Is a WILD worth the effort?

**cnthRyder** · 02-10-2005 08:39 PM

I've overcome my fear and nervousness about doing WILDs (even though I haven't had one yet). I tried a couple nights in a row, and I pretty much got nowhere. No vibrations, sleep paralysis, HI imagery, but I did get some *ahem* odd results. If someone could tell me what these are, how close I was to lucid dreaming, what I should do to induce paralysis/HI imagery/vibrations/etc. please help!

At one point, I felt I had two setsnof hands- one real pair, and one "dream" pair. I "saw" a knife come down on me, and I put up my "dream" hands to protect myself, and I could feel my real hands twitch. I opened my eyes in a cold sweat.

After about 45 minutes, I saw a light in the corner of my eye where (in my room) I have a neat picture of a beach that lights up and stuff, but it wasn't... normal. The light kept growing brighter and brighter and my mind was "thinking" very fast and my thoughts became erratical. I opened my eyes again in a cold sweat.

In the first, say, ten minutes of trying the WILD, I felt, like, "electricity" (for lack of a better word) running down my body, yet I was not in sleep paralysis. Also, opened my eyes to see if I could still feel it. I felt minor "shocks" going down my legs.

**wongcitO** · 02-11-2005 06:29 PM

I will try to WILD today, eventhough i think it's to difficult for me. Ii have only had one ld and it was with DILD. I think the main problem will be to stay awake for 30 minutes until the HI start, any advice?

**Pez_Soluble** · 02-13-2005 09:30 AM

I have this problem, i´ve tried to WILD 3 times, baut always with the same result: "I lie in bed for about 30´, no real change happens, I start to move, I get annoyd and give up".

How long do I have to wait until some changes are noticed? And can I move a little while trying (for example to scrath myself)?

**ZeroChange** · 02-13-2005 07:36 PM

Last night I attempted WILD, and i couldn't fall asleep. What should I do?

**mustachecake** · 02-13-2005 07:42 PM

Zerochange, same thing happened to me last night, only it was already morning when I tried so it didn't matter.

Try staying up for less amount of time. You'll be more tired when you go back to bed.

**MonkeyElk** · 02-17-2005 08:03 AM

Just to answer the Original topic, YES WILDS ARE WORTH THE FUCKIN EFFORT!!! I believe they are way more intense and way more vivid than regular LD's. To go straight from being concious in your bed to the dream world is quite a trip man. I do it every sunday, and have multiple back to back wilds all day until i gotta wake up for work. Just have to have patience and dedication and find the right method that works for you.

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