Losing sleep for ONE day messes with your mind. And the point of WILD is to stay conscious as you go into your dream state and if you're that tired you'll fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow |
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Has anyone tried depriving yourself of sleep, for say an entire day, and then trying to WILD? It makes sense to me that if you stayed awake for an entire day, your body would be extremely tired and you could easily try the 'tricking your body' technique, or many others. |
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- "The best things in life are free. I have never once had to pay for a lucid dream."
Losing sleep for ONE day messes with your mind. And the point of WILD is to stay conscious as you go into your dream state and if you're that tired you'll fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow |
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So thats a no? |
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- "The best things in life are free. I have never once had to pay for a lucid dream."
This is how I achieved my first WILD but in saying that it may have just been coincidence. |
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im really interested in finding out if it works for more people. |
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Wouldn't you have to go through deep sleep before REM started? Is it possible to stay conscious during that? |
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well you gotta think of the Pro's, you body will go to sleep SUPER FAST! but it's simply easyer to stay aware. |
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I've thought of doing this too, but like Ishi said, I fall asleep as soon as I get comfortable in my bed. |
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at times i did an all nighter before but thats it. |
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This is actually how I was able to achieve 2 LD's a couple nights ago. |
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Im trying this right now. It worked for me to be seriously tired and think of nothing but LDing for about 20minutes before i fell asleep. Maybe a coinsidence but im soon to find out. Ill let you know of my findings. Though its not really a practical method. |
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ive heard many people talk about this and i can never be bothered trying it. i think ill try it now, i wont go to sleep tonight at all and by the time ive been awake for 24 hours ill try and WILD, so that is about 7:30, infact maybe ill just try and go till the next night. |
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well ive just tried my first wild after goinf for about 23 hours without sleep. i cam incredibly close, actually reaching that stage where i am going in and out of dreams while being fully aware. although i couldnt quite make it. curiously after of 4 hours of sleep im up again and feeling fully rested. though im new to this so i cant really draw comparisons. |
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here's another thread somewhat similar - http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=74365 - i call those little 3-4 hour naps "tweaker naps" and i was always told in the navy "THE HUMAN BODY ONLY NEEDS 3 HOURS OF SLEEP TO FUNCTION!!!! QUIT UR BITCHIN'!!!!" but i have found that if u got back to sleep after one u can have some pretty good LD's... |
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Last edited by carLito; 03-14-2009 at 01:56 AM.
Not sleeping wont help you to LD at all, I tried it many times ... all it did was mess up my dream recall ! |
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Awesome replies...hmm I might try this out actually. |
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- "The best things in life are free. I have never once had to pay for a lucid dream."
I would never do this just for a lucid dream. My body can't handle not sleeping. |
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if you can read this then you are about to be punched
yep thats actually quite helpful. I did that once and remembered 4 dreams very vividly. So im guessing it should help a lot become lucid. |
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I’m so doing thi-*falls over* zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz “what? What happe-never mind.” |
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i'm sure it works different for everyone. |
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