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Originally Posted by
Wikihan
A couple of days ago I tried my first WILD during a nap. I laid still for a couple of minutes and then my limbs were getting a little numb and started to tingle. After a couple of minutes of that my body vibrated and I started to get a little visuals, half of peoples heads in the way like when you watch a simple black & white picture for a minute and then close your eyes you see a negative of the picture. But after staying still for I don't know how long, that was all that happened, no transition into a dream. So I gave up. But how can I ascend further into a dream instead of just hovering in the stage with the tingling limbs and the minor visuals (I also felt as if my limbs were in different positions)?
Obviously the main aspect is perseverance, as with all goals requiring work. Don't get too focused; this is of course a highly personal experience, but for me an over abundance of focus on activelyattempting to achieve WILD is often my downfall.
Things will of course begin to feel a little bit less real, less physical, more flexible.. Draw from this a feeling of almost falling backwards, something like when you go fast on a rollercoaster. Maintain concentration, but make it not on yourself or your immediate surroundings, but on a scene of some sort.
You will fail the first few times. Thats fine though. It sounds like already you have got close, and are moving the right way. The main things to remember are to not hold onto the feeling of being in the waking world, if that makes any sense to you
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Determination. It'll pay off. Big time.
