First WILD success, strange

**xolruf** · 01-30-2012 05:02 PM

Weird stuff.

Recently I was able to transition into dream state from bed, I had woken at around 2:00pm I would guess.

For some strange reason I was convinced that there was someone who was imminently going to displace my position in the world, and that 'he' was in the chair in front of me. Drowsiness, heh. I also presumed he was 'hostile'.

(Psychiatrist appointment?)

I was plenty scared and I closed my eyes, and there was glowing light which engulfed my vision, which turned purplish, accompanied by a bang and 'acceleration' for about 2 seconds. While I adjust my vision, I saw that the bed was slightly askew, but the chair was in place. My pupils seemed to cast a white spot-light (not accurate in terms of optics, which I realized but ignored.) on the floor.

Afterwards I got up, convinced myself I would kill/mortally wound/tallywhack the other guy and jumped (flew) threw a few rooms before the dream ended. (I remember trying to blink, but I woke).

My question is, does extreme or shocking impulse provided in semi-sleep paralysis enhance chances of inducing a WILD?

PS: first post!

**LucasPotter** · 01-30-2012 05:43 PM

First of all, welcome to DV! Before I say anything else, bear in mind I'm a newbie. Now until the part you got up, I'd saye it was just sleep paralysis. Everything, from the drowsiness to the hostile presence to the weird light vision you had to the acceleration, everything really sounds like SP.

As soon as you got up, you were definitely dreaming, IMO. If you knew you were dreaming, then yep, a lucid dream!!!

Awesome!!!

About the blinking, though, I've heard people saying they do that when they want to wake up. I suggest spinning or rubbing your hands together.

And to answer your question, SP is, usually, a step to a WILD, so I guess the impulse you felt definitely helped you.

Once again, I'm new here, so don't take this post very seriously... and good luck!!!