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      Failed WILDs blurring reality of waking life!

      Okay, I dunno if this has been discussed before, but anyway, here goes.

      I've tried to have a WILD about 7 times now, and I'm quite confident things are progressing.

      BUT every time I "wake" from a WILD attempt, or if I decide to pull myself out of it after an hour (or three, in one case) of deep sleep paralysis, I awake to find the realworld blurry, hazy, and I've gotta concentrate to make stuff clear. Also, I walk around the house in my dressing gown, staring at stuff occaisionally and thinking it's not real. I also can't seem to shake this profound feeling that my mind's tricking me... A good example is that I see a mirror on the wall above the lounge TV that wasn't there. I squint, and think to myself "hey, I'm dreaming!" and the mirror seems sort of surreal. But then I get closer and realise the mirror is actually just an especially reflective glass painting-frame which I obviously forgot was there... just lots of things like that keep hapening.

      Suffice it to say, I'm getting VERY suspicious of my waking mind, and find myself checking my reality a fair bit. On NONE of these occaisional did I have a false awakening... I actually DID wake, so I haven't successfully WILD-ed without realising it, if that's what you're thinking reading this...

      Do other people who have tried WILDs get this after waking from a failed attempt? Could it be anything to do with the fact that I sleep very deeply, and this is like waking out of incredibly deep meditation...? Thoughts?

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      i've never heard of this, but if it's making you question reality constantly, you'll probably be really successful with lucid dreaming soon.
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      Originally posted by mongreloctopus
      i've never heard of this, but if it's making you question reality constantly, you'll probably be really successful with lucid dreaming soon.
      Hmm... yeah, it's weird, 'cos I've never ever had a single lucid dream in my life that I remember, so my brain SHOULDNT be questioning reality. My dream recall is absolutely crap at the moment too, like I'm not even getting one a night regularly yet.... Huh....

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