Thread: **CrazyInSane's WILD tutorial!!**

What worked for me is to every other day set your alarm for + or - 15-45 mins earlier or later.

Once again, no real results. But, the quick awareness added to my advantage.

I set one alarm for 3:30. I went to bed at about 9:15 ish. I woke up before my alarm again (ugh); maybe at about 3:00.
So I tried to go back to sleep, but couldn't fall asleep for some reason; and I heard my alarm. After I heard it, I rolled over and went back to sleep.
I woke up at about 4:45, and realized I had had a lucid dream. I was excited, but did not write it down. Then I went back onto my laptop and changed my alarm for 5:30. I got back in bed and tried to fall asleep. I just could not go to sleep. Then I heard my 5:30 alarm. (dangit) So I just gave up and tried to go back to sleep.

I guess I could try setting it to 3:30 earlier in the day so I will forget about it. I don't think I'm used to waking up after 6 hours; I think I'm used to waking up after 5.

What was weird was: Part of my lucid dream was almost like a "commercial" where a lady sold alarm clocks for 28$ each ring. (Talk about expensive)

You seem to go to bed very early, 9:15. Try setting alarms for like 1:15, 2:35, 3:40.

I was able to get into SP last night before falling asleep. I just wanted to try a new method which seemed to work. Not only did I keep my mind busy by thinking about my dreams and stuff, but I focused on the air purifier in my room which helped me realize when I was falling asleep and how to keep focused on it. No LD's tho, will keep trying.

Had another Lucid Dream friday morning! It can be read about (along with the other dreams I had that night) in my dream journal, but I used this technique throughout the night whenever I woke up so maybe it's working!

I tried it yesterday night an hour before I was supposed to wake but I opened my eyes a teeny bit so SP went away.

To anyone with the app "alarm clock pro" add this WAV file to your music directory, go to the app, make your alarm, select music, and select this one. Then go to advanced options and touch "fade in 1 minute"
volume on max.

the WAV file

the file is 1min 15secs long, and the alarm is only for the first 5 seconds, it will fade after a minute, and you won't hear anything.

I have been attempting this tech almost every night for the past 3 weeks, and I've either slept through my alarm or woken up before it.
However, I have heard it and woken up to it and lied still. But, the first time was when I got scared; and the second was when I opened my eyes a teeny bit.
Any tips guys? I might try to put my laptop across the room so the sound won't jolt me awake; and I'm not sure what I'll do about waking up before it.

You wake up because of your expectation. You set the alarm with the intent of waking up, so you wake up before the alarm or close the time it'll go off, happens a lot to me, to counter this, try setting lots of alarms, one of them will work, I usually set one at each 1:20 hours, on weekdays 2 or 3 alarms only.
The best time I found to work with this technique is at afternoon naps, I didn't got it to work at night, I always forget the technique and sleep again haha; autosuggestion may fix this.

Ohh so like; for example, if you went to bed at 9:00 and you had to wake up at 6:00, then you'd set one for 10:20, 11:40, 1:00, 2:20, 3:40, and 5:00? Something like that?

Yeah. Something like that. See what works best for you.

We, here at my country, had some days off, so, I created the following alarm:
I went to sleep at midnight~, one alarm at 03:30, one at 04:40, one at 06:00, 07:00 and the last at 08:00

At weekdays, when I sleep at 23:30 ~ 00:00 and wakeup at 7:00, I usually set one for 03:30 and another one at 04:25, though the technique haven't worked lately, my last an unique success was the last one I posted here, but I'll keep trying, I just need to put in my head to remember about the technique when I wake from the alarms.

Alright! I tried this technique last night for the first time with a Casio watch (I used a bowl to amplify its alarm, and it automatically turns off after ten seconds) and had a lucid dream! I don't remember anything before the RC, so I think it was a CAN-WILD. I woke up to my alarm, let it stop ringing, and went back to sleep. The next thing I remember after that is struggling to raise my arms (I felt like I was submerged in Jell-O until I went lucid), finding that I had six fingers, and going lucid!

Now all that's left to do is find out if it'll work every night. Whether I find further success or not, thank you CrazyInSane!

My blackberry doesn't play my recurring alarms anymore unless I reset them, any idea why this would be?

