Question about WILDs.

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10-26-2007, 04:34 AM
Binsk

Question about WILDs.

Hey, I am both new to these forums and new to Lucid Dreaming.

Since I am new to Lucid Dreaming, don't kill me if this question is ridiculous or stupid :P . I have just been curious about this for a bit, and am hoping to find an answer.

Ok, here 'goes:
Is it possible to have a WILD when you go to sleep, without having to wake first? Or if that isn't a WILD, is it possible to go straight into a dream from the wakeful state without preparation?

I don't care at the moment how difficult it would be or how experienced you must be, I am just curious if it is possible so I can have a strong goal in the future. (I always need a good and exciting goal to achieve anything)

Thank you in advance. :D
10-26-2007, 05:42 AM
Umbrasquall

I have heard of people that claim to be able to WILD at will (sink straight into a dream from a conscious state). It's definitely a good goal to set though, as you'll basically be a master at lucid dreaming if you achieve that level.
10-26-2007, 05:59 AM
Binsk

Thanks a bunch.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Umbrasquall

I have heard of people that claim to be able to WILD at will (sink straight into a dream from a conscious state). It's definitely a good goal to set though, as you'll basically be a master at lucid dreaming if you achieve that level.

Thanks a bunch, that is all I needed to know! :D

Of course, if anyone else has some info they want to throw on, that would be great too. ;) But for the most part, my question has been answered. :D
10-26-2007, 09:30 PM
vikneifdi

I'm new here and I didn't even know what this experience was called until a couple of days ago. Lucid Dreaming and WILDs are new words to me but I have done them for a long time and they just come naturally to me.

Usually I randomly wake up in the middle of the night, close my eyes, relax, and think about sinking through my bed. 99% of the time I "sink" through my bed within 10 seconds and land in a dream world and I've never lost conscious alertness.

I've been told this may be difficult for some people, but it just happens for me. That's how I do it. Relax, think about sinking, and land in a dream world.
10-26-2007, 10:55 PM
Ronstek

Hello Insanekid and:welcome: to dreamviews.

Yes it is very possible to go straight into a WILD as perviously stated BUT that is normally only done by the more experienced. Your best bet at achieving a WILD is after a sleep or, at the start of an afternnoon siesta, which I have found is the best time for Lucid dreaming of any type for the beginner. At that time, you dont need a heavy sleep and usually sleep lightly in the REM mode which is ideal for LD.
There is my two bits worth of advise.

Good luck and best wishes.
10-26-2007, 11:10 PM
NeAvO

Hello :)

Yeah some people claim to go straight into WILDs without doing a WBTB. Ofcourse I'd recommend that you try a WBTB first though :P
10-27-2007, 12:58 AM
Binsk

Thanks guys for all the help and info. :D

@vikneifdi I will try that tonight, thanks. :P

@Ronstek Oh good, so now I know it is certainly possible. :D Thanks, and of course I wont be trying to do that any time soon. ^_^ But it is certainly a goal to stride for. I will take your advice and try that out too. Thanks a bunch.

@NeAvO Yeah, I will have to start of with WBTBs of course, but if I ever get REALLY good, it would be sorta frustrating still having to get up in the middle of the night to have a lucid dream, I would so preffer just going directly into the dream state. Of course, this wont be happening for quite a while, I am sure of that. ;)