Thread: Please Help With Wild

Hello! Happy New Year's eve.
I may not be able to help much, but I can offer some relief.

1) The vibrations are a common experience, I've heard of a lot of accounts from a lot of people. I get them too. The extremities vary, it's an individual thing, but I'm sure yours aren't too intense, unless you're falling off the bed ^-^.

This quote from Sythix might offer some consolation, too:

Normally you don't experience them because you are, obviously, unconscious when they happen. But since you're keeping consciousness while you fall asleep (WILD) you will experience a number of things that you normally go through while asleep/falling asleep and unconscious - they just take getting used to. [/b]

So these things probably occur every night, you're just not awake to experience them. It means you're on the right track, I think =D

I&#39;ve gotten itchy feelings before, too, yes.. Uncomfortable >.<
You&#39;re just going to have to stick it through for the most part, you&#39;ll adjust to it with time.
Perhaps somebody else can offer more advice or assistance,
but I think it&#39;s just a willpower thing.
Don&#39;t give up&#33;


I hope that helped at least somewhat

Thanks for the feedback wonderland. I wasn&#39;t sure if my vibrations were normal because they are so intense. When I hear vibrations, I think of a slight shuddering or shaking, but not an all out tensing of the muscles for several seconds. But I guess it&#39;s different for everyone. Anybody else have anything for me??

Consider yourself lucky to have vibrations that you actually notice&#33; My sleep paralysis is much more subtle, that&#39;s for sure. When you start feeling those vibrations, know that you are very close to the REM/dream state. So keep on it when you feel shaky, and you&#39;ll soon be rewarded&#33;

Matt

Ok, thanks Odds. I feel as if I am getting closer. Each time is a learning experience...