Just joined, I am starting to get interested in lucid dreaming. but have had no success. I currently have the short alarm recorded onto a tape, that I get to wake me up around 5 or 6. But I can never get past waking up and falling back asleep with no consciousnesses. I sometimes try saying things like "I will be lucid dreaming" or whatever, over and over to keep my mind active. I'm going to start trying counting backwards from 100 again, seeings as I got a good alarm now. But any suggestions of what I can do? I guess I need to do more research though, since I don't know much. I have been doing reality checks more though. so I hope that might help

Originally Posted by bobtoeback

Just joined, I am starting to get interested in lucid dreaming. but have had no success. I currently have the short alarm recorded onto a tape, that I get to wake me up around 5 or 6. But I can never get past waking up and falling back asleep with no consciousnesses. I sometimes try saying things like "I will be lucid dreaming" or whatever, over and over to keep my mind active. I'm going to start trying counting backwards from 100 again, seeings as I got a good alarm now. But any suggestions of what I can do? I guess I need to do more research though, since I don't know much. I have been doing reality checks more though. so I hope that might help

All I can tell you is too not focus to much on the counting because it will keep you awake. Your main focus it to fall asleep but use an anchor to keep your mind conscious enough.

Originally Posted by NrElAx

All I can tell you is too not focus to much on the counting because it will keep you awake. Your main focus it to fall asleep but use an anchor to keep your mind conscious enough.

Oh I see, cool stuff, I'll make sure I'm doing that

Originally Posted by bobtoeback

Oh I see, cool stuff, I'll make sure I'm doing that

I'm no expert though. Just passing on info that some advanced LDers have told me. I'm still trying to successfully WILD myself.

Originally Posted by NrElAx

I'm no expert though. Just passing on info that some advanced LDers have told me. I'm still trying to successfully WILD myself.

Ah, well fair enough. I hope I can get another Lucid Dream (I had 1, but it only seemed to last about 30 seconds ) I hope you have good luck with it

I admit that I haven't been able to properly use this yet, but to those who have, does the custom alarm work well? I'm in desperate need for LDs!
I say that I haven't been able to properly use it yet because on the first night, the charger came out of the computer and it died. On the second night, the alarm went off when I happened to be awake by some other noise. How ironic.

I just finished reading over 21 pages and some 508 posts on CrazyInSane’s CAN-WILD technique and have only found limited success. Sadly enough there have been those that have spent three to four months of their sleeping lives faithfully working at this technique using multiple alarms and testing numberless time sequences, who have eventually given up and fallen silent.

Even our beloved host CrazyInSane who claims to have experienced remarkable success with this technique has fallen mute.

Once again read the opening lines to this thread:

“Three (3) easy steps to an almost-guaranteed WILD every morning using a special technique that doesn't require a disruptive WBTB! Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!”

“Three (3) easy steps,” I don’t think so! After reading 508 posts I have found that there is nothing “easy” at all about this technique!

“…almost-guaranteed WILD every morning…” Is there anyone out there that has mastered this technique in such a way that they experience an “almost-guaranteed WILD every morning”?

“Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!” Please post any on going success stories if there be any!


As we search for the best way to optimize our goals of lucidity let us make the best use of our limited time!

Originally Posted by DukeDreamWalker

I just finished reading over 21 pages and some 508 posts on CrazyInSane’s CAN-WILD technique and have only found limited success. Sadly enough there have been those that have spent three to four months of their sleeping lives faithfully working at this technique using multiple alarms and testing numberless time sequences, who have eventually given up and fallen silent.

Even our beloved host CrazyInSane who claims to have experienced remarkable success with this technique has fallen mute.

Once again read the opening lines to this thread:

“Three (3) easy steps to an almost-guaranteed WILD every morning using a special technique that doesn't require a disruptive WBTB! Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!”

“Three (3) easy steps,” I don’t think so! After reading 508 posts I have found that there is nothing “easy” at all about this technique!

“…almost-guaranteed WILD every morning…” Is there anyone out there that has mastered this technique in such a way that they experience an “almost-guaranteed WILD every morning”?

“Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!” Please post any on going success stories if there be any!


As we search for the best way to optimize our goals of lucidity let us make the best use of our limited time!

