Thread: MILD to a WILD... sort of

WOOT! Sounds like the beginning stages of WILD!

You gonna try for another tonight? MILD and WILD compliment each other. I've found that MILD used earlier in the night, and WILD later on work great. Of course, MILD is VERY effective for re-entering a lucid dream if you lose it and wake up.

Right now I'm trying TILD, but I guess it can't be that goo it only one website talks about it, no one else, so far I can't seem to make it work, have any of you ever used TILD?

No, but I have advocated doing the opposite!

PILD (Pee Induced....)

Tank up just before bed. Nature will make sure you awaken during the night =P

Originally posted by Nights
Right now I'm trying TILD, but I guess it can't be that goo it only one website talks about it, no one else, so far I can't seem to make it work, have any of you ever used TILD?

I have not heard of TILD before.
What does it stands for?

Basicly, a TILD is a thirst induced lucid dream, you go to bed thirsty, you set your alarm for about 2-3 hours earlier than usuall, as you go to sleep, keep telling yourself that if you have a lucid dream, you can have a drink. When your alarm goes off, write your dream jounal, go and get a glass of water (don't drink it), this bit is important, either eat a teaspoon of salt of a chili pepper, this will get you really thirsty! put your drink by on your bedside table, as you go to sleep, tell yourself that if you have a lucid dream, you can have the drink. In your dream, with any luck, you will dream you are drinking the water, as you do this, do an RC, you will find that you're dreaming and... YOUR LUCID!

That sounds helpful to become lucid, but isn't it difficult to fall asleep thirsty?
Do you use more time than usual to fall asleep thirsty?
(If I am thirsty when I shall go to bed, I always drink some water.)

Originally posted by Human
That sounds helpful to become lucid, but isn't it difficult to fall asleep thirsty?
Do you use more time than usual to fall asleep thirsty?
(If I am thirsty when I shall go to bed, I always drink some water.)

Let me think... Okay... it is difficult and it does take longer to fall asleep, but if you keep your mind on the water, not the thirst, it should help, you just have to remember the reality check for your dreams (you will hate yourself if you don't).

A technique I haven't gotten round to trying yet is the RILD, in this one you think to yourself before you go to sleep, if I remember my drea, i will have half a chocolate bar (or somthing you like) if i have a lucid dream i will have a chocolate bar (or somthing else you like). This may work, does anyone know if it does?