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Thread: WILD Contradiction
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11-20-2007 03:01 PM #1Member
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WILD Contradiction
I was trying to WILD the other morning and stay still.
My legs as I went into HI, started to jolt and move every few seconds quite a lot.
This contradicts trying to stay still, and your mind and vision moves with the jolts too.
I think this kept me in HI for an hour and not beyond, because of this.
Any tips.REALITY CHECK
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11-20-2007 04:57 PM #2Flying Dutchgirl
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Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love. ~ Albert Einstein ~
Originally Posted by Burned up
Conversely I hate things being put in to my body (I'd wouldn't make a successful female
!!!)
My Dream Journal (starting @ 2008)
Lucid count 2008:
DILD=14:: WILD=8 :: total lucid time: approx 3h 50 mins
2007: DILD=16, WILD=13, total lucid time approx 1h 50mins
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11-20-2007 05:56 PM #3Member
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4.5 hours as normal before waking to try WILD, wbtb or VILD. Originally Posted by Sara
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11-21-2007 05:13 AM #4Member
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The jolts and twitches are fine as long as you are not consciously moving your body parts.
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11-21-2007 12:45 PM #5Member
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Thank sycross. Originally Posted by sycross
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11-21-2007 02:51 PM #6WILD student
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Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it too mcuh. Certainly by concerning yourself with every involuntary bodily movement will only make it more dificult to relax. I'd say, just let that "heavy" feeling pass over you. After a good 5 minutes in bed for me, on a good day, I kind of imagine a cast forming around my body, and I relax...don't force t, but after a bit of time you should find that it won't take much effort to remain still, and keep your mind awake.
Good luck, I'm sure you'll be able to get over this little obstacle soonBrothers & Sisters in Dreams
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11-23-2007 01:04 PM #7Lion
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i have the same problem as you but what i do somtimes is i wrap my self in my blankets tightly (not to tight) but enough so my legs dont jolt anywhere ..it may work for you !
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11-23-2007 04:55 PM #8Ad absurdum Achievements:
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Your body makes these twitches (along with other annoying sensations, like itching and discomfort) to see if your mind has fallen asleep before it shuts down. Just stay perfectly still and ignore all sensations, after a while they will dissipate and you`ll find yourself in SP (and in perfect position for an LD).
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11-24-2007 10:12 AM #9GRIM
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Yeah, I don't think that your body moving is what kicks you off the path to SP, but rather the act of sending the signal from your brain to move it...
You know, if someone else moved your leg or something while you were WILDING, woul dit break you out of it? If you didn't react at all?
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11-24-2007 10:24 AM #10Lucid Dream Psychologist
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Heres an important question: Were your legs jolting? Or were they actually paralyzed and it felt like they were jolting?
Remember, dreams are a collection of senses that don't exist outside of your mind. Maybe you were half-dreaming that your legs were jolting.
... wiiieeerrdd
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