Thread: Can someone teach me to WILD + Question

The "rollover signal" can take many forms. Really anything that causes you to want to move. An itch,
extreme discomfort, pain sometimes, etc... I often get a very uncomfortable feeling in my lungs, esp
when I breathe in deeper.

Good luck,
~Wes

I really don't believe the "rollover signal" issue so i'm not going to comment on that. No one can really teach you to WILD. They can teach you the basics ( which you can just find on the forum tutorials). Everyone is different. So what they tell you to do might not work for you. You have to experiment on your own and develop your on techniques. Thats why WILD is so hard to learn. It takes alot of time and effort.

can you deild yet. it seems like the natural progression to me is to learn how to dild, then learn how to go back into a lucid in the morning from the end of the previous dream. then after that it will be a lot easier to do a full wild. best tip is not to waste your time trying it before any sleep and only try on a wbtb.

but seriously wild is hard and it isnt really worth trying until you have good experience of repeatedly dilding

On my first attempt I reached the sense of presence and vibrations and never felt the urge to roll over once.

I get some kind of rollover signal when I lay on my side, I feel a pain in my side, but maybe this is a real pain?

I sometimes get pain when attempting a WILD. Only sometimes though.

I think ignoring the roll over signal is just stupid. Whenever I get the urge to move during a WILD I do. Anything that feels uncomfortable when I WILD I fix, like swallowing or shifting positions. The idea of WILDing is to observe the process of falling asleep, if you are uncomfortable in anyway it makes it almost impossible to fall asleep. And someone said you should learn to DILD before you WILD, but for me it was the other way around. I had quite a few WILDs before I was having DILDs; it just depends on the person. As far as someone teaching you, that's almost impossible. Learning how to WILD is something that is very hard to put into words, it's just something that you have to learn by yourself through trial and error. Try during WBTBs and also whenever you randomly wake up in the middle of the night. If you wake up and don't move it is very easy to drift right back into a dream the trick is staying aware and not getting fooled by false awakenings. Good luck, keep at it and you'll have one eventually!

1. Look in the wiki section of the forum they have a pretty good WILD tutorial there.

2. I don't really get the "urge to roll over", I usually justs get some numbness in my hands and tingly sensation all over my body.

3. You can't really tell if you are close to sleep paralysis or not. That could have been a symptom of sleep paralysis or it just could have been some discomfort.