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Which WILD technique were you using (which tutorial did you follow)? Different ones can cause different types of dream entrances. |
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Thread: WILD on first try?
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07-24-2008 04:07 AM #1Member
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WILD on first try?
I decided to try to WILD today. It was probably ten minutes or so after I woke up (It was ten hour sleep, not between 3-8 as the tutorial says). After fifteen minutes of laying there trying to WILD I got it. I was in the dream and I remember I was in my room with my boyfriend. After only a few moments I woke up because of how excited I was. The experience didn't really feel like how the tutorials and guides explained it would be like. All I remember is suddenly being in a dream, nothing like the guide explained it would be. Did I just fall asleep and I was lucky or was it a WILD?
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07-24-2008 04:25 AM #2Member
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07-24-2008 04:34 AM #3Member
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Oh, I thought that WILD was all the same. I used http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=9806
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07-24-2008 05:34 AM #4Member
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Entering a LD is different for everyone. Some people feel sleep paralysis, some see Hypnagogic images, some even hear normal sounds. You may be someone who doesn't experience any of the symptoms. Though, WILDs' experiences change each time you perform one.
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