The awarness is something hard to grasp until it happens. Last night i meditated before going to bed and had a wild without even trying. I had stories going on in my head as i was dozing off and i fell asleep. I woke up under water and literally thought my house flooded. I was in the blackness and the only way i realized it was a dream is because i heard myself breathing. The a dot got bigger and bigger in front of me that was like a window to my dream. Coolest wild yet.
what i try is combining the WBTB technique and the wild: so wake up somewhere in the morning that suits you, then recalling dreams and being awake for 30 mins and then go to sleep and try to wild.
@voora100 Yeah that's how I always wild, I normally just close my eyes, and wait and eventually you can kind of feel yourself being pulled out of your body and you'll pretty much be floating around as your dream is being created around you. Just keep reminding yourself that you're lucid so that once the dream is done settling, you've still got awareness and you're free to explore the dream world ^___^
i guess ive always been a natural at this i usualy randomly wake up at nite and stay awake for a little bit and go back to sleep then i get lucid and when im lucid it feels like im lucid for like 2 hours or i stay lucid for like 1 min wake up then get lucid again for 1 min then wake up and the get lucid again for 1 min and its like 5 little short dreams i get or 1 realy long 1
Is it 100% required that you wake up before attempting WILD? I think i have come close to achieving a WILD just before sleeping for the first time during the night.
Yea while i was trying this method i started to see like different colors twirling almost as if they were portals trying to consume me, but don't try and concentrate on them. But i had to wake up cuz i got scared because my whole body starting getting really hot lol. And i was also scared about the hallucinations
when i wake up in the middle of the night and try the WILD technique my body just don't want to lay on my back! it's really enoying... anybody got a tip? :)
i have been entering wild by accident lately without being aware of the dream, which is very disturbing to do so, u dont get sleep cuz u think u are awake which deprives sleep, and the lack of sleep makes it even harder to distinguish ur wild dream from reality, the dreams are so real i have spent over eight hours in a wild, unaware, and awaking thinking everything in that 8 hour span actually happened
the problem i have with wild is i have to be perfectly comfy or i cant do it. but once i get totally relaxed its easy. and ive been doing this unconsciously all my life. the also great thing about WILD is even if you fail you still fall asleep
the problem i have with wild is i have to be perfectly comfy or i cant do it. but once i get totally relaxed its easy. and ive been doing this unconsciously all my life
I never knew about the "sounds" generated during the WILD process... I blew a chance at a WILD last week when I heard someone talking in my house who wasn't actually there and answered them haha. I guess that means I was close. Frustrating... but exciting.
I had two lucid dreams in one year and a half, but they were m.i.l.d. ones, w.i.l.d. is just to damn hard, but I have had sleep paralisis in the past but I always panic because I don't feel my breathing.
ive only had partial success with this method, ive gottn as far as seeing patterns and in some instances briefly hearing weird "alien style" music. but i usually just dose off or roll around in my bed before that happens. WILD is very mentally enduring in my opinion
@boundtogetdown yeah thats about as far as I've gotten too including having the lead blanket and paralysis over me ...but STILL no lucid dream. If you find out any tips, tell me
I tried it and either its hard as hell or im fuckin sumthn up, I attempted it 3 times b4 goin to sleep, pisses me off everytime because I enter sleep paralysis and have basically my whole body in numbness, maybe not so much head or my left foot because it was sticking out of the covers, maybe got cold and wasn't as numb but i didnt want to ruin position I guess in the end i got so stressed and tense so I fucked it and just went to sleep, rele pissed off
I've tried WILD before and in the process I gave myself sleep paralysis, I also started to hear different sounds that weren't in my room and I too woke up to see and that's when I gave myself sleep paralysis, so I would say to not be afraid while your ge
@woodsy1234567890 They never actually used the word lucid in that movie, and the fact that they're going into a drug induced pre fabricated dream together in and of its self makes it not really a dream at all, it's more like a hallucination. In the segment where cob is walking around with ariedne, that resembled a definite similarity to lucid dreaming, and a lucid dream I would have since I am very structurally constructive in the dream world.
