Thread: I H8 Reality's VILD Technique

You know something...i've had some experiences like ths too...is this called VILD? I can't remember for the life of me...But yes, seeming to visualize a scene as best you can...and keeping that in your head as you fall asleep, almost incubatingth dream, seemsto ease the transition (as lng as it's done after 5-6 hours, like you said) and allow you to go right into a lucid dream...with some luck.

for some reason whether it is that i am too tired or i am not getting enough sleeping time, i dont seem to naturally wake up consistantly on nights that i have school the next day.

Does/has anyone have any success with this method when using an alarm?

Originally Posted by lucidboarder

for some reason whether it is that i am too tired or i am not getting enough sleeping time, i dont seem to naturally wake up consistantly on nights that i have school the next day.

Does/has anyone have any success with this method when using an alarm?

That's how I did it. Worked on the first time too.

this technique is really good, i also visualize myself watching tv and changing the channel in my livign room.

I've tried this technique a couple times, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Maybe it's because I wake up extremely fast, and don't normally linger in that groggy half awake state. I've played around with polyphasic sleep too much, so now as soon as I wake up, I'm movin'.

I think this will work for my girlfriend. I've been trying to get her going with LDs, but shes a crazy heavy sleeper, and takes forever to fully wake up for WILDs.

WBTB is pretty funny in our house. After 5 minutes, I'm up singing, dancing, and researching building technology while whittling a chess set. After 20 minutes, she's still100% zombified, walking into furniture, and trying to find her pants.