That feeling you get when you DEILD...

**Spyyko** · 02-13-2013 06:03 AM

I can't get over how awesome that physical and cerebral sensation is when you successfully begin to DEILD. I really don't know how to explain it, but the rush you get is truly amazing.

It's like your entire body is being engulfed in a cloud of vibrations. It's both thrilling and nerve wrecking, but totally worth it. Talk about your experiences and feelings when WILD/DEILD'ing. Maybe it could help someone who has never been able to achieve conscious sleep paralysis.

To me, entering the dream is almost as fun as participating in it

**lucidreamsavy** · 02-13-2013 06:40 AM

Wow... Had a DEILDon saturday and it most certainly did not feel that exciting! That is awesome that it feels great for you, though.

**TwoCrystalCups** · 02-13-2013 07:00 AM

Sounds like you did a deild 1st time lol, i'm too used to deilds it seems like i am just either walking through a door or the dream fades and unfades to it's next scene.

**gab** · 02-13-2013 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by Spyyko

I can't get over how awesome that physical and cerebral sensation is when you successfully begin to DEILD. I really don't know how to explain it, but the rush you get is truly amazing.

I love those sensations. My earliest once were the most intense. Actually my first was during DEILD. I was falling through my mattress for many meters and then someone squeezed me into a ball, with complete disregard for the motion range of my joints. It was incredibly intense.

Originally Posted by Spyyko

To me, entering the dream is almost as fun as participating in it

Amen to that. My last WILD attempt ended with 5 entries, each completely different but each so awesome. Falling, flying, entering images, rolling out...
Did get a few second long WILD twice out of it, but woke up so happy and smiling, because of the sensations. I can't stop wandering what it is and why.

*Moved to WILD

**solpic** · 02-14-2013 04:16 PM

I know exactly what you're talking about. I tried to explain to my friends that entering a dream through a DEILD or WILD is incredible! One of my first DEILDs it felt like I was being dragged by my feet for a quarter mile and the experience was so exhilirating that I only stayed in the dream for a few seconds. The closest waking life experience I can think of that is similar to that sleep paralysis feeling are the physical sensations from tripping on salvia.