• Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views




    Results 1 to 5 of 5
    1. #1
      member bigCHEESE77's Avatar
      Join Date
      May 2009
      Gender
      Posts
      146
      Likes
      3

      Is SP really necessary?

      In a wild, you are basically just waiting for your mind to fall asleep while still holding a thread of consciousness right? You wait for the HI to become a dream scene, then you enter. So is sleep paralysis really necessary? must your body be asleep for HI to form? if there was a technique for just getting your mind to that stage, then WILDs could come a lot faster, because you wouldnt have to wait for sleep paralysis. Is that right?
      [CENTER]DILD: 3
      WILD:3 (and very hard earned)
      [COLOR="Red"]Lucid dreaming goals: -live among zebras- test the uses of dream guides -

    2. #2
      ex-member
      Join Date
      Mar 2008
      Posts
      3,924
      Likes
      40
      No. Sleep paralysis is not necessary at all.

      Well done.
      Bollocks.

    3. #3
      member bigCHEESE77's Avatar
      Join Date
      May 2009
      Gender
      Posts
      146
      Likes
      3
      Now if only there was a technique for getting your mind to that state. I guess it would be something like meditation.
      [CENTER]DILD: 3
      WILD:3 (and very hard earned)
      [COLOR="Red"]Lucid dreaming goals: -live among zebras- test the uses of dream guides -

    4. #4
      Member Achievements:
      1 year registered Veteran First Class 5000 Hall Points

      Join Date
      Aug 2006
      Gender
      Location
      in my head
      Posts
      26
      Likes
      21
      remembering the "feeling" of previous LD's helps to jump start the right state of mind

    5. #5
      Member Silver Surfer's Avatar
      Join Date
      May 2009
      Posts
      16
      Likes
      0
      Have you tried FILD? It's probably the fastest WILD one can have. Check it out.

      http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...highlight=FILD

      Oh, and did I mention it bypasses SP?

    Bookmarks

    Posting Permissions

    • You may not post new threads
    • You may not post replies
    • You may not post attachments
    • You may not edit your posts
    •