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    1. 08-15-2007 09:22 AM #1
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      Nealy There??? Tips Wildddd

      Helloo,

      This morning I woke up around 6am and went back to sleep, I started having a dream ( not lucid) but woke up half way through to find I had sleep paralysis so I thought " hey, i'll use this to lucid dream" so I closed my eyes and relaxed then * BANG* everything goes quiet and all I can hear is a massive road that sounds like a bomb going off and my body starts shaking very rapidly-
      No images appered when I closed my eyes expect a lot of flashing lights ( I didn't concentrate on it though) I managed to stay relaxed but I found that i'm just awake then:S


      I've been trying for a couple of weeks now... Am I nearly there?

      And what shall I do next time this happens?
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    2. 08-15-2007 04:07 PM #2
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      How long were you asleep before you woke to the SP? Maybe your REM periods weren't long enough yet to WILD?
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    3. 08-16-2007 02:05 PM #3
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      Well it looks like you have tried to use the SP right. These phenomenas are very unpredictable, sometimes you will wake-up as you did, and sometimes you will enter a dream. In this particular case what may have happened is that you were at the end of an REM cycle, and your brain naturally woke you up.
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    4. 08-17-2007 12:02 AM #4
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      That happened to me just last night!

      I don't really attempt WILDs though, I just started being able to go into sleep paralysis. Its fun for me =] I just reverse blink for a while, and then enter it.

      Anyways, my advice is to keep trying and concentrate more next time. Good luck.

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    5. 08-17-2007 11:55 PM #5
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      That was pretty close to being Lucid actually, next time it happens just try to visualise being in a dream, seeing if you can make it happen. Also at the same time, concentrate on becoming lucid, repeat to yourself that you will go lucid.

      Just a tip, it's best to wake up early, like you did. Preferably after 5 hours sleep.
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