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    • WBTB increases my success with WILDs

      10 55.56%
    • WBTB increases my success with MILDs

      10 55.56%
    • WBTB increases my success with DILDs

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    • w/o WBTB increases my success with WILDs

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    • w/o WBTB increases my success with MILDs

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    • w/o WBTB increases my success with DILDs

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      WBTB + What Method = Best success for you?

      Ok, another poll in my studies!

      Multichoice, so tick whatever applies to you.

      If you haven't already, vote in this too please!
      How do you feel when you WBTB?

      If you want more options just ask, reply if you want to give more detail.
      Last edited by Arch; 09-29-2011 at 04:15 PM.

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      I've had like one WILD with WBTB; all the others have been through naps during the day. WBTBs do help increase my chance of having a DILD, though.

      I also find that, if I do decide to WILD during a WBTB (and fail it), my chance of having a DILD goes up a lot more than if I just used WBTB.
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      I usually DEILD. But WBTB increase the chance of lucidity with every technique, in my experience.
      And I think that is because of that you are getting closer to REM when you WBTB.

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      WBTB increases my chances for a successful WILD the most, but all the others increase my chances as well.

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      Oh, i didn't realise it was mutli choice.. My answer all with the WBTB, but i only with WBTB with MILD

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      WBTB definitely helps me, regardless of which technique I'm using.
      I usually remember at least one dream when I wake up for WBTB which is already quite a nice start.
      WILD still feels easier during naps, but if I want to do it during the night I can only do it duringWBTB.

      I also find that, if I do decide to WILD during a WBTB (and fail it), my chance of having a DILD goes up a lot more than if I just used WBTB.
      I'll second that.
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      Thanks for the replies guys, it really does help!

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      WBTB increases my success with everything. If I do it alone, I have a good chance of becoming spontaneously lucid in the next dream. If I pair it with WILD or MILD, I can almost guarantee a lucid.

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