Wilding songs and poetry

**Nailler** · 02-03-2014 06:11 AM

After reading something Sageous wrote, I realized that all of my intensely vivid and stable WILD successes, four to date, were preceded by a very similar, WBTB state of mind.

My thought was that if I could define that mood, it might be easier to replicate for future WILD attempts. Other than the idea that I seemed to be at peace with the universe, I found it surprizingly hard to describe.

Then a Bob Dylan song came to mind, which seemed very similar in mood... Mr. Tambourine Man.

http://www.bobdylan.com/us/songs/mr-...#ixzz2sETEa6Yd

Is there a song or poem that reminds you of the WBTB mood that seems to guarantee LDing success?

**gab** · 02-05-2014 01:40 AM

I don't know of any particular song, that would guarantee same for everybody.

But listening, watching or reading something inspiring during WBTB may work. I suspect it will be different for everybody, and even for that same person on different occasions. It mostly depends on your state of mind.

*Moved to WILD

**Ctharlhie** · 02-05-2014 01:48 AM

Lullaby by The Cure is about isolated sleep paralysis disorder.

The epic poem Endymion by John Keats has a description of what appears to be hypnagogia and WILD transition.