Thread: Should'nt I be getting some Results by now

My question to you is: When you attempt your WILD's, in your mind, are you WILDing, or going to sleep? That may be worded weird so I will say this.

-When you attempt a WILD, the worst thing you can do is to wait for signals of SP or HI or any of that stuff.
-Everything should be just as it is when you regularly go to sleep, BUT with a low level of awareness/consciousness.
-Every time you think about, oh I wander if that was a sign of SP, or hmm I wander how much longer this might take... All those kinds of thoughts reset you back to nothing.

Originally Posted by rynkrt3

My question to you is: When you attempt your WILD's, in your mind, are you WILDing, or going to sleep? That may be worded weird so I will say this.

-When you attempt a WILD, the worst thing you can do is to wait for signals of SP or HI or any of that stuff.
-Everything should be just as it is when you regularly go to sleep, BUT with a low level of awareness/consciousness.
-Every time you think about, oh I wander if that was a sign of SP, or hmm I wander how much longer this might take... All those kinds of thoughts reset you back to nothing.

How many WILDs have you had? What's your success rate?

Also, I do agree that the level of awareness is a factor. My main goal is to decrease my awareness.

The more tired you are, the better chance you have of WILDing. Your proximity to a REM period also counts.

Originally Posted by MindGames

Also, I do agree that the level of awareness is a factor. My main goal is to decrease my awareness.

So when you say decrease your level of awareness do you decrease it to a point where you can WILD, is there sort of a tipping point and if there is; once you reach it do you stay at that awareness until you get into your dream. Now I am under the conclusion that you have to train yourself to stay at this level of awareness and not fall any deeper.

All you have to do is fall asleep like normal, except maintain a very small amount of awareness. It's almost like falling asleep normally. It's best to do this when you wake up really tired, say in the middle of the night, so that you're already half asleep. The goal then is to stay in that state of mind by continuing to relax your body and mind, and half-drifting off. When you hit body paralysis, continue to do what you were doing before. Soon enough, you'll feel a sort of tug out of your body (at least this is what happens to me), and at that point you need to will yourself in that direction, all while maintaining your very low awareness. Then you'll enter the dream. I imagined myself in an underwater room, and it manifested.

Oh, and for me it seems like a continual decrease in awareness + deeper relaxation, but meanwhile still maintaining awareness.