Isn't this what you do to induce SP? |
|
I've been really stressed lately, and I'm trying to find new ways to relax myself. I found this website (http://www.trance.dircon.co.uk/5ways.html) and I read about focusing on your breathing. Last night, for the hell of it, I tried the method they gave for relaxing by focusing on your breathing while trying to fall asleep. And to my surprise, I almost fell right into a lucid dream. Maybe it was just my imagination. I'm not sure. I kept pulling myself back. |
|
Isn't this what you do to induce SP? |
|
Well one of the ways that people use to WILD is the breathing technique. This also happens to be the one that worked for me. It is possible to WILD without having slept for hours first - it is just harder for most people to keep concious if they are really tired. |
|
schmo-- im not sure about the SP thing. I've really only experienced it once that i'm aware of, and that's when it leaked into my dream and i was paralyzed in my dream. |
|
I guess the techniques mentioned on that page could work, but if you want real relaxation I would recommend that you learn deep muscle relaxation. If you search the web you can find lots of how-to information, like here for instance: http://www.guidetopsychology.com/pmr.htm. It may take you several weeks to master, but when you get the hang of it you'll be able to relax very deeply in only seconds. I have no idea whether this will improve your chances of WILDing, though. |
|
I tried the Full PMR last night as I was going to sleep, and it really did make me relax. I think after a few weeks, I'll get it down really good. Thanks for the advice, Thor! |
|
Even when you dont succeed. Just the relaxation and SP attempt in the evening somehow helps to induce DILDs. The brain is more active and body more asleep than in standard sleep. |
|
Opened DV topics Dream Saturated Mind,WILD happens when we fall asleep,Breaking illusions: Sleep paralysis (WILD help (method)),
Breaking illusions: Dream journal,Generic WILD guide,LD Dictionary {safe, confusing and misused words organized},Breaking illusions: Learning WILD (Amateur vs. Professional)
My musical homepage
Bookmarks