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      Am I forgetting something?

      Hi everyone. I have been trying to WILD for 8 days, still not working.

      OK, I know that the way I chose is the hardest, but what makes me feel bad that I'm not able to reach paralysis, I don't see anything, hear anything, I feel no needles. I spend everyday 2 hours breathing and counting and trying to focus on any patterns can come to my head, but all I see is pure dark black.

      From what I read of the tutorials, there will be one path to success, and even if at the end you fail, at least you would by then have passed one or two steps but failed in the final step. It's like in a race where you either win or be last or your car crashes. But for me, it looks that my car is not starting its engine in the first place, or maybe worse, like I don't have a car !

      I just feel that I can do it.

      What is wrong?

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      Firstly welcome,

      Secondly, you've been trying for only 8 days, give it little bit longer. Lucid dreaming is a skill that you need to practice no matter what technique you use. Just be patient and stay positive and you'll eventually get there.
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      WILDing can be pretty difficult, i suggest you keep at it to see if theres any improvements and if you find its not working for you just move onto something else, be patient, we don't always get it the first few times.


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      How long do you sleep before getting out of the bed? And how long is your WBTB?

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      Thanks all for the replies.

      Quote Originally Posted by rustboy View Post
      How long do you sleep before getting out of the bed? And how long is your WBTB?
      Everyday I wake up at 10 am, go to work at 11, stay there till 11 pm, then reach home at 11:30pm, after that I sleep 12 to 5 am, I then stay up for 30 min (actually I tried 10 min, 30 min, 1 hour ), then at 5:30 I put on my ear-plugs and eye-mask and begin, only to find myself at 7:00 or 7:30 just exactly with the same state at which I began. ( I mean exactly; no strange feelings, no sounds, no images, just black black black).

      Believe me, I feel I'm missing something, because it's the same feeling for the whole one a half hour trying to WILD. To be more accurate, 2 or 3 times I feel that the pupils of my eyes suddenly change focus (like when you shut them not so tight), and they shake slightly for 3 seconds.

      This is strange, before knowing about LD, I used to have random thoughts before sleeping (like hyp. thoughts), but when I want to WILD I get nothing.

      And sometimes I get too nervous before WILDing, and sometimes the 5 hours are disturbed by short awakenings in between (because I feel very anxious about LD).

      And to tell the truth, I always have this feeling that real life is 20 percent like a dream. And usually I can recall 15 percent of dream content.

      I have a weak memory overall, I find it very difficult sometimes to recall certain names and numbers and pieces of information, but anyway between me and myself I feel extremely confident I can do LD very easily, it's just that I feel I'm not using the correct method.

      I know it's not easy to succeed in the first few trials, but to have nothing during all the attempts is a little bit strange.

      Please can anybody point out what I'm forgeting to do?
      Is it that some persons cannot have paralysis?
      Or is it because I'm very awake?

      Yours.

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      Well by the looks of things your putting too much pressure on yourself to become lucid, you are desperate for the WILD to work and this added pressure has the opposite effect and stops you, just take things slowly and don't let things worry you, even if its the tiniest of improvements, like you don't feel as nervous, thats an accomplishment. Hey, i tried WILDing for 2 weeks straight and got nothing except one night in which i became numb, but i came out of it easily, DILDs seem to be the only thing for me, just don't put pressure on yourself because it will have the exact opposite effect in which you desire. Good luck my friend and keep at it, just take things slowly and in moderation, maybe take a break for a couple of nights, just go to bed as you normally would. This is known to sometimes trigger lucid dreams by taking pressure off yourself.


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