I was shocked, my first few tries i never fully made it, but was close, i;de go to get up and WTF. 1-3 hours would pass and i was awake, its like when u go numb and relaxed ur internal clock doesent worked, I looked this up before think its called the Black Hole effect, or something like that
@kankurou1010 I had the same problem. If you have ipod alarm, you can dl mp3s that will just beep once, so you don't have to turn it off, it just generates silence after that.
i tried that, and it was my first time trying it, and my first time to lucid dream, and my hands got all hot for some reason i was like wow, but I didnt want to, coz it wasnt a weekend
really don't know what to do, tried doing it before going to to bed, and then woke myself up 6 hours later to try again
the first time i tried it, i got this pulling feeling and my adrenalin kept spiking, i wasnt afraid i guess just excited that i knew it was working but i didn't get past that, i just couldnt fall asleep
gonna try it again tonite and gonna wake up earlier this time (4hours) but would love any hints
Okay! tonight I'll make it! Thanks to Stephen LaBerge for that... His book called "Exploring the world of lucid dreaming" is awesome! :D I bet his other books are cool aswell :D
This one is for me yay! WILD... It's kinda hard to have lucid dreams using WILD... It's hard to stay aware that you will fall asleep yet relaxing your body... I always find myself dreaming but not knowing its a dream and then I wake up and it's already time to go to school... Well Being a perfectionist is somewhat good but somewhat bad lol... My "pride" wont let me simply do reality checks and then waiting for them to occur in my dreams... I'm goin straightforrward with the possible hardest tech
I had a WILD Lucid dream. Went through all the mental/body vibrations. And was Lucid for quite some time at that time I would use the spin technique quite often and be able to control my dream states.... Anyway I accidentaly manifested a fear and attempted to "wake up" but i kept waking up in my bed still "stuck" in the dream in my actual bed 4 different times I would exit my bedroom door and be brought to a diiferent place. before i could actually get back to the "real world"
@toomanytrys yeah False Awakenings seem really scary, i think im just going to stick with the MILD method lol the last thing i need is sleep paralysis while witnessing me getting abducted by aliens 0_o
Hey :) I tried to do WILD once and i began to see a lot of imagery and then it became very intense and it was like seeing strobe lights infront of my eyelids + my body vibrating very fast, then everything went black and it felt like my body was asleep and my mind was awake... I thought that maybe somehow my astral body had projected near my own and was dreaming but I was stuck in my original (non-duplicate) consciousness in my real body??? What do you think? Ever had this?
Lucid dreaming is kind of like being on magic mushrooms. When you close your eyes you literally see distance behind those lids that are closed, and you feel like you are sleeping but are peering out of the dream into the waking world. LIke sleeping and being awake at the same time.
I watched all the videos from his first series, just to get a feel for the guy and the way he presents things, and i think it helped me to understand this series better.
Question: what do you think of dieing in dreams...falling, eaten, drowning, to see your self fade away, crasht to water and died, melted, seaing yourself die, to see a bomb fall from the sky and explode and slowly kill you and more... i can control outer dreams allmost but not when i die and the not so fun thing bout when i die is that i dont wake up and the funny thing is that its allways the same...dull black mass. fealing blind but your not..whatyouthink?
Sorry if I'm being rude but...what did do you mean? I read it over and over and it's one of the most random comments I've ever come across. ALthough, very interesting I have to say.
i really want to control my dreams.. because for the past few months my dream are way to powerful..I always have dreams that i am falling... and when i wake up i have scars... weird
You give great explanations here...it is one of your best monologues. Look up "Sleep Paralysis Sound" from Viper93000 on Youtube for an excellent demonstration of some of the sounds heard while perfoming a WILD. I have lucid dreams often but have only gone directly into dream about 5 times- one time I had a television switching channels and had to "fight" to not get overly scared when hearing all the noises. You seem to have come to grips with the noises and flickering lights- congratulations!
