I haven't induced a WILD yet, so I'm not an expert on this, but I'll give you some of the advice that I've gathered. |
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Last night i tried to wild, i counted past 1000 breaths this time but i couldn't dream, and the dreams that i had today i couldn't get lucid. I'm not sure how much time passed while i was counting but i'd say about 15 to 25 minutes probably. I got to the point where my whole body especially my legs were numb, but once again for some reason i didn't experience hi or sp. I'd love to experience sp again, its been a few weeks since i have, i like sp and i think sp is fun. How long do you think i should have waited? A little bit later i'm going to try another wild this afternoon, i got up today around 1 or 2 o'clock today, i really love wilds and i think they're fun even though i've had more deilds. |
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I haven't induced a WILD yet, so I'm not an expert on this, but I'll give you some of the advice that I've gathered. |
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Last edited by DepartedMember001; 01-04-2010 at 04:35 AM.
The thing you always have to remember with dreaming -- everyone is different! And every dream is different, for that matter. |
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DV Buddy: BlueKat
After I wake out of a dream (DEILD) maybe less than a minute (if all goes well). |
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I try to VILD (visually induced WILD) when I go to sleep the first time, just for fun, it's quite entertaining and it might work. |
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The DEILD is probably my favorite method. I've only had SP vibrations once, and HP only a few times. Usually I fall into the dream just feeling a bit numb. Weird, huh? I find it helps if you change position if you find yourself counting for forever and not feeling very 'dreamy.' (I didn't know that was the Yoshi method. Learn something new every day!) |
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Lucid Tasks: 14
if it's a normal WBTB it takes about 20 minutes. If it's just a afternoon nap, sometimes it takes up to an hour. |
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I tried to WILD (with WBTB) this morning, but I got too bored and impatient, so I gave up after half an hour or so. (Ironically, at a different attempt I managed to lay still for 2 hours, but that was when I first went to bed.) |
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Main LD goals:
- Futuristic/sci-fi/cyberpunk big city
- Fantasy role-playing game
- Flight and other super powers
- Use lucid dreaming as a study-aid
- Personal development, inner peace etc
Yeah, I layed there in SP for around 2 hours also, and I was wondering why I didn't have and HI I was twichting and everything, but when I sat up I still had the writing on my arm. |
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GOALS: go to my daydream world (only for a few seconds! Close though!)[x] Meet my DG[x] talk to a frequent DC[x] Create a nightmare and follow the storyline [x] Learn to fly [x] Become a character from my story [ ] Wreak total chaos in a city [ ] Complete a Task of the Month [x] Have a date in Italy [ ]
Joined DV on 1-13-10
It is different for everyone....but I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that while having thr patience to stay still for two hours is admirable, I doubt that a WILD would happen after so long unless it was still in the middle of the night...probably after a couple of hours or more, it's time to call it quits and try again next time, especially if it's late morning or an attempted nap. |
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DV Buddy: BlueKat
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