I'd assume since this thread was posted, the author has had success. Whats wrong with trying to help? I have not had it work yet, but do have faith in it. I certainly hope the creator isn't trying to conquer the world... I wish you luck in your own pursuits

Originally Posted by DukeDreamWalker

I just finished reading over 21 pages and some 508 posts on CrazyInSane’s CAN-WILD technique and have only found limited success. Sadly enough there have been those that have spent three to four months of their sleeping lives faithfully working at this technique using multiple alarms and testing numberless time sequences, who have eventually given up and fallen silent.

Even our beloved host CrazyInSane who claims to have experienced remarkable success with this technique has fallen mute.

Once again read the opening lines to this thread:

“Three (3) easy steps to an almost-guaranteed WILD every morning using a special technique that doesn't require a disruptive WBTB! Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!”

“Three (3) easy steps,” I don’t think so! After reading 508 posts I have found that there is nothing “easy” at all about this technique!

“…almost-guaranteed WILD every morning…” Is there anyone out there that has mastered this technique in such a way that they experience an “almost-guaranteed WILD every morning”?

“Yes, you CAN-WILD!!!” Please post any on going success stories if there be any!


As we search for the best way to optimize our goals of lucidity let us make the best use of our limited time!

The reasons for failure are as follows. There is a man who runs weekend seminars in Russia and over the course of a weekend a phenomenal 50% have a LD/OBE. 75% have a LD/OBE in their first week. CrazyInSane's method is exactly the same but leaves out very important facts and techniques. Mr Raduga's method is the same from the point of view that one must wake without moving and then must practice a series of primary indirect techniques to induce a LD/OBE. CrazyInSane uses only two of these techniques and doesnt give precise instructions on how to implement them correctly. The two techniques he describes are rolling out and tinnitus but Mr Raduga has found from many years research that these only work for a certain percentage of people. Mr. Raduga has tested many different techniques classed into primary and secondary indirect techniques as he calls them. This method is the easiest and fastest method to succeed with lucid dreaming. Mr. Raduga's manual is over 200 pages long instead of one web page followed by hundreds of disappointing posts. If you want to have success with this method then you can get the manual for free download at obe4u.com

Originally Posted by mcwillis

The reasons for failure are as follows. There is a man who runs weekend seminars in Russia and over the course of a weekend a phenomenal 50% have a LD/OBE. 75% have a LD/OBE in their first week. CrazyInSane's method is exactly the same but leaves out very important facts and techniques. Mr Raduga's method is the same from the point of view that one must wake without moving and then must practice a series of primary indirect techniques to induce a LD/OBE. CrazyInSane uses only two of these techniques and doesnt give precise instructions on how to implement them correctly. The two techniques he describes are rolling out and tinnitus but Mr Raduga has found from many years research that these only work for a certain percentage of people. Mr. Raduga has tested many different techniques classed into primary and secondary indirect techniques as he calls them. This method is the easiest and fastest method to succeed with lucid dreaming. Mr. Raduga's manual is over 200 pages long instead of one web page followed by hundreds of disappointing posts. If you want to have success with this method then you can get the manual for free download at obe4u.com

Yes,

Michael Raduga’s book: School of Out-of-Body Travel – 1, was the first book I read and was what got me started with lucid dreaming. I read his book twice and viewed his videos and tried his OBE techniques over a period of about three weeks without success.

mcwillis, have you had success with any of Raduga's techniques? If so which are you having the most success with?

Originally Posted by DukeDreamWalker

Yes,

Michael Raduga’s book: School of Out-of-Body Travel – 1, was the first book I read and was what got me started with lucid dreaming. I read his book twice and viewed his videos and tried his OBE techniques over a period of about three weeks without success.

mcwillis, have you had success with any of Raduga's techniques? If so which are you having the most success with?

I had a lucid dream on the third day of practice, as most students do within the first week of practice. I find that the most powerful Primary Indirect Technique for me personally is 'Straining The Brain'

Can you describe the process of action you usually use here and I will see if I can pinpoint any mistakes you might be making. I had to re-read the book several times as I was making mistakes. Mr. Raduga has found from teaching this to many people over the years that failure usually results from making mistakes when practicing. So try to describe as accurately as possible the process you use.

It would work for me, but I always wake up before my alarm. It took me like 30 seconds to find the alarm I needed. Maybe I will give this a shot again.