Hey :) Sorry meistersomnius perhaps my explanation was a little unclear, sorry about that. :oops:
The point of that post was to show you that the majority of your so called sleep paralysys experiences is already a dream, it's not that you are paralysed in your bed and see aliens, angels or monsters. You are by then laying in a dream bed in a dream room seeing aliens, angels or monsters, being slightly aware of not being able to move the physical body which is mirrored in the dream.
So next time you feel heavy strange sensations, make sure that you aren't dreaming already wasting a WILD attempt within the dream.
Many of my DEILD attempts is a success only because I take the chance and get out of my bed that feels very real, but when I get out of it I realize that I have transitioned.
So if you feel any strange sensations what so ever during the DEILD attempt, amplify them by focusing your awareness on them and when they reach their peak, get out of your bed!
For example if you hear a beep, continue listenting to it until you hear it very loudly, and then just take the chance and move!
The reason to why we on this forum have started to move away from the term sleep paralysis is because of it's missusage.
You can actually go to bed right now relax your body in 10 minutes and start feeling kind of heavy vibrations, believe me I do it every night on bedtime, and is this sleep paralysis?
No, far from it. This is just a sign that the body is getting relaxed. But the problem is when you see a member in the WILD section starting a thread named:
"I got SP but no lucid dream!!! WHY?"
And if they were in sleep paralysis which is paralysation of the body while dreaming, well you are already dreaming!
Well then they were already in the dream, if they weren't they have just mistaken the sensations of a relaxed body for sensations of a dream...
This is why I don't want the goal to be sleep paralysis, because beginners will call almsot every sensations sleep paralysis which in turn wont help them WILD which in turn will make them QUIT!
A better advice is then to relax and stay aware until you start dreaming, if you feel any strange sensations, which are signs of the dream during the relaxation , then try to amplify them and take a chance and reality check. If they can't be amplified it's not a sign of REM or a dream so don't bother by trying to transition.
So this is sort of like like a passive reality check.
The goal is to go from the waking state and then to the dream aware, sensations is like doors to the dream, but are not the primary goal.
Happy WILDing :sleepmeditate2: