Thread: ok really confused help...

Hey, to DV!

I don't really know what you mean by clenching your eyes.. what do you mean by "blinking feeling?"

Have you looked at the tutorials page for some WILD techniques? They are all slightly different by the way, it's just the general concept that is the same throughout.

Hi and welcome to Dream Views.

I'm not sure what you mean about clenching your eyes either. I've never tried that. When I attempt to have a WILD I just get into a comfortable position and relax as if I were going to sleep. I don't clench my eyes, just close them and try to stay conscious as my body falls asleep.

... i'm not sure either on how to explain

but if i kinda clench my eyes , the numbness and tingly feeling come alot quicker

i'm not sure if i'm getting thru but i would like some help ...

thanks anyhows

Ah.
What time are you trying this? Are you trying to have a WILD right when you lay down for all night sleep?

i try around 10min after going to bed ,

after a few trys i just go uhh and go to sleep

and try the routine the next night

Ah, that's why it isn't working.

Normally it's best to attempt a WILD after you've had a few hours sleep, at least 5 hours. By then you should be into stages of REM sleep, prime time for attempting a lucid dream.

Before I go and confuse you trying to explain i'll give you a link to the Wake Back to Bed method. It'll explain what you need to know.

WBTB METHOD

Hopefully that will help you out.

Originally Posted by Muska

i try around 10min after going to bed ,

after a few trys i just go uhh and go to sleep

and try the routine the next night

That is probably your problem there. You should sleep about 5-6 before attempting a WILD. At the beginning of the night, you're not even in your REM period.

Edit: What Vex said.

oh ,

thankyou alot

this board seems very quick on answers

but again thanks

You're welcome and not a problem

Me and Mes are the resident geniuses. Any further questions just ask.

if you woudn't mind answering this one question,

how long on average does it take to enter the ''dream world''

just curious

What do you mean by the "Dream World." Do you mean begin to dream? That depends, from a wild, or from going straight to sleep?

Hehe, beware our genius super powers.

As for entering the "dream world" (from a WILD), there's such a huge variation to that that averaging the times won't really be much use.

its ol'right

was just a little curious

well i don't think you would be lying there for an hour+

but some people may disagree

well thanks for the info