Thread: Lucidity on demand

thank you for the reply my friend,
yes i might have confused you on this my bad,
when you are WILDing you aren't conciously falling asleep,you are keeping your mind awake,as you body unconciously falls asleep,there is no way to fall asleep conciously,
for example,if you had previously slept some 10 hours in a row,or if you stomach was extreamly full,this would physically unable you to fall asleep,
and you can't decide to lay down on a bed,close your eyes,and your body would fall asleep,as it simply wouldn't because its not met the right prequisites such as being tired,and in some cases,light (not immideatly after a large meal),
this is what i meant by falling asleep uncouncisly.transitioning to a dream without losing awareness is basically what we call WILD ,that is correct,but the choice for the body to fall,is not ours,the choice is for us only to keep the mind awake as that happens.
another approach to make this clear would be to say , if we could fall asleep conciously,then insomnia would have never existed,or WILD would be a way to treat insomnia (which its not by any means,its in fact impossible to WILD with insomnia).