I thought I was WILD-ing...

**Zeff** · 02-11-2012 08:08 PM

The craziest thing happened to me last night. Just want to share and hear your thoughts: So, last night, I went to bed doing nothing special besides going to sleep earlier (11P.M~12A.M which for a weekend is early. A good 2 or 3 hours earlier). No MILD no nothing.

I'm having a dream about my English class and everyone's sitting in their seats waiting for my teacher to back our Open Ended papers we wrote in class. I got mine back and was satisfied with the 34/35 I had on my paper.

Next thing I know, I'm in my bed, cool I guess? I'm laying there (totally not remembering the dream I was just having) and I'm telling myself a story. Narrating everything happening while visualizing it at the same time. The story was going something like this: Two men are running away from someone I guess, and they're walking in 2 feet-ish deep water. They're talking among themselves and one of them looks down to see that they're feet are being eaten by the fish in the water. (Piranha's?) Anyway, while I'm thinking of all of this I realize, "dude, WILD time?" and I don't know what happened, but it was like something just "clicked" and I did the "falling through bed" thing and suddenly my entire body felt like it was just rushed into another dimension.

I opened my eyes and I saw my whole room being recreated (it was like the image of my room was there, but from the top->down matter was being broken down, and recreated instantly) my vision was also in grey-scale for but a few moments. I got up, did my reality checks and to my dismay, I was in reality.

Honestly, I don't even know what the hell happened. Did I have a false awakening, try to WILD but since I was already dreaming, simply wake up. Or is it possible that upon WILD-ing I opened my eyes too fast, the dream didn't stabilize and I woke up because of that? I tried to WILD again, but it took forever to fall back asleep because the whole -rush through dimensions- thing left me pretty awake. But yeah, that's my story.

**~~Alyzarin~~** · 02-11-2012 08:18 PM

Well, it could have been the just trying to WILD in a dream made you wake up, but my assumption from the story would be that you woke up into sleep paralysis and your mind didn't wake up all the way with you, so you were able to very easily WILD but the sensations of it caused you to wake up more fully.