Thread: Runeword's Simple Method For WILD'ing

Originally Posted by Runeword

Hey Jonath198. You imagine yourself rocking back and forth until.....once you start to make the transition from waking life to dreamscape you will literally feel movement. That's a sure sign that you are taking control of your dream body/ dream mind and about to completely cross over. I lucid dream consistently each week. I would estimate about 3-4 days of the week and usually each day it's between 3-10 at once so that would average to say about 9 to 40 LD's each week. This amount is after years of working on it though Jonath198 so you have to be patient. It can happen many different ways though so don't feel like this is the only way you might experience it. I just felt like this is a pretty simple method as it really requires no visualization skills and the feeling of that particular motion is an easy one to practice. Hope that helps and thanks for the reply.

Thank you for your response. You mentioned in your comment that it's 3-10 each day, is that the number of times that you reach lucidity?? That's incredible, haha. I'll definitely be trying out your method every night. Hopefully this succeeds some day. I've never had too much trouble reaching Sleep Paralysis, in fact, I've done it at least 3-4 times (all in the same day, lol), but the challenging part is transitioning into lucidity. I was initially going to reach lucidity through the WILD method, however, after reading a large number of people suffering from hallucinations involving demons, goblins, and ghastly figures, I was deterred. I soon learned that I could follow other methods such as DILD, MILD, WBTB. I attempted WBTB one night with extremely high expectations, however, it didn't work. I experienced a regular dream, though. And now I've established a schedule-oriented Alarm in which I would be reminded to perform mantras / reality checks. I honestly expected this one to work after a week, but I have yet to see any results.

However, after reading your guide (which is excellent, I should add), I'm willing to give WILD another chance. I'll finish this off with a question: How many WILD's did you attempt before successfully transitioning into your firm dreamscape? Thanks again.