD. I close my eyes and feel weird sensations. I'm afraid that I'll go into LD ( My first LD at that time) and something bad is gonna happen. I scream, hoping that it will keep me awake. Dream characters in the room tell me to relax, and I feel like I have enough strength to "dive" in a LD. So I close my eyes and go with the flow. Within seconds I find myself in a subdream, and become lucid...
About false awakenings - try making a big poster which says "Do a RC NOW!" and hang it next to your bed. It will remind you to do a RC every time you wake up...
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03-10-2004 03:46 AM #5Member
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Ack roughly about half my dreams are in a game of some sort. Usually they'll switch back and forth between 'reality' and a game, but since I'm dreaming I never notice it.
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