 Originally Posted by ItsMorningNow
I woke up and found myself in my bed, closed my eyes and soon heard LOUD winds whipping past my ears and saw a very vivid kaleidescope pattern and it felt like my body was shaking at first and then completely gone. I rode out the whole thing hoping to find a lucid dream like the last time but only saw the words "almost" appear and kind of fuzzed away and I was aware that I was in my room in the morning but did not open my eyes or move for a few minutes. I gave up and did a rc to find that i had awoke.
Not too sure what went wrong, are you supposed to create the dream scene during sp or after because I was just hoping to end up outside of body somewhere like last time. Having Wilds is definitely one of my target goals to achieve this summer and I am getting close!!
Your experience reminds me of one of my own. One morning I was sleeping fitfully when I realized that a geometric pattern had formed before my eyes. I concentrated on one of the squares and found myself being drawn into it.. it was then that I realized that I was dreaming. I closed my astral eyes and when I opened them, I separated from my body and I crawled out of my bed.
ItsMorningNow, I had vibrations and the loud *fingernails on the chalkboard* sounds when I had my first few WILDs, but sadly now I no longer feel vibrations, see patterns nor hear sounds. I miss them as they let me know I had entered mind awake/body asleep.
What I experience now is a subtle but distinctive *shift* in my consciousness. When this shift occurs, I simply wait until I know that I can roll out. The knowing of "when" I can roll out is something that has come from practice and from trial and error.
I've missed many opportunities to be lucid due to waiting around for vibrations, scenes or sounds to either start or grow stronger.
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