Thread: WILD?

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That sounds a little bit familiar to the WILD experience, although not exactly what I experience myself. The shaking or vibrating that you get is all part of the experience. My whole body shakes, but maybe it is just eyelids for some people.

Next time if this happens again, don't back out of it, just stay relaxed as possible and try to keep your eyes closed. When that image begins to form again, you will know you are close! If it keeps going on for a long time and nothing happens, try to "stand up" as if you are getting out of bed. If you do this while you're in the WILD process you will probably find yourself standing in an LD in your room. If you can't get up then you still aren't deep enough, so just stick with it. At least 75 percent of my WILDs end up with me standing up "out of my body" so to speak, and the rest I am sometimes patient enough to wait for a scene to develop

Originally posted by MrShandavio
The other night, I had woken up and found that I'd slept 6 hours. So I watched an hour of tv and decided to try wild. Only seconds into it my hands went numb. So I'm like \"I'm tired, I'm just gonna sleep.\" So then I had this dream and I was gonna WILD at some place and then people kept laughing at me (I was in some basketball shorts and socks - that's it) and I killed one of them with a catapault and laughed at them. Then I woke up and fell asleep again several times and I felt like my head was shaking violently and I heard banging like someone hitting a washer or dryer with a hammer. And then my eyes opened a tiny bit but I couldn't open them anymore and I couldn't move and I almost killed myself (exaggerated) getting up. It turns out it only had been about 15 minutes.

EDIT: What the heck? This is supposed to be a reply to another topic titled 'WILD?'. Can somebody please move this? If possible? Sorry.

Hit the wrong button you did, yeessss, yeesssss!

Man it was freaky , I hope I don't have to feel that everytime I have an attempt at lucid dreams because it's going to be pretty damn stressful ...

I for one don't feel all those crazy sensations when I WILD. I do agree however that alot my WILDs are from me getting up from BED and finding myself lucid in my dream bedroom. The only thing i realy feel is a type of paralysis when i try to get up, usually with enough brain power and strain you can break that and get up out of bed and become fully lucid.

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I for one don't feel all those crazy sensations when I WILD. I do agree however that alot my WILDs are from me getting up from BED and finding myself lucid in my dream bedroom. The only thing i realy feel is a type of paralysis when i try to get up, usually with enough brain power and strain you can break that and get up out of bed and become fully lucid.[/b]

When the lucid becomes too heavy for me, i try to awake myself and get out of it. Most of the times I find myself then in my bedroom, and I am relaxed, because I think I have awoken. But the thing is, after a while I see that I am still dreaming and then the shaking starts again. I will try to awake another time, sometimes I succeed, or I just find myself telling my friends about my lucid. And then I realize that there can be no friends in my bedroom, since I am sleeping alone. And here comes the shaking again, try to wake up, or get a similar experience.
My lucids are pretty tricky you see. Last week I was relieved, because I woke up. I looked around in my room, but noticed there was no door and no window.... Yeaks still dreaming...

Yeah i totally agree. My lucids are so vivid I can't tell what the hell is real and what isn't. Sometime literally going about my normal day as if I had to do that stuff because I can't tell the difference between waking up normally or false awakening.

My WILDs seem to be extremely different from everything I hear people report... I basically very quickly go straight to the lucid dream, at most a few seconds of body paralysis. I never get any strange vibrations or anything. Just a few seconds of paralysis and *poof* I'm there. I am like the other guy that replied here... 99.9% of the time I enter the altered state(some say this is astral projection) by simply standing up and leaving my body, finding myself in my room lucid.

Originally posted by Prometheus
My WILDs seem to be extremely different from everything I hear people report... I basically very quickly go straight to the lucid dream, at most a few seconds of body paralysis. *I never get any strange vibrations or anything. *Just a few seconds of paralysis and *poof* I'm there. *I am like the other guy that replied here... 99.9% of the time I enter the altered state(some say this is astral projection) by simply standing up and leaving my body, finding myself in my room lucid.

Yep. Identical to what I experience. I wonder if this is some sort of different WILD because I definitely don't feel vibrations / sounds and such.