Thread: Clairity's WILD Technique!

This morning was annoying. but i got somewhere, i was downstairs and i tried hard to WILD and i began to get into SP and my body was becoming more and more numb and i felt glad. Then suddenly the phone began to ring, i could hear it beyond my headphones and it got so distracting i felt SP go away and because my brother is so darn lazy i had to go and answer it. I went to answer it.

Me - "hello?"
My Dad - "hello its your dad, is your mum there?"
Me - "no, she just left"

he then hung up on me

He said just that and it ruined my entire WILD, i'm so sick and tired of my family, especially my bro and my dad ruining things, when i tried once before i told my dad i would be doing it in the morning, he said he would not disturb me and he then came down the next morning and began shaking me asking me why i was sleeping downstairs, i'm at the point of breaking!!

Everytime i try seems like a waste of time because someone always ruins it no matter what i tell them. I will try my best tomorrow Clairity, i'm dying to get it to work again.

Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker

Everytime i try seems like a waste of time because someone always ruins it no matter what i tell them. I will try my best tomorrow Clairity, i'm dying to get it to work again.

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Hello all!

I answered a posting from a newbie who stated, "This seems like a great, stress relieving, mental activity. Do you guys find that it reduces stress overall? Do you find that your level of stress has been lowered since you began on your journey of lucid dreaming."

I have to admit my first reaction was to laugh. I replied as follows and I thought I'd share my response with those who are tracking this thread:

Lucid dreaming can be very stress relieving.. when you're successful. But I find that if you determine that you aren't progressing (i.e., becoming lucid) as quickly (or as often) as you want to.. it can actually increase your stress level.. if you let it.

Lucid dreaming is a magnificent obsession.. it can be wondrous and addictive.. and it can be frustrating as hell!

Don't get me wrong.. I encourage everyone to learn to lucid dream. It's like taking a trip where you can become anyone and do anything.. all without having to leave your house, take time off from school/work or spend huge amounts of money.

The key is not to push yourself.. not to put a timetable on getting your first, second, third, etc. lucid dream.

Just remember to try to enjoy the "journey" to lucidity as well as the final destination (your lucid dreams).
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Great stuff i loved the way you go through the alphabet and visualize somthing for every letter... thanks alot !

vinn, thanks and I'm glad you like it.

I've actually added a twist to the alphabet method that I'm finding pretty cool!

I pick a place I know well (either my home now or the house I grew up in). I then start with the letter "a" and try to visualize an "item" or "activity" associated with that place and that letter. For example, "a" = "apron".. I picture my mom in the kitchen cooking wearing an apron. "B" = "bathroom".. I picture the bathroom that I used to wash up in when I was growing up. "C" = "cupboards".. I picture the cupboards in the kitchen where I grew up and visualize opening them and seeing what was inside or putting things away.

If I can't think of an item to go with a letter (for example "z").. I simply skip that letter. Once I return back to "a" .. I pick a different item or activity.

This version of the alphabet method really manages to immerse me in the visualizations.

Give it a try!