It is possible I've done it. I wouldn't recommend it though because the reason I succeeded was that I was 24 hours sleep deprived and well that made my brain force itself to REM instantly, and this dream wasn't as enjoyable as a lucid dream induced in a more natural way.
Although WILD only means that you go from the waking state to the dreaming state without losing awareness in between, and to say that it is possible to do that on bedtime with a normal sleep schedule is plausible, however it is not very plausible to believe that you can lay still for 1 h and 30 minutes that is required for REM, but it doesn't stop one from trying.. Meditation can help you achieve this goal, but it can be tough so you have to weigh the different ways of doing it with each other.
I used to make a WILD attempt each night at bedtime and well even though I didn't succeeded the WILD, there are still other factors that makes this attempt useful. Because by falling asleep this way I actually got more aware in my dreams that increased my chance for DILD! How crazy isn't that? I WILD to DILD o. O
There is a way to explain this with brain chemistry but I will not go into that now.
But remember as long as you try new things you'll always get new discoveries! So where am I going with this?
Don't be afraid of trying the impossible because you will discover new possibilities
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