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Welcoming Boards => Lucid Dreaming Techniques => WILD => : iadr November 09, 2009, 08:42:18 PM
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RILD (Rem Induced Lucid Dream)
Unsure if anyone has ever mentioned this way to enter WILDS, but it is the easiest way I've found to have multiple WILDS.
Although the WILDS I experience when using this method are usually quite short, they are still vivid.
To use this method, you need to have about 8 hours of sleep, as most of the WILDS usually occur after 8 hours of sleep.
To start with, get to sleep as soon as possible after going to bed so that you can have a lot of vivid dreams.
Do not do a WBTB when using this method as it will interrupt your REM cycle.
If you need to get up to use the restroom or get a quick bite to eat, get back to bed as soon as possible.
Either wear sunglasses when you get up, or else keep everything dark so as not to interrupt the rem cycles.
Just keep sleeping until you are no longer tired, then lay there awake and wait for the dream images to start appearing.
Be prepared to record your dreams with something like a digital voice recorder so that you can record your dreams easily without waking yourself up.
This could probably be called the Lazy Person's Way To Wild because it requires nothing except a lot of sleep, good recall, and a conscious effort to record the WILDs when they start coming, because once they start coming they can often be as close as two or three minutes apart, which makes it possible to rack up 8 to 20 WILDS within the last hour of sleep.
Just make sure you've had a lot of vivid dreams that you've recalled before attempting this, otherwise you might end up just wasting half of your day sleeping with nothing to show for it.
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Simple and straight-forward.
We need to add this to the tutorials.
Soon.
There was another tutorial we got permission for, but I can't remember doing it or even what it was now.
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The Lazy Man's Way to WILD? Last time I checked I didn't have any male junk sprouting down below so does this mean this method won't work for me? :angry1:
Kidding, kidding. :-*
I think I'll try this. Where has this technique been all my life!!!!
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So you mean just sleep until you wake up in the morning, then go back to sleep? If so, I do this quite often with much success. But I'll only have a few dreams this way before being too awake to go back to sleep.
Just make sure you've had a lot of vivid dreams that you've recalled before attempting this, otherwise you might end up just wasting half of your day sleeping with nothing to show for it.
You mean you need to have recalled dreams earlier in the night/morning? But wouldn't you be guaranteed to have had REM during the night, remembered or not, if you've already slept 8 hours? Why would it matter if you have recall at that point?
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You mean you need to have recalled dreams earlier in the night/morning? But wouldn't you be guaranteed to have had REM during the night, remembered or not, if you've already slept 8 hours? Why would it matter if you have recall at that point?
May not matter if you've actually remembered any dreams, as it could vary from person to person, but it works best for me if I've remembered several dreams.
The whole key to this method is to have had a lot of dreams so that your rem cycles are so close to each other that the dreams are coming every five minutes or less, so that all you have to do is stay awake and watch them as they come floating by in your mind.
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The Lazy Man's Way to WILD? Last time I checked I didn't have any male junk sprouting down below so does this mean this method won't work for me? :angry1:
Kidding, kidding. :-*
OK, we'll just call this the Lazy Person's Way To WILD. :chuckle:
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I can't WILD well too late in the morning; I'm too awake, and the dreams aren't as good anyway as they are earlier. But everybody is different.
The dreams are definitely shorter later in the rem cycle, which makes it easy to have so many of them, as they are often more like flashes than prolonged dreams. Still they are usually vivid, and can often be quite detailed.