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      Having Trouble Being Successful With The WILD Technique

      Basically I've had a few DILDs in the past when I actively pursued lucid dreaming, but I really want to be successful using the WILD technique.

      Now I know you attempt it just after REM or during an afternoon nap.

      The furthermost I can get is to the beginning of REM (I can feel my eyes spasming) with some very faint imagery, but it never seems to elevate beyond that.

      I lay perfectly still, ignore all of my body's signals to move etc and always remain calm while attempting it.

      Can anybody provide some advice to aid me in WILDing ?

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      Patience
      WILD tends to be hard for most people.
      But as long as you progress, you are getting closer to your goal of attaining lucidity with WILD.
      A good way would be to begin with DEILD...much easier cause you are already in Sleep Paralysis.
      Did you read the tutorial about WILD? http://www.dreamviews.com/f25/wild-tutorial-66238/
      Don't Give Up!
      Last edited by reere; 07-24-2010 at 02:35 PM.

      “Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly.”
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      Patience is definitely one of the most important things when learning to WILD or LD in general. The advice I can give you is to attempt a WILD using Wake-Back-To-Bed, getting at least five hours sleep before hand really helps. Making sure it's still dark when you start is also a good tip.

      A great point that helped me in WILD'ing was the fact you shouldn't be expecting any stages, for example thinking "Hmm, I see some swirls and colours, I must be close to a dream now!". Don't be looking for Hypnogogic Hallucinations or Vibrations etc, because everyone experiences it differently. Keep up the practice, because it does sound as if you're close to success.

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