Originally Posted by Irreo
Maybe I'm wrong, as I'm new to all this, but... aren't those hallucinations the transition between awareness and dreamworld? Meaning the subject is already almost sleep, or already sleep...
Yes, that is pretty much the transition, as per:
The things you feel/experience during the transition in a WILD attempt are normal and safe, even though they might seem terrifying at the moment because you're kind of disorientated that you're witnessing what you don't normally witness.
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The first two WILD I experienced, which were completely involuntary as I didn't know about lucid dreams or techniques (in fact, after they happened I started researching), happened as hallucinations in my own room with floating lights, shadows, and loud screams around me, which ended in Fake Awakening (something I also didn't know about), and after that I woke up.
The second time it happened I almost wanted to "travel" again, even if seemed scary, so I just let me go, and ended up again in a FA.
I don't think those were WILDs. In WILD, there has to be no lapse in consciousness between the time you are awake, and the moment you start dreaming. If you 'let go' some time in between, even if you become lucid only a few seconds/minutes, then it means at some point you drifted into unconsciousness and you got lucid from the dream already, aka DILD. This is a very common confusion, along with DEILDs (subtype if WILD), where people usually fall back asleep for a few seconds or minutes, then while they start dreaming again, they become lucid, which is technically a DEILD. But regardless, congratulations on your lucids!
So what I mean is, now asking to the experts... isn't ScarlettHayden already in this transition, in which she/he should just relax, let go and do some RCs to see if the surrounding is already a dream?
Yes she is, and you are correct, it would be a good idea to reality check...but not immediately when she is there. The thing is that while you are transitioning, there is still a big possibility that if you try to move, you will end up moving in real life since your body is not fully asleep yet and your mind is pretty active. I think the best way to go about it is you wait a bit, focus on visualizing your dream. At some point it will feel real, and the sensations will cease to exist, as you are completely beyond the physical phase already, and that is when you reality check to fully establish that you are indeed in the dream
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Btw, @OP (and everyone else): http://www.dreamviews.com/wake-initi...ntry-wild.html
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