WILD in pitch black ok?

[magical mike]

Is it ok to WILD in pitch black? My room is in the basement, so it is always pitch black. (cant even tell when it is morning or not) every time, I turn off the lights to go to bed, I immediately experience HH (wich is sometimes scary and I need a nightlight..... Yes I am 16... W.E) so is it best to WILD with these conditions?

[DreamChaser]

Is it ok to WILD in pitch black? My room is in the basement, so it is always pitch black. (cant even tell when it is morning or not) every time, I turn off the lights to go to bed, I immediately experience HH (wich is sometimes scary and I need a nightlight..... Yes I am 16... W.E) so is it best to WILD with these conditions? Well you have had 8 WILDs. I would keep doing what you were doing.

[magical mike]

MMk, I was just wondering if theres an easir way, or how difrent things such as light might effect it. I have probably tried to WILD, alot more than 8 though lol

[panta-rei]

I find having less light makes me have more effective/more vivid dreams. I'm not sure why.

[endymion]

For me WILD is all about tactile sensations, so light has nothing to do with it initially. In fact, I would say the less light the better because having no vision amplifies my other senses. Once I enter my dream body, if the WILD is OBE-like in nature, then the darkness can be a problem. But it is usually not too hard to make some light appear if you try intently enough. Don't use a light switch, but move your hands up like you are "magically" adding light to the scene. Works for me.

[Garjzla]

melatonin does not disperse in the dark only in light, it helps you got to sleep, so complete darkness would probally be a really quick way to enter a WILD becuase it would make easier because you would fall asleep faster