Originally Posted by LuxAeterna
Does feeling multiple bodies make your dream unstable? That's the way it is with me. When the double sensation conflicts strongly, the dreamed sensations fades pretty fast.
Well, when it works right, I get thru the WILD part, and the body awareness, and go into a real dream which is stable. It's just the transition at those times that is so strange, but it seems to last a really long time. But sometimes I remain too aware of my body even after I should be well past the transition, and then it is unstable, but usually I can re-enter the dream pretty easily if I wake up.
Originally Posted by LuxAeterna
I don't, but I was thinking about getting it after reading about it on the other thread and visiting his site. Is it worth buying?
I think so; it's got a lot of information about what to take and when, and half-lives, side effects, and other supplements you can add.
Originally Posted by LuxAeterna
Yeah, that's what I decided. Even if I can't figure out a way to get rid of the contradictory sensations, I can use GM as "training wheels" for WILDing sans supplements.
I hope it eventually works like that for me; that was my plan too, but I don't seem to be any better at natural WILDing yet. It probably takes times; I try it every time I wake up at the right time. One disadvantage for me is I don't like to do WBTB. Oh, I wonder if that makes a difference; LuxAeterna, are you staying awake after you take the supplements? I usually just go right back to bed. I don't know if that would make any difference.
Originally Posted by LuxAeterna
Well, but so far my WILDs on GM have been too unstable and too, as I said, "thin." I really can't do much in them. Though, its still early. Maybe I just need more practice.
When the GM works well for me, it is really, really good--you should keep trying, I think; change some things and see what happens.
Originally Posted by LuxAeterna
What do you guys think about supplementing GM with something else (like B6) that increases vividness? I'm thinking it might help.
I've never tried B6 with GM; I've used B6 alone and it worked, so maybe. Yushack talks about dopamine for increasing vividness, but I haven't had much luck with that myself. I do take alpha-GPC for choline about an hour before the GM; sometimes I have a lucid during that hour of sleep just from the choline; then have several more after the GM. Are you taking any extra choline? You should probably get the book; maybe something in there would work for you.
However, I do know one thing that will most likely help, if you can tolerate it--a nicotine patch. I try not to use them too often, but they really work.
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