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      Not sure if I'm in SP yet...

      I decided that the best method for me to use was WILD, as I never seem to remember to RC when I'm in a dream.

      The last 10 days or so, I've tried getting into Sleep Paralysis in an afternoon nap (waking up in the middle of the night is pretty inconvenient for me). When I try, I get some of the sensations I've read about, such as feeling heavy and hallucinating.

      I saw a thread a while back that said that when I get to this point, I should try getting up, or rolling over, and I'll find myself in a dream. But it just hasn't worked for me. I get often get to the stage when I almost lose feeling of my hands and feet, and yet I find myself physically getting up, suggesting that I'm not yet in SP.

      I have found that I don't visualise very much while attempting SP, and I think there's only been one occasion with a decent amount of imagery (unfortunately I opened my eyes without realising it). Is this influencing my chances? And can anyone give me any advice on where to go now? I feel so close to a WILD

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      Afternoon naps never work for me. I've tried and failed those many times. I can get into SP through WBTB, so that's my only option.

      If you ALMOST lose feeling in your hands and feet, then you probably aren't fully in SP. When I hit SP, I can't even feel my body anymore. It feels like it's gone. Perhaps wait a little longer, you might get too excited and that's not a good thing. I don't usually get imagery either, I just stop hearing what is around me and my body feels gone. That's when you can start crafting your dream or "roll into" it.

      Try waiting about 5 minutes more from where you are, or count your breaths 100 more times. Chances are a couple extra minutes will tell your body that your mind is asleep.

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