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

Thanks for a great tutorial! I think this technique has great potential. Because when i elarnt it really well, you can say "Well, i cant do that in a LD tonight, since i need the sleep, take it tomorrow?", which would be impossible with such techniques as DILD.
But one question, i got a wristwatch with alarm. It goes "Bip bip, bip bip", but it goes on for about 13 seconds. Does it still work?

//Zelzahim

Originally Posted by Zelzahim

Thanks for a great tutorial! I think this technique has great potential. Because when i elarnt it really well, you can say "Well, i cant do that in a LD tonight, since i need the sleep, take it tomorrow?", which would be impossible with such techniques as DILD.
But one question, i got a wristwatch with alarm. It goes "Bip bip, bip bip", but it goes on for about 13 seconds. Does it still work?

//Zelzahim

there is obviously no set alarm... if its hard for you to wake up something that long wouldnt be a problem, but if you are a light sleeper you might want to consider something shorter.

I have a question about this tutorial. I was just reading over the definition of a DEILD. From the description, it sounds just like a CAN-WILD.

"DEILD | Dream Exit Induced Lucid Dream

A lucid dream that is entered consciously after waking up for only a moment. It works because there is no lapse in the REM state in the mind and turns the logical centre of the mind on during the brief awakening."

What sets the CAN-WILD method apart from a DEILD?

EDIT: I just reread his first post and found that he CrazyInSane's method does not require the exiting of a dream beforehand, yet by comparison in methods and steps to take, that's the only difference between this and a DEILD. I'm not meaning to belittle this technique, just wondering what makes it a stand-alone variation of the DEILD method?

Alarm device?

Originally Posted by bushi

Alarm device?

I'm assuming this post was meant as asking "What is an alarm device?" In case you haven't found out, that'll just be anything that makes a sound with the intention of waking you up.

Are there any auto shut-off alarm clock apps that don't cost anything?

Well I gave it a go, woke up from a dream and rolled over 10-20 seconds before it went off.
Needless to say it didn't work. :/
Will try again tonight.