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    1. 02-23-2008 06:53 PM #1
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      Wild explanation needed

      First off, to WILD, is it alot easier after sleeping a few hours or beeing very tired?
      How long on average does it take? I laid still for 50 mins with no results... (no sp).

      I read you get a falling sensation, is this when the WILD begins? Can you move at all in SP? Also I read you get hallucinations, and then you enter the dream.

      How do I know the wild or sp starts, and how do I do to enter the dream? Do I just lie still?

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    2. 02-23-2008 08:23 PM #2
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      1. People say it helps to WILD after a few hours of sleep because its closer to the REM stage. This could also be why you lay there for 50 minutes, because you weren't close enough to REM. It'll take a bit of fooling around to get you're timing right(mine's 3-4 hours) Being tired helps, and the time before SP varies.

      2. Ive gotten to the falling sensation, and I think it means you're close

      3. You can't move in SP, but some people never get it so you can WILD without going through it.

      4. If you lie still, you should eventually feel a strong sensation to move. Ignore this because it's your bodies way of checking if you're asleep. Thats as far as I've gotten, but people say when an image comes to mind, try stepping into it, or try "rolling" out of your body and get a false awakening
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    3. 02-23-2008 08:26 PM #3
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      I became extremley numb all over my body, but that was around 30-40 mins, I kept lying, counted to a thousand, but nothing... I will try it in the middle of night... gonna be a pain to not fall asleep
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    4. 02-24-2008 12:25 AM #4
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      Yeah try staying awake with a light on for 10 minutes maybe Party!
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