I had my second lucid this morning after a WBTB. The method I used to induce was Rhythmic Napping. It didn't work as planned, but I had a lucid none the less.
I decide to go with the default interval of the Saltcube Timer. The method is falling asleep after each chime to become closer to the wake-sleep barrier, but I couldn't fall asleep each time. After 30 minutes I turned of the timer and rolled over. The timer ended up becoming a WILD aid, because the moment I rolled into a more comfortable position, I had the "foot fallen asleep" feeling I had with my first lucid and I knew it was coming.
It was rather difficult to pull out of my body and enter the dream though. I could tell if I tried too hard, I would move my physical body. After I had gotten up though, it was easy to move. Everything I looked at had a motion blur, even though it wasn't moving. So I tried to focus by looking at my hands, that was a trip. My fingers started out really small, maybe a centimeter in length. Then, in about 2 seconds, they grew to a foot long.
Everything still had the motion blur, but I figured it was because my room was a mess and I had the memory of too many things lying around. I walked out of the room and everything become so clear. If you've ever had glasses, it was like getting glasses for the first time magnified ten-fold. I could see minute details of the wall clear across the room I would have a hard time seeing right up close.
I went to the window to see what kind of random cars I would see in my cul-de-sac. They were like a mix of '50s style and '70 style cars (I don't know cars too well.) I decided to look away and look back to see if they would change, but they stayed exactly the same and I noticed that the cars were parked in the same arrangement as they were in waking life, they were just different cars.
After that, the dream slipped away and I woke up. It was really easy to slip into the dream after using the timer. I'm going to try the same procedure tomorrow and I'll report back. I think I've found my WILD training tool though.
