 Originally Posted by Buhl
Hey guys!
Its been a long time since i last posted here and i am sorry if people where using the results posted here as a source of inspiration, but i simply had to stop the test.
I've been hit by insomnia and nightmares ever since Friday and it makes me grab any and all sleep i can get.
Last Friday i got into work and found a guy on the floor having a cardiac arrest and while i did everything i could to keep him going, the paramedics weren't able to revive him.
I did everything by the book, but I think my sleep problems are caused by my subconscious judging my effort.
Regarding the technique:
I believe SSILD is a really amazing supplementary technique. I have not used SSILD by itself, so i can't really say if the technique is a viable "stand-alone".
However, in the time that i tested SSILD, i doubled my LD count from September to December (3).
So i believe it is safe to say that SSILD will help you induce LDs.
I'm glad it worked for you, and I hope you recover soon. I do feel though the technique should not be called a "supplementary" technique. Here are my reasons:
1. It's supplementary if it does not work by itself. However, that is clearly not the case anymore. Within the year and half since this technique was introduced to the public, we have gathered many thousands of success stories, and many are resulted directly from using the technique as standalone method.
2. Based on our observation, mixing SSILD with other techniques frequently gives less-than-optimal results. For example, most techniques require you to stay completely still, no matter how uncomfortable you feel. SSILD, on the other hand, wants you to stay as comfortable as possible and does not mandate staying still. When people try to mix in the other techs they inevitably want to stay motionless, and this can cause them to become tense and anxious, and unable to enter the trance state required for SSILD to work.
According to many people SSILD, when used properly, actually can help counter insomnia. I never have insomnia so I can't testify myself, but I guess it makes some sense especially given the remarkable resemblance between SSILD and Betty Erickson's self-hypnosis technique.
Cheers
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