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Whenever I try to WILD, the farthest I am able to get is my body feeling extremely dense. I also slip into daydreams that make no sense at all. I get completely absorbed in these daydreams, but then I catch myself slipping into unconciousness. But when I realize that I am slipping into sleep, I feel like I am yanked back into complete awareness of my physical body. Its either I go unconcious defeating the purpose of the WILD or I cannot fall asleep! Does anyone know how I can get through this? |
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"Deep in the meadow under the willow, a blade of grass, a soft green pillow. Lay down your head and close your eyes, and when they open the sun will rise."
-- Katniss Everdeen
Well you just started to WILD, right? |
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If you want a lucid dream the only thing to do is to lay still and wait for the physical body to fall asleep and remaining aware. I did this by listening to 50 minutes of guided relxation and OBE guides just to keep my mind awake. Then I wait for memory impressions which is a memory of seeing or hearing or feeling something for a short second. Then when I hit rem my thoughts go vivid and with a little pracctise you can enter the dream here, because you are basically already in it. The hard part is to not focus on the physical body again by misstake and return to that focus. |
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Last edited by Choi; 03-15-2012 at 09:10 AM.
Like anything else, this just takes practice. You are aiming for a trance state, where you are deeply relaxed, and your mind is calm, but active. It is not a normal state of mind. It takes effort and direction. If you just lay down and wait for it to happen, you will be disappointed. |
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