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Hello fellow dreamers i'm new to lucid dreaming and have begun with the wild method. I have made around 12 attempts and the furthest i got was my body was completely numb, saw shapes and designs and i felt this sudden intense euphoria as if i was being sucked into the dream, but i became to excited and it stopped. Ive only ever gotten to the point where im completely numb ive never completed a wild although i have had numerous lucid dreams, they were not wild. I need help friends! Ive become frustrated that i haven't achieved a wild and ive spent hours reading techniques and such and i cant seem to do it. |
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You shouldn't try to do it before sleep |
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Last edited by MisakaMikoto; 08-05-2014 at 08:10 AM.
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Ok thanks so its 1am here if i set the alarm for 3 or so should i be good to go? |
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WILD won't work at bedtime because in WILD the goal is go from awake to dream instantly without losing awareness. Now when you just go to sleep at night you don't dream at first, you dream during REM which only starts it's first cycle after roughly 90 minutes. This means you would have to remain conscious through 90 minutes of deep Delta-sleep, this is something most LD-professionals haven't archieved. And even if you did make it through the first dreams would probably be extremely blurry, weak and would probably last for no longer than 2 minutes. Then you go into deep sleep again and again until your REM-cycles get longer which is usually in early morning. My advice, skip all the boring and difficult stuff throughout the night and go straight to good clear dreams in the early morning. |
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If you read this do a reality check, you will thank me later...
Is taking notes of your lucid dreaming journey a key aspect of the activity/experiment, whatever you want to call it |
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It's not mandatory but it's quite helpful. |
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I'm back! Again? Uhhh..
2 hours isn't enough. You should make sure to get about 4 hours before making a WBTB attempt, so in case you end up not getting back to sleep at least you've got a decent amount. Actually it depends on your normal sleep habits - how much sleep you need or usually get. Personally, my usual sleep time ranges from about 5 to 7 hours, tending more toward 5 usually, so I would shoot for maybe 3 hours before waking up for a WBTB attempt, but then I need less sleep than most people apparently. If you let yourself get too much sleep first (like almost as much as you normally get) then you won't get back to sleep, you'll just be up for the day. |
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Last edited by Kache; 08-07-2014 at 06:54 AM.
During your LD journey, in addition to your preferred methods, always keep in mind that you WILL have lucid dreams. With this positive attitude, you will be lucid dreaming in no time at all. It really works! |
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