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

This sounds awesomely promising, and it's SO right up my alley.

My problem with DEILDs is that I'm the kind of person who relies on as small an amount of random chance as possible, and I hated that I was left to simply HOPE I would wake up after an REM phase.

Like I said this sounds awesome...
I have a very quiet laptop in my room so I will install the Easy Alarm Cock software and post my results at the end of this week.

Thumbs up and thanks for publishing the guide!

Gunna try to CAN-WILD 2nite with my iTouch calender alarm.

Wish me luck. c u in 10 hours

I set the alarm to go off at 4am, and was SO close to having success!

I became somewhat conscious and immediately went into nearly complete sleep paralysis, but unfortunately I forgot to stay still and broke myself out of it I was so mad at myself, haha.

Thanks for the tutorial!

http://www.lucidweaver.com/index.html

Long long time ago I have tried this (using LucidWeaver), but without success because I got up to shut off the alarm clock. :s But I think I'll try this again sometime, maybe at weekend.

Originally Posted by DpsBob

I set the alarm to go off at 4am, and was SO close to having success!

I became somewhat conscious and immediately went into nearly complete sleep paralysis, but unfortunately I forgot to stay still and broke myself out of it I was so mad at myself, haha.

Great to hear you were close to being successful!! Just keep on trying and you'll definitely get it eventually. Since you can do CANWILD every night without seriously disrupting your sleep, you can try every night! Good luck and keep us posted!

Originally Posted by OfficerFlake

Gunna try to CAN-WILD 2nite with my iTouch calender alarm.

Wish me luck. c u in 10 hours

Good luck! Just as an added tip, if your alarm noise has a certain rhythm to it (or if it's someone's voice like mine is), then it also works good to repeat the sound or words of the alarm in your head over and over again before going to sleep.

This makes it more likely that you'll immediately recognize the alarm when it rings, and remember not to move when you hear it.

i use a suicide silence song, 'Wake up',(My Alarm) and I have the first 11 secs or so of WAKE UP WAKE UP screaming in my ears.

Problem is, my dad says it is bad for me to hav headphones in all night...
I am waking up at 12.30 (i got to bed at 10ish) to put them in and set the alarm.

If i set my alarm for 5.20am, and get up at 7, will it still work?

will i be in REM sleep or before it by then?

and will it work?

cheers

Awesome, I think I'm gonna try this tonight.

I nearly did it last night. I woke up, and i went into SP Really fast. And then i noticed that my alarm was still going off. I forgot to change the alarm to the one i made for this. Ah well. I'm not giving up.

Originally Posted by RandomBanter

i use a suicide silence song, 'Wake up',(My Alarm) and I have the first 11 secs or so of WAKE UP WAKE UP screaming in my ears.

Problem is, my dad says it is bad for me to hav headphones in all night...
I am waking up at 12.30 (i got to bed at 10ish) to put them in and set the alarm.

If i set my alarm for 5.20am, and get up at 7, will it still work?

will i be in REM sleep or before it by then?

and will it work?

cheers

I just end up ignoring it now, becuase if its too loud, it scares the sh*t outta me!

Can anyone share with me the mp3 they use that I can put on my iPod? Just something like a man saying, 'wake up and WILD' or something.

Basically anything that does scare me if its loud

Dunno how some of you can have earphones on all night, isn't that extremely uncomfortable?

I read on these forums that some guy put like a pin in the wall above his head and hung his earphones from them, and had the volume up really high so he could hear the MP3 player's alarm.

Originally Posted by CrazyInSane

Good luck! Just as an added tip, if your alarm noise has a certain rhythm to it (or if it's someone's voice like mine is), then it also works good to repeat the sound or words of the alarm in your head over and over again before going to sleep.

This makes it more likely that you'll immediately recognize the alarm when it rings, and remember not to move when you hear it.

That's a great tip, I failed because I just flipped on my side and went back to sleep when the alarm went off, if you know the sound of the alarm you'll know that you must not move and start being aware.

If your alarm always go off at the same time you may someday wake up by your own, I have a pretty fast sleep schedule adaptation and when I was doing WBTB at like 5am in the morning, I was waking up by myself at like 4:5X AM. I think it's called CATWILD or something, quite different though. I am so going off-topic right now lol.

Originally Posted by Sora

That's a great tip, I failed becasue I just flipped on my side and went back to slip when the alarm went off, if you know the sound of the alarm you'll know that you must not move and start being aware.

If your alarm always go off at the same time you may someday wake up by your own, I have a pretty fast sleep schedule adaptation and when I was doing WBTB at like 5am in the morning, I was waking up by myself at like 4:5X AM. I think it's called CATWILD or something, quite different though. I am so going off-topic right now lol.

This is basically what I do!!! I was trying to WILD when after about 20 mins I just rolled over!

And when my alarm goes off, I just roll over as well