Hi Dolphin,
I appreciate the time you've taken to write this post, but I have a hard time understanding your advice since I don't believe it pertains to the issue I have.
Perhaps I have not explained myself properly, and I apologize in advance if that was the case.
My issue is not related to understanding whether I'm dreaming or not, since I do realize when I'm dreaming in every WILD attempt, even if the dream begins in my room. This is because, apart from having the scene materialize in front of me despite making sure I keep my eyes closed, my body also initially moves on its own to get me out of the dream bed, which is enough indication that I am dreaming.
The problem is that, when the WILD begins, it's hard to make out what I'm looking at since everything appears dark and foggy/blurry, which makes me believe the dream is unstable. I don't have this issue with DILDs (and I think that's because the dream has already fully formed by then) so I don't think it's about poor dream control. And while the dream eventually got more stable in my past old attempts, it is not the case now anymore: I keep exiting (involuntarily) and re-entering the dream in the same unstable state, as if I were stuck in some sort of limbo and couldn't progress any further.
I also apologize for forgetting to mention this, but I can actually move and interact with the dream, even if I can't see much. This is something I try to do in an attempt to stabilize the dream more, but as you can guess, it's not working.
However, something I thought up after writing my previous post is to actually do the opposite and not move at all instead, in an attempt to let the dream fully form itself first so I can see clearly.
I have not had the chance to try this yet, but I'll post my results once I can. Of course, I'm open to more suggestions as well.
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