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    1. 04-12-2007 03:33 AM #1
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      I have not had success in any way with WILD. However, for those who try it often, do you ever acheive lucidity after falling asleep when you failed to remain conscious during WILD? I would imagine that trying to control the imagery could be as good a reminder for becoming lucid as telling reminding yourself to do a reality check.

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    2. 04-12-2007 08:57 AM #2
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      Well I tried WILD/VILD last night and I dreamt of what I was visualising. I'm not sure if it was the exact same scene, coz my dream recall has dropped dramatically lately, but a girl that I was visualising in my scene was DEFINATELY in the dreams I had.
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    3. 04-12-2007 09:04 AM #3
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      Definitely. Quoting myself from a recent post:
      I've never yet managed to pull a WILD off all the way, but it still works for me, because in the first dream after I do it, I always realize at some point that: "Hey, these things are no longer just something I'm thinking about while waiting to fall asleep, they've transformed into actual dreams and I can move around now." Sometimes it takes me a while, last night I would estimate at least 5 minutes passed in my non-lucid dream before I realized I was beyond the "thinking about things in bed" point.[/b]
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