Thread: Hello all

My only advice would be to try again. There are so many small things that can make or break your WILD attempt. For me, it seems every attempt is slightly different. It takes a bit of practice to figure out how to react to these things. For example, now you know not to smile. Who would have ever thought to mention that?

Like Videogamer4Life, I like tricks that distance myself from my body lying in bed. I try to vividly imagine a dream body, along with feelings of movement, tactile sensations, and such. Otherwise, I get stuck in my body lying in bed, or get distracted by something like my own breathing, muscle twitches, or heartbeat.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

My only advice would be to try again. There are so many small things that can make or break your WILD attempt. For me, it seems every attempt is slightly different. It takes a bit of practice to figure out how to react to these things. For example, now you know not to smile. Who would have ever thought to mention that?

Like Videogamer4Life, I like tricks that distance myself from my body lying in bed. I try to vividly imagine a dream body, along with feelings of movement, tactile sensations, and such. Otherwise, I get stuck in my body lying in bed, or get distracted by something like my own breathing, muscle twitches, or heartbeat.

The bolded part I find extremely useful. I'll definitely try that tonight, that way if I want to smile I can imagine my dream-body smiling!

Cool, I hope it works for you. It is my favorite way to WILD. I like to imagine doing something really familiar, so it is easy to visualize. Something like walking through your house touching things, or running down a familiar street. That way you aren't really straining your brain to visualize something complicated, you are just remembering something familiar.

Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

Like Videogamer4Life, I like tricks that distance myself from my body lying in bed. I try to vividly imagine a dream body, along with feelings of movement, tactile sensations, and such. Otherwise, I get stuck in my body lying in bed, or get distracted by something like my own breathing, muscle twitches, or heartbeat.

Hey! That scenario sounds awfully familiar!