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    1. 06-12-2010 10:16 AM #1
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      Difference between MILD and DILD?

      i read ETWOLD several years ago, and i'm fairly certain these were explained as separate topics. yet, every time i read something about either one on this site, they're used interchangeably. IS there a difference? if so, what is it?

      here's what i THOUGHT it was:

      MILD is basically you repeating a phrase ("next time i'm dreaming, i'll realize i'm in a dream") over and over until you hopefully hear that phrase in your dream.
      DILD is the same thing except without repeating the phrase and hoping to get lucky noticing a dreamsign.

      is that pretty much it?
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