July 19, 2016
Total Sleep Time: none
Meditation: 4-5 times a week for at least 45 minutes
Exercise: Running 45-60 minutes 5 times a week (down to 135 lbs!)
Method: Had no intent in using a method during my nap
Results: WILD
I was so sleepy today and I decided to lay down for a nap. As soon as my head hit the bed I felt the weakest of a vibration. Not too unusual because I can feel myself vibrate just about doing anything (watching TV, on the phone, reading). When I'm doing an activity the vibes are very weak and slightly noticeable. Anyway, I felt the weak vibe and I thought, "I wonder..." I concentrated on my third-eye and the vibrations became stronger and stronger. A couple of times I felt myself trying too hard and the vibes would go away. When this happened, I would release the tension I had on my third-eye and go back to relaxing my physical body and the vibes automatically would return.
For a moment, I heard children laughing but I wasn't going to fall for this (we have kids next door, but I just treated this as the regular 'noise' we should all ignore). So, I tried to intensify the vibes with my third-eye again and I felt myself trying to wiggle out but I couldn't. I knew I was close...so I just kept calm, relaxed my body, waited for my vibes, concentrated on third-eye and...I was out. I came out in a way I never had before...crucifixion style. My physical body was laying on my left side, but I rose out of my body face up, crucifixion style with both of my arms stretch out on either side and I was standing straight up! It was so beautiful! I came out in the dark and was so happy that I just wandered in the dark with my arms still stretched out (I forgot to call out for light). I wanted to see so right when I was going to ask for sight my cell phone ranged...damn it! Normally I turn everything off and go to my lucid hide out where I can't hear nothing (no technology allowed and I can't hear any noise from the outside). I only laid down in my bedroom because I 'thought' I was going to just rest my eyes. Oh well, a lucid is a lucid and how neat this one was to come out positioned like that?! Thanks Lucy! You always surprise me.
Always grateful...always humble.
Bemistaken.
P.S. I think I found my rhythm for my WILDs
1. Lay down and go to sleep (for me I must get at least 6.5-7 hours of sleep, but I have slept as long as 8 hours with a WBTB and was still able to get lucid)
2. WBTB and stay up for at least 55-60 minutes
3. Lay back down
4. Place my intent on staying slightly awake (personally, for me this means feeling my body fall back to sleep. Again, for me, I personally have vibrations as my clue and/or I can feel my body feel like a heavy blanket just laid on top of me and I know I'm close).
5. Concentrate on my third-eye
6. Use an exit method to come out
7. Stabilize dream and don't forget to ask for light if I'm in the dark
This seems to work for me every time when I WILD and I hope it helps someone else. Remember, everyone of us is different and just because some of these things happen and work for me doesn't necessarily mean that it will work for you. It has taken me around 2-3 years to truly come up with a good WBTB time and understand that I need a lot of sleep before I even attempt. So continue to practice, practice, practice, and whatever you do...DON'T GIVE UP!
One Love.
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