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

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.