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    1. 03-20-2008 07:46 PM #1
      Tom187
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      WILD Problems

      I've been trying to WILD for some time now and I keep getting hung up on the same sorta spot. I can usually attain what I think is sleep paralysis when i go completely numb in the body and don't feel like I could move. My mind starts to loop and travel from idea or scenario to another from what i've recently thought about or heard. However, right about here is my problem because I could feel a very vivid idea come about and feel as if I am going to get into a LD but then i snap back to reality and the vividness goes away. Then I try and start over with another idea/imagery/feeling for my mind. I can even get the falling feeling through my bed for nearly 5 mins and don't get anywhere. Everytime I attempt a reality check i'm clearly in reality even after vibrations and HI. I usually give up after 1.5-2 hours and try and DILD.

      Does anyone have any pointers on how they actually induce a dream state in a WILD?
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    2. 03-20-2008 08:11 PM #2
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      I had my first intentional WILD just last night. What I did was just lay in bed until I almost fell asleep. Because that's the whole point of WILD, to fall asleep. The only difference is remaining conscious. I actually almost failed, but I was able to catch myself and enter SP consciously.

      So basically, you don't need to try that hard. It's just like falling asleep normally, but with just a bit more consciousness than normal. If you try too hard, you will fail. If you don't try hard enough, you will also fail. Yes, it's a fine line, and it takes practice.
      Success comes to those who are not afraid of failing.
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