 Originally Posted by lozbritt
OK thanks, but what about if you feel uncomfortable should you just roll over, cos i figured when you are going to sleep normally i might lay there for 5 minutes get uncomfortable roll over and then fall asleep within a couple of minutes, so why should this not be the case for WILDing?
There's no actual science to this, but in my opinion the reason that moving about during your WILD is frowned upon is simply because you'll be laying there longer.
Let me explain. When going to sleep normally, you'll notice that you do indeed toss and turn before actually falling asleep, but you'll also notice that this extends your amount of time awake (hence the term "tossing and turning all night"). With normal sleep, you eventually lose consciousness, then you enter SP after falling unconscious. The idea for WILD is to get to SP as quickly as possible (while conscious), so you'll be laying there for less time, and be less tempted to give up. Tossing and turning, scratching, and swallowing may indeed extend your time laying there.
Im going to try just pretending to go to sleep normally tonight and then when i feel on the verge of slipping away im goignn to focus on breathing and keep still then and see if get any further with WILD cos atm i think im way to focused on feelings in my body and its stopping me from falling asleep or getting anyway, thanks for you help
I think that's a good idea. Try that and see how it works. I know that thinking too much about WILDing is one of the many ways you can fail at WILDing. One thing for sure is that you need to experiment and find out what works good for you personally.
Good luck in your endeavors!!
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