is it possible. and how would you do it? just wondering becuase im going to attempt to wild tonight.
off topic. how long will you usually stay in SP when trying to wild?
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is it possible. and how would you do it? just wondering becuase im going to attempt to wild tonight.
off topic. how long will you usually stay in SP when trying to wild?
yeah I used to fight it as a little kid before I knew it would lead to lucid dreams. its a bit scary trying to get out of it cause you can't move AT ALL. you just keep trying until you break free!
oh and on your second question, I'm not sure. every time I get into SP it happens naturally so I just close my eyes and jump right into the dream with FULL control!
yes!!! its possible!!
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Originally Posted by JollyRoger
so after reaching SP you can easily get into the dream?
Open your eyes and you should go out of SP.
If you reach SP there is a good chance that you'll start dreaming. It either happens or it doesn't and it seems to be random so don't get discouraged.
Just hold your breath until you wake up.
Opening my eyes never did anything for me but make it scarier cause then I knew I was awake and paralyzed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninja9578
It may take a second, just remind yourself that it's perfectly natural to be paralyzed. Once your eyes are open your mind should reconnect itself to your body, it doesn't like getting inputs from your eyes, but not the rest of you.
transflux: I think he is asking how to get out of SP while awake, not awaken from an LD.
I never experienced SP before, do you get it after you get up to do a WBTB or can u get it once you first lie down in bed?
is this true?Quote:
Originally Posted by transflux
It's hard to control your breath while you're in the SP fase..
Atleast I couldn't regulate it well..
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Originally Posted by Deaf Cow
I noticed this too. I had to breathe really hard through my nose, and I think it's almost impossible through your mouth. :shock:
Yeah, I think you can force your way out of SP. Just keep trying to move, no matter how hard it is.
Actually my eyes are always open when I go into SP. Opening and closing them has no effect. I find that darting your eyes around really fast to the far corners helps slightly.Quote:
Originally Posted by ninja9578
I've experienced SP quite a few times (although not very recently), and my eyes are always open when it happens. I find that just concentrating really hard, and moving my eyes around really fast helps and usually get's me out of SP. But that's just me.