So! I've been trying to have a wild for a few months on and off, and I think I'm getting close. (Thank god XD) |
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So! I've been trying to have a wild for a few months on and off, and I think I'm getting close. (Thank god XD) |
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This is completely normal and is a side effect of sleep paralysis, or rather REM atonia. Your breathing always becomes very shallow during sleep, but people just aren't usually consciously aware of it. Your heart actually slows down...the reason it is speeding up is probably because you are getting excited that you are finally about to enter a dream, or from the HI or getting anxious because of the physiological changes taking place in your body such as the shallow breathing. My WILD attempts are often foiled due to the same reason: I become anxious or nervous at a certain stage and my heart rate just skyrockets completely sending me out of SP. That's why it's so important to be in the proper mindset when WILDing, like after a few hours of sleep. The best thing to do is just to train yourself to ignore your breathing/heart rate, and just to try to remain as calm as possibly during all stages of WILD. It's difficult finding just that right amount of detachment without falling asleep or remaining too conscious to enter a dream. You'll get it eventually though. |
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hmm... sometimes when i get relaxed, i actually start breathing really little. Is that normal? i try to ignore it thinking its part of SP but i think its real, i start actually feeling like im holding my breath |
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Try opening your throat & gently pusing the middle of your neck back into the pillow/floor. This happened to me a lot. I thought after reading all the tutorials on WILD that I had to just tough it out. THis has not been my experience. |
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Thought plus emotion creates attitude. Attitude plus action creates experience and experience determines reality
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