Thread: WILD questions.Do You Have Any?

How long do you usually have to wait for SP to kick in?

10-20 min. Sometimes i even don't feel it happen.

When you are attempting to WILD, when you are lying still and you have the massive urge to move your body, what do you do? Ignoring it is really hard.

do you have to sleep before attempting a WILD?

Originally Posted by Conzo

When you are attempting to WILD, when you are lying still and you have the massive urge to move your body, what do you do? Ignoring it is really hard.

Well, i no longer get that urge to move but when i did i just concentrted at other things like thath buzz in your years or my breathing. That helped alot.

Originally Posted by Ezzie_Ezz

do you have to sleep before attempting a WILD?

No but if you try wilding when you go to bed you have to wayt for an hour and a half and you only get 10 min of lucidity in a very low ld.
It's best ot use wild after 5-6 hours of sleep.

Originally Posted by Ezzie_Ezz

do you have to sleep before attempting a WILD?

Not if you are taking a nap. However, you must sleep before attempting to WILD when you go to bed. 4 or 5 hours is usually recommended.

In the last few days I've experienced the vibrations for the first time and have had a short LD from the WILD. The "problem" is just that the vibrations have come without me seeking them really, I've just laid down on the bed and after some time they came to me when I was only half-conscious. I would like to enter them more consciously, so I have more control.

I have found a way that makes it very easy for me to fall asleep now, after staying up some hours during WBTB. So since now have gotten rid with the falling asleep-problem, do you think the next step of doing a full-concious WILD will not be so far away? My last WILD came after using my new WBTB-method that I find to suit me.

When i want to be more counscious during wild i try vild or visualization Wild.
That keeps me more alert and conscious.

Originally Posted by Conzo

When you are attempting to WILD, when you are lying still and you have the massive urge to move your body, what do you do? Ignoring it is really hard.

I had the same question. I have found that slow lazy conscious responses work best. Once I do this I have to be very careful b/c my transitions hit really quick after that.

Originally Posted by Hijo de la Luna

I had the same question. I have found that slow lazy conscious responses work best. Once I do this I have to be very careful b/c my transitions hit really quick after that.

Slow lazy conscious responses? What do you mean by this?

Originally Posted by Conzo

Slow lazy conscious responses? What do you mean by this?

First I will start out with an old military slogan "fake it till ya make it". How does someone who is comfortably asleep move? Move like that.

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I seem to get this thing during SP where it feels as if someone starts shaking my bed. Kinda cool, actually.

I am sure I had a WILD when I went to bed, and not nap. I wasn't very tired though.

I just don't get how to wild into a nap... SP comes easy, in a matter of minutes, but after that it's nothing. It doesn't matter how much I "forget" about it or focus on something else, I end up just lying there and waiting... and waiting... and waiting... and waiting some more... only to have nothing else happen. HI is also easy to get but anything past vibrations I just can't get into.

halp plz?

Does having ADHD have a large effect on being able to concously / within 2hours gp into SP?

Originally Posted by Loaf

I seem to get this thing during SP where it feels as if someone starts shaking my bed. Kinda cool, actually.

I am sure I had a WILD when I went to bed, and not nap. I wasn't very tired though.

Can you not be tired while trying a WILD? I know you need to stay conscious and everything but as long as you focus on staying conscious while also letting yourself sleep you should be okay right?

Originally Posted by Conzo

Can you not be tired while trying a WILD? I know you need to stay conscious and everything but as long as you focus on staying conscious while also letting yourself sleep you should be okay right?

I think you have to be tired enough to sleep but awake enough to think. Does that make sense?

Originally Posted by Loaf

I think you have to be tired enough to sleep but awake enough to think. Does that make sense?

So if you go to bed at a time where you are tired enough to sleep, but have the ability to stay conscious, you could WILD? Because everyone is saying to only do WILD on naps and WBTB.

Originally Posted by Conzo

So if you go to bed at a time where you are tired enough to sleep, but have the ability to stay conscious, you could WILD? Because everyone is saying to only do WILD on naps and WBTB.

Yeah I heard that too. I don't quite understand the logic, but its kinda true. I can only LD with WBTB. But then, what makes a nap so special?

Originally Posted by Klaudyw3

Wilding is very easy if you don't think too much about it and if you bare with the hh and vibrations. I usualy use vild and i usualy get an ld or a very vivid dream.My common visualization is that of me and my friends walking on a beach and talking. At some point i can control the hh and get incapsulated in a dream fairly easy.If you have any questions just ask.

How do you stabilize yourself on the border of sleep/awake? How do you manage not to fall asleep or stay wide awake?

Okay, I've been attempting to WILD and am a bit confused.
When I do it, I'll begin to see and hear HI, and I'll know it's HI and I'll just sort of passively watch it, and wait for a dreamscene to create itself. But usually this never happens. Then, I'll start to get the trippy vibrations and pressure, as in transitioning into SP, right? So question is, when I get the vibrations, is that actually SP or the transition into SP still? Do I wait for them to end to visualize a dreamscape/"jump" into one, or get up? Or do I try these things during the vibrations?

Also, I have WILD'd (what I think is WILD anyway) twice in the past week; I'm pretty sure they started where I was just laying down, started to see HI, got into SP, then I sort of lost "conciousness" so to say, then I ended up waking up, like a false awakening, doing an RC on my hand, then going lucid immediately. I just want to make the transition into the dreamstate clearer for more vividness, I suppose.

Originally Posted by llaamaface

Okay, I've been attempting to WILD and am a bit confused.
When I do it, I'll begin to see and hear HI, and I'll know it's HI and I'll just sort of passively watch it, and wait for a dreamscene to create itself. But usually this never happens. Then, I'll start to get the trippy vibrations and pressure, as in transitioning into SP, right? So question is, when I get the vibrations, is that actually SP or the transition into SP still? Do I wait for them to end to visualize a dreamscape/"jump" into one, or get up? Or do I try these things during the vibrations?

Also, I have WILD'd (what I think is WILD anyway) twice in the past week; I'm pretty sure they started where I was just laying down, started to see HI, got into SP, then I sort of lost "conciousness" so to say, then I ended up waking up, like a false awakening, doing an RC on my hand, then going lucid immediately. I just want to make the transition into the dreamstate clearer for more vividness, I suppose.

I usually picture myself rubbing my hands, then I transistion from thinking about doing it to actually doing it - never focus too much on SP either, or it'll stall you from falling asleep. I was fully aware about going from being awake to being in a dream, and it was like looking at a black and white 2D person then color appeared and it went blurry and 3D, and got stronger. I had this sinking feeling as I went into the dream... almost orgasmic.

Also, it took me 4 days before I realized that focusing on SP does nothing to help. I learned the hard way.

Originally Posted by Loaf

... almost orgasmic.

That makes me want to WILD that much more

Originally Posted by Conzo

That makes me want to WILD that much more

Its the best way I could explain it.