times to WILD

[hawheehawhee]

If I'm right then you can either WILD while napping or after waking up after about 6 hours sleep and going back to bed. I don't understand why you can't do it when you're going to bed straight away. Does anyone know why. Ta.

[TristanPetroskey]

Your body still has to be in a REM state. You wake up from dreams 6 hours after you sleep, then it will be much easier and take much less time to get into a REM state as you WILD. I suppose you can do it before you go straight to bed, but it will probably take longer.

[Muggler]

It is possible to WILD before getting any sleep at all. Though I believe the percentage is amazingly low, but I suggest you try once or twice to see if you could be part of that percentage.

[hawheehawhee]

I don't get why you can do it while napping, what's the difference?

[PeaceL]

Good question.

[RandomNumber677]

Napping is similar to WBTB, when you use WBTB, the recommended time to stay awake is 1 hour. I think REM is on pause for a while after you wake up, like you can't wake up at 7 AM and then try to do a WILD at 8 pm with a nap because after a few hours of being awake, your sleep cycle will reset itself. If you nap a couple of hours after you wake up though, you should still be in REM. All of this is pure guesswork by me though so don't take it as fact.