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      How do you make pictures in your head with your eyes closed, i try to visualize but i can never see anything except one time when i wasn't trying to visualize. One time i was watching this show about big foot and then when i closed my eyes and was trying to sleep (but wasn't asleep) there was this picture of big foot in my mind with a white line around his body and black fur inside and he was flexing his muscles. I didn't do that voluntarely though.

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      What you described could be Hypnagogic Imagery. That's the most likely explanation anyway. They happen naturally and differ from person to person. Mine for example, are usually very strong. I tried manipulating or even creating them, but the results weren't conclusive. I guess you can improve it with practice. There is even a tutorial here on how to do this: Inducing Trance To Wild - Part 2
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      Initially they differ from person to person, but like everything else, through practise, you can make them as vivid as dreams. A good visualisation exercise is looking at a picture, than close your eyes and try to recreate the picture in your imagination with all it's details... using all of the 5 senses and imagining the picture to be huge, 3D and bright improves your visualisation skill. It also improves dream vividness and allows easier WILDing. This requires daily practise.. I do it each night before going to sleep.
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