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    1. 04-22-2006 02:40 PM #1
      jamiepskelton
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      A couple of questions

      Firstly, I keep hearing of 'wild' and was wondering what that was if anyone knows. Also, the last time I had a lucid dream as soon as I said to myself, 'ok I'm dreaming', the atmosphere kind of went...like...well, different, like there was a big wind all around me, but it wasnt windy, kind of like what gas looks like when you see it rise, like behind a big jet engine of airoplanes. I was wondering about anyone experiencing this. Sorry for rambling :-)
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    2. 04-22-2006 02:47 PM #2
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      Hello jamiepskelton,

      WILD’s are explained >>HERE<<.

      Also, how to fail at a WILD >>HERE<<.

      You're dream sounds like a low level Lucid dream, seeing as you recognized that you were dreaming that can be classified as a Lucid dream. Good work, Keep it up.


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    3. 04-22-2006 09:39 PM #3
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      Welcome jamiepskelton! WILDs are a very useful way of becomming lucid if you manage to master the technique. WILD stands for Wake Initiated/Induced Lucid Dream.

      I've never experienced that wind sensation but when I become lucid I often find that the dream, or overall theme or mood of the dream changes, and I promptly wake up
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