Thread: What is the WILD transition like?

Your probably not tired enough. Try waking up early with an alarm and then trying.

Don't move a muscle.
Keep something physical to focus on so you don't lose consciousness when you fall asleep, a knot in your bed, a fan in your room, even a piece of gum in your mouth

So close!

Last night I set my alarm and did a WBTB. I woke up, stayed up for about 50 minutes, then went back to bed.

The WILD was going nicely. No feelings of fear or anxiety. I kept imagining falling through my bed as I transition into the dream.

My whole body started to go numb. It began at my feet and worked it's way up... When it reached my face, it was a very strange feeling. It felt like my face was pressed against my pillow, but I could still breathe perfectly.

It happened. A couple minutes after my face became numb I fell through my bed. It was exhilarating, and I could see a landscape forming in my vision as I fell into the dream.

Then... to my demise, someone started hollering outside, and another person started their car. This startled me awake. I was extremely disappointed, but at the same time I was glad to experience a part of the transition.

Next time, I will go to bed much earlier and wake up in the early morning for my WBTB. When I was attempting to WILD today it was around that time of day where everyone in the neighborhood was waking up and doing things.