Thread: KingYoshi's Complete WILDing Guide - All my techniques & secrets revealed (WILD,DEILD,WBTB+more)

Originally Posted by KingYoshi

Many times that heart pumping is just a hallucination, so if you feel it again, just try to ignore it and act as if it isn't pumping.

I didn't know that! That's very interesting. I think knowing this may make it easier to relax and not worry about getting too excited.

Originally Posted by Sibyline

I didn't know that! That's very interesting. I think knowing this may make it easier to relax and not worry about getting too excited.

Oh yeah, its actually a pretty common hallucination during the WILDing process. Like you, most don't realize this. Think back, if your heart just started pumping for no reason, then 9 times out of 10, that is just a hallucination. Also, sometimes you will hear somebody say they got scared during the process. The sense of fear can also be a hallucination. If you find yourself getting fearful for no apparent reason, just ignore that and act as if you aren't scared (even if you are). This will cause any sense of fear to pass very quickly as well.

Think of it as if your mind is giving you a trial. Your reward is access to a new world, but there are going to be some trickiness along the way. The key is not getting tricked

So in a nutshell, find a time near rem sleep to start your wild, then lay there for awhile and get comfortable then say mantras or visualise a dream scene until you fall asleep? Am I way off?

Originally Posted by azoller1

So in a nutshell, find a time near rem sleep to start your wild, then lay there for awhile and get comfortable then say mantras or visualise a dream scene until you fall asleep? Am I way off?

Yeah, that is the basic idea. Though, once you get start to feel sleepy, go ahead and stop the mantra if you are using one. You don't want that to take too much of your attention as you get closer and closer to sleep. Also, I wouldn't even bother with active visualization. Just try to relax and let the dream scene build on its own. Try not to overdo anything and just let the process do all of the hard work for you.