Thread: How to have an Instant WILD

Ok, I have a question again. It seems some are having success, and others, like me, still struggle, so I hope you don't mind my blunt inquiries. However, the last weekend I successfully cycled through four complete indirect technique cycles (three indirect techniques per cycle). I, however, had no results whatsoever. I feel that counting for the 15 seconds (because I move constantly whenever I try to practice these techniques, in anticipation I can only guess) kept me distracted from the matter at hand. Also, I had the strongest results with the "listening in" technique, as the sound became quite loud, but then plateaued and went no further. I don't understand what went wrong. I had the 6 hours of sleep before-hand and I cycled the 3 techniques 4 times.
Also, once I fell back asleep and re-awoke, I tried a regular WILD attempt and began to feel "drugged" and "out of my mind" when I saw what I perceived to be a Hypnogognic Hallucination, so I drifted toward it and focused on it intently, but it was actually the wall, and my eyes were actually open, which brought me full-circle back to an awakened state ( I know it was not a dream because I did several reality checks). I'm now reading the book for further directions on how exactly to separate and what is to be done if a particular technique is working, or seeming to, but what I ask is what I did wrong in that latest attempt according to your opinion. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Sarge_Maximus2

Ok, I have a question again. It seems some are having success, and others, like me, still struggle, so I hope you don't mind my blunt inquiries. However, the last weekend I successfully cycled through four complete indirect technique cycles (three indirect techniques per cycle). I, however, had no results whatsoever.

Sometimes I don't either. Thats why he suggests we do it up to five times in a four jour period of sleep after WBTB.

Originally Posted by Sarge_Maximus2

I feel that counting for the 15 seconds (because I move constantly whenever I try to practice these techniques, in anticipation I can only guess) kept me distracted from the matter at hand. Also, I had the strongest results with the "listening in" technique, as the sound became quite loud, but then plateaued and went no further. I don't understand what went wrong.

It is possible to succeed even though we have moved but our chances are greatly reduced. Keep at it.