Whats a WILD

[Fibo]

I'm seeing a lot of abbreviated things, could someone clarify a few of them? I'm sure that its "something" Induced Lucid Dream---- The only thing I use to help with lucidity while dreaming is to stay up so long that I know withing minutes I will fall asleep once I hit the pillow. I usually right a little 'to do list' right before I get ready. I read something about finding ones dream guardian on the forum and last night was the first time it occurred to me that I could actually ask my DC's things. In my dream at the latter end of it I was a large room full of people all going somewhere sorta like in an airport but even more crowded if you could imagine, hah. I made eye contact with a women and the first question that popped into my head was "are you my dream guardian", she said yes. But it was more like yesssss cause the crowd of people pushed in between us and I woke up thinking nooooo. I'm quite skeptical about meeting someone in my dreams whom could possibly be from outside of my own mind. I do believe that a person can make up some sort of archetype to talk to so that they may be able to access something inside them. 'night.

[Fibo]

The weird thing is that the first person I ask that question to said yes... tonight I'm going to try and interrogate everyone if possible

[shotbirds]

Wake Induced Lucid Dream....staying conscious as the rest of you falls asleep. There's MANY posts and other things about WILDs

[Swank]

Use the search. The archetype for your inner unconscious is an interesting thought, I dont see why we couldnt do it.

[Terrorhawker]

A WILD is a wake induced lucid dream. You fall asleep and wake up during your REM cycle. Then you go back to sleep but you keep your mind awake by focusing on something and then let your body fall asleep, so you conciously go into a dream.

[Clairity]

I'm seeing a lot of abbreviated things, could someone clarify a few of them? I'm sure that its "something" Induced Lucid Dream---- Fibo, a listing of LDing acronyms can be found here: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=2954 You might also want to check out the Tutorials forum which contains information on the various lucid dreaming techniques and other helpful information: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=25.