Thread: Few questions on SP while WILDing

I haven't successfully had a WILD yet but I may be able to help you, because I've tried many times. I had a similar problem. I've felt the same thing you have, racing heart, vibrating legs, noises... all that. How intense is it for you? I'm pretty sure those things come in waves so to speak, may happen more than once. I usually wait for it to finish, and then just stay still. I've heard that once you've entered SP, you KNOW! I'm pretty sure there'll be the feeling of not being able to move without even trying to move. I doubt you're in SP at that point, but just in case try to visualize your body, and then imagine it rolling out of your bed, it may plunge you into a dream. If it doesn't work, you're probably not in SP yet. A few tips would be once you think you're entering SP, it's okay if your breathe pattern changes on its own but try to stay calm, because if you accidentally change them in excitement or shock it'll take you out of SP.
The only other tip I have is if you fail to enter a dream when you're in SP just keep still and keep trying.

When I've had SP before WILDS it is always proceeded by a loud rushing noise in my ears (and nothing else). It seems like it's different for everyone though with some similarities. For me, this doesn't result in a dream or anything interesting initially. When I notice it I try to move out of my bed. I'll try rolling out or just using my hands to feel my way around my bed and then out of it. I'll move around my environment while blind until I start seeing things. Sometimes though I never end up seeing anything and the dream ends.

A possible reason for why you're not able to enter your dream is because you're out of your REM period.

K thanks. I tried to WILD this morning at 4:20PM. I entered SP in 20 minutes and could not move, so I know I was in. Then I fell asleep before a dream appeared. Oh well. But who cares! I had 4-6 after I fel asleep.
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Thanks for the help!