Thread: How to have an Instant WILD

This sounds very interesting. I'm not a very skilled lucid dreamer, nor a well-read one, but "phantom wiggling" sounds like something I have tried a bunch of times. Is it about tuning out the stimuli coming from your actual limbs and imagining your arms and legs to be a in different position? Or perhaps imagining you have an extra apendage, like a tail? Aaanyway, I'm intrigued and I'll be sure to check the book out later - when I'm not as sleepy as I am right now

Originally Posted by Fitz

This sounds very interesting. I'm not a very skilled lucid dreamer, nor a well-read one, but "phantom wiggling" sounds like something I have tried a bunch of times. Is it about tuning out the stimuli coming from your actual limbs and imagining your arms and legs to be a in different position? Or perhaps imagining you have an extra apendage, like a tail? Aaanyway, I'm intrigued and I'll be sure to check the book out later - when I'm not as sleepy as I am right now

I will give you an example of this. I woke up from sleep due to a disturbance. I was lying on my left side so I immediately tried to wiggle my right leg as it was my uppermost leg. I expected to be able to wiggle it up and down perhaps a few inches but instead it had a range of effortless movement of about two feet. I wiggled my leg for five seconds. As I didn't enter a lucid within the stated five second period I had to move onto another PRIMARY INDIRECT TECHNIQUE to have a WILD. I chose 'Listening In' as my next indirect primary technique but as I had been in N-REM sleep in the early hours of sleep I lost consciousness and went back to sleep.

nice methode,

can you give me the BEST PRIMARY technics to follow in ORDER 1st . 2nd ...??.

can I use these techniques DIRECTLY ( in waking life )

I want to use them for OBE not LD

Well I don't think you need to read the whole book... This is a short guide to the technique and in my opinion it is enough. I did my past 2 lucid dreams with this technique even I didn't knew about it at the time (I found out on myself to"listen in" after waking up when I tried DEILD) The easiest way for achieving lucid dreaming or out-of-body experience | Out-of-Body Experience (OBE)

Can someone tell me how to wake up without moving ???

actually I woke up after moving and moving after waking up !!

Originally Posted by marwanin

Can someone tell me how to wake up without moving ???

actually I woke up after moving and moving after waking up !!

This is all in the book. Sleep researchers have found that often we wake up thinking about whatever we were thinking about before going to sleep. Initially I thought it wold be next to impossible to wake up without immediately moving. I would repeat gently before going to sleep that as soon as I wake I will remain completely motionless and practice the method. Within a few days I was startled to find I would wake up and remain perfectly still allowing me to use the primary indirect techniques.

Originally Posted by Katsuno

Well I don't think you need to read the whole book... This is a short guide to the technique and in my opinion it is enough. I did my past 2 lucid dreams with this technique even I didn't knew about it at the time (I found out on myself to"listen in" after waking up when I tried DEILD) The easiest way for achieving lucid dreaming or out-of-body experience | Out-of-Body Experience (OBE)

Yes but you would make a lot of mistakes and have very limited success. Remember the author has been teaching this publicly for a long time and his experience has shown him that if you don't follow his instructions you will most likely fail. I have had to re-read the book several times as I made a lot of mistakes after reading it the first time.

Originally Posted by marwanin

nice methode,

can you give me the BEST PRIMARY technics to follow in ORDER 1st . 2nd ...??.

can I use these techniques DIRECTLY ( in waking life )

I want to use them for OBE not LD

The best indirect primary techniques for you individually can only be found out by you through practcing them after having read how to use them from the book. You can boost your repertoire of techniques by adding secondary indirect techniques. Indirect techniques are to be practiced immediately upon waking.

Direct techniques are the same as indirect techniques but vastly different in how they are performed and can be used at any time thus meaning that this is not a DEILD method. Mr. Raduga states emphatically one must have a certain level of skill and experise at practicing indirect techniques before proceeding to direct techniques. His research has shown that ignoring this will be detrimental to your success.

You need the book!