Maybe you need to read a WILD technique (like Clairity's) and just start over? I mean without trying to build on something that didn't go right. There are definite stages with a WILD, and you can recognise them as you try it - where you go wrong is where you stop going through the stages and either fall asleep or wake up. I don't know if you can learn where you went wrong from your experience - except maybe to be alert next time if you see a swirling colorful mist, because it means you're dropping off. |
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