Thread: Introduction & first post

Originally Posted by Luminous

It won't make you dream right away at 23:00, but it will increase your chances of becoming lucid when you do dream.

Does my dream recall influence it too? Should i keep writing my dreams into my dream journal? And is WILD actually possible at 23:00?

And do binaural beats also influence it?

(Im sorry i ask so much but im curious and i really want to experience it)

Originally Posted by Setup56

Does my dream recall influence it too? Should i keep writing my dreams into my dream journal? And is WILD actually possible at 23:00?

And do binaural beats also influence it?

(Im sorry i ask so much but im curious and i really want to experience it)

Auto-suggestion can help dream recall, too. WILD is only possible when you're in a REM cycle, so it won't work if you try at 23:00 unless you have taken a nap that makes you hit a REM cycle at that time.

I'm not sure how binaural beats influence lucid dreams and dream recall, but if you search the forum, you will find lots of info about it.

Which is the best method to find out when i can try for a WILD?

Originally Posted by Setup56

Which is the best method to find out when i can try for a WILD?

Well, the best time to WILD is in the morning, because you will have slept for a while so that REM cycles occur more frequent, and they last longer. When you wake up from a dream, you are likely to be in a REM cycle, but you also risk being at the end of one.

So the best time to do a WILD is 7:00, when i went to bed at 23:00?

No. The best time WILD is about 5-6 hours after 23:00. But WILD is a very advanced technique, and may be difficult to achieve.

Originally Posted by Setup56

So the best time to do a WILD is 7:00, when i went to bed at 23:00?

Yes, around that time, which is one reason why it's better and easier to WILD on weekends. People also have success with WBTB + WILD, around 5:00 when they went to sleep at around 23:00, give or take an hour or so. I've had WILDs at 4:00-5:00 when I fell asleep at 23:00, but they weren't planned.

Do you remember your lucid dreams when you wake up? And when in a lucid dream do you have 100% thoughts? For example you remember everything the same as if you were awake? Can you even solve a quadratic equatation system if you want to?

Is it like that when you wake up you might not remember everything from your last lucid dream but when you lucid dream next time you remember all from previous lucid dreams? Will a lucid dream become like an advanced world which you can only remember everything when you are in there?