almost wild

**EduardoAlvarez** · 04-22-2011 02:01 AM

today in the afternoon i felt drowsy as i had drank 3 shots of cuban coffee(a.k.a sugar mountain + espresso) so i decided to go ahead and take a nap. i tryed to take advantage of it and induce a wild. now i dont have any formal knowledge about inducing a wild but i gave it a shot anyway. i lied back in my recliner and let all my muscles relax and lied completely still. then i repeated my mantra "i will lucid dream". i started imagining that my whole body was getting heavy. sure enough within a couple of seconds i started to feel my arms getting heavier.then they started to tingle. my breath started to become heavy and my heart felt like it was going fast.the rush was starting to come in heavy and i was feeling uneasy.it felt as though my body was all wobbly and my head was moving. then my sister walked into the room to go take me to cut my hair -___- lol oh well

**CarlosTheLucid** · 04-22-2011 02:38 AM

when you WILD do you literally get up in reality with your eyes shut and see the dreamscape or you fall asleep? its confusing because if your body sleeps and your mind is awake does it trigger a dream if your body is awake? you just pretty much see the dream through your eye lids and in your dream you can move your arms and legs but not in reality right?

**EduardoAlvarez** · 04-22-2011 02:57 AM

well you fall into sleep paralysis so your body shouldnt be moving unless your a sleepwalker.

**Seroquel** · 04-22-2011 03:18 AM

You were very close to entering a dream.. Would this have been your first time?

If so, congrats, that's really good progress for a noob.

**EduardoAlvarez** · 04-22-2011 03:19 AM

actually no i recall one time during meditation i had this happened to me but i didnt know what it was

**Killerblonde** · 04-22-2011 05:09 AM

You're probably not trying to be insulting Seroquel, but noob and newb are two TOTALLY differant words.

NOOB is an insult, which means someone is bad at something from lack of maturity (and in video games would hack to get 'better'.)

NEWB is a term used to describe someone who is new at doing something from lack of exerpeince, and wants to get better through trying and learning, (and is not an insult.)

Alright, there's your daily learning!

**Seroquel** · 04-22-2011 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by Killerblonde

You're probably not trying to be insulting Seroquel, but noob and newb are two TOTALLY differant words.

NOOB is an insult, which means someone is bad at something from lack of maturity (and in video games would hack to get 'better'.)

NEWB is a term used to describe someone who is new at doing something from lack of exerpeince, and wants to get better through trying and learning, (and is not an insult.)

Alright, there's your daily learning!

I stand by my words.

**CarlosTheLucid** · 04-27-2011 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by Killerblonde

You're probably not trying to be insulting Seroquel, but noob and newb are two TOTALLY differant words.

NOOB is an insult, which means someone is bad at something from lack of maturity (and in video games would hack to get 'better'.)

NEWB is a term used to describe someone who is new at doing something from lack of exerpeince, and wants to get better through trying and learning, (and is not an insult.)

Alright, there's your daily learning!

lmao