Thread: How to have an Instant WILD

I'm not sure that anyone even got my last reply but I am hoping. My thing is I think that I have had "almost WILDS" a lot but never really knew they had a name until someone turned me on to this website. Now after hearing that people are trying to think of time and things before they get into that faze might be a mistake. It's easy to lose the naturalness of it all. If you are thinking of structure when you are falling asleep couldn't that be detrimental to the initial purpose?

Originally Posted by Flyer62

I'm not sure that anyone even got my last reply but I am hoping. My thing is I think that I have had "almost WILDS" a lot but never really knew they had a name until someone turned me on to this website. Now after hearing that people are trying to think of time and things before they get into that faze might be a mistake. It's easy to lose the naturalness of it all. If you are thinking of structure when you are falling asleep couldn't that be detrimental to the initial purpose?

From what you have just said I can clearly see that you haven't studied the textbook or the workbook. You are not to do this whilst falling asleep, if you do you will set yourself up for failure. Moongrass had another attempt at this and had immediate success because he is clearly studying the source material. When you say 'time and things' what do you mean as there is something of fundamental importance that you don't understand? Describe exactly what you are doing and I will see what mistakes you are making guaranteeing your failure.

Yes and no. In my experience focusing on the structure won't work, but you need the structure to be successful. The key is getting enough practice so that you structure your attempts with absolutely no thought about the structure itself. It becomes second nature. That is the key to success.

The structure is means to an end, not the end itself. Like Raduga says, about 25% of the successful times you won't even need it. You can just seperate immediately after waking up without moving.

I always wake up without moving now, even when I'm not trying to WILD. It's just part of my routine now.

P.S. It was very helpful yesterday. I had the stomach flu, so I spent most of the day in bed. I didn't try to WILD at all, but waking up without moving kept me in a state of SP sufficient that I couldn't feel any of the sickness in my gut. I could lie there for over 10 minutes before I even got a hint of how sick my body was. Most of the time I fell back asleep in this time period. It helped me get more rest than normal, which I think helped me get better faster.