I am 25 years old and just beginning to explore all of the underlying functions which truly govern and fill our lives (a very exciting time for me). I stumbled upon this site, while in the search for a deeper mental and spiritual awareness. Before I began taking an interest in dreaming (about 2 months ago), I would only recall two or three dreams per month at best (in touch with nothing more than what is on the surface). I was much more concerned with caffeine driven; face paced, full-of-stress and deadlines existence. This new outlook has totally changed every part of my life, and I am looking forward to learning and sharing with Everyone . So moving past the introduction.......

I have been recording my dreams every since my first visit to this sight (maybe a month or so ago); and have been recalling at least 2 dreams per night. I just recently began doing the "reality checks" within the past 2 weeks. Feeling really good about the vividness and frequency of my recent dreams, last night I decided to try and induce a LD using the WILD technique (probably jumping the gun a little). So anyway........

..after sleeping for about 5 hours, I got up at 5am, drank a cup of green tea, and laid back down around 5:30a. I laid perfectly still, concentrating on my breathing until I began to feel a "vibrating" sensation. I began to see images of (best described) swirling light in various areas of the darkness. This next part is hard to describe, but I began to feel myself "entering into my mind", as if the outside world was becoming more and more faint as my mind began to vibrate as well. I was interrupted however by excitement (which I had to constantly repress), the guy above me stomping around, and soon....the liquid in my mouth which was looking for a way out (eww).

I would like to know two things. 1) Does anyone have any idea what I mean when I say "entering into my mind", or "mind vibrating" (not head or brain). And 2) Dumb question, what the heck do you do to keep from constantly swallowing and controlling other bodily functions such as this.