Thread: Converting DILDs > WILDs

I actually have done this.. from a WILD though. This is perfect for those who don't remember their micro-awakening. I would love to be apart of this but the medicine I take makes me sleepy, so I don't have many DILD's anymore. Let me know if I can help through WILD's though.

Well, you're not guaranteed to end up in SP. In fact there's a high chance that you won't end up in SP.

Anyway, this isn't really converting a dream. You can't convert one to the other, as I'm sure you realize but I just want to state it for those who are new to the topic of lucid dreaming: This would be two separate lucid dreams. You're just waking yourself up in one, returning to waking life, and then having to WILD into a new lucid. I suppose it's possible to do this but to me it makes more sense to live out your DILD until you wake up, then DEILD after waking. Or to just DEILD after waking from non-lucids. Ideally if you just work on the stabilization techniques, you can fix up your DILDs instead of having to try to master the WILD. If you do both, you're all set, but it's easier to stabilize a dream than it is to master WILDs- even waking up with a relaxed body and the intent to WILD right away. Plus, there'd be the risk that you couldn't DEILD successfully and would have just wasted a DILD... or that you'd just fall asleep, and lose the memory of your DILD

Just some things to point out. For people who are adept at WILDing- or especially for those who are trying to learn to WILD but can get DILDs alright, I think this is a good idea and I may jump on board this project to see if premature awakenings from a DILD can help teach me to WILD (which I suck at). As much as it will hurt to terminate a DILD, you may be on to something. At the very least increased experience with DEILDs that can be utilized after any awakenings, DILD or not.