This is crazy I've been doing this as a kid....pretty much since I was 6 and I would tell my Mom my talent and no one really cared and they would always say "You cant control your dreams" which discouraged me and Iven been trying more and more to get the same intensity I had when I was young but its not coming back fully.
i think that when you're much younger your awareness of dream life and waking life isn't even completely established- your memory is like still developing so it all blurs together in a way
maybe that has something to do with it or maybe not, i just thought it was a pretty good point to bring up
I think WILD skips sleep stages rather than the dreamer "witnessing" the formation of the dream. You see all the HI and what not and then?..REM? What about deep sleep if any or stage 2 for that matter. WILD seems to reach stage 1 or the very most stage 2 and then you "witness" REM, wouldn't skipping sleep stages be bad for the body?
It doesn't really "skip" stages. When your body is asleep, it enters stage 1, where dreaming is also possible, then stage 2. This is where the most active HI happens. Then stages 3 & 4 happen anyway if you didn't get your daily dose of sleep, and then back to stages 1 & 2 for more HI, and finally REM. There is a reason why it is recommended to sleep before performing a WILD.
Ik ben 3 weken bezig met lucide dromen en ben 4 keer egt lucide geweest,en het onthouden van me dromen gaat ook ongelovelijk veel beter,ik ga nu beginnen met WILD te leren,dit helpt me goed dankje Tim :D
I've achieved WILD a few times after months of attempts. it is the most amazing thing. Everybody is different so you have to find out what works for you. Thanks Lucidipedia for a great video.
The awarness is something hard to grasp until it happens. Last night i meditated before going to bed and had a wild without even trying. I had stories going on in my head as i was dozing off and i fell asleep. I woke up under water and literally thought my house flooded. I was in the blackness and the only way i realized it was a dream is because i heard myself breathing. The a dot got bigger and bigger in front of me that was like a window to my dream. Coolest wild yet.
codyhillock 2 days ago
what i try is combining the WBTB technique and the wild: so wake up somewhere in the morning that suits you, then recalling dreams and being awake for 30 mins and then go to sleep and try to wild.
pindalord 1 month ago
@voora100 Yeah that's how I always wild, I normally just close my eyes, and wait and eventually you can kind of feel yourself being pulled out of your body and you'll pretty much be floating around as your dream is being created around you. Just keep reminding yourself that you're lucid so that once the dream is done settling, you've still got awareness and you're free to explore the dream world ^___^
HootyInWonderLand 4 months ago
I WILD aaaaalll the time. I bet DMT would be a walk in the park
HootyInWonderLand 4 months ago
C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
xJaykee 5 months ago
WILD is awesome. I've had a WILD once, and its vividness was incredible. But i'm more of a DILD-type really. I just cant get regular LD's with WILD.
PancakeNoOtherCake 6 months ago
i guess ive always been a natural at this i usualy randomly wake up at nite and stay awake for a little bit and go back to sleep then i get lucid and when im lucid it feels like im lucid for like 2 hours or i stay lucid for like 1 min wake up then get lucid again for 1 min then wake up and the get lucid again for 1 min and its like 5 little short dreams i get or 1 realy long 1
CALL666SEEWHATHAPENS 6 months ago
Is it 100% required that you wake up before attempting WILD? I think i have come close to achieving a WILD just before sleeping for the first time during the night.
Quibbleify 6 months ago
WILD is hard. but if u get sleep paralysis sometimes u get it for free tho :P
Reuben961 7 months ago
i tried wild and i suddenly felt hot and started shaking a bit. is this normal
jordanheffley1 7 months ago
@jordanheffley1
Yea while i was trying this method i started to see like different colors twirling almost as if they were portals trying to consume me, but don't try and concentrate on them. But i had to wake up cuz i got scared because my whole body starting getting really hot lol. And i was also scared about the hallucinations
Gator115 7 months ago
@Gator115 lol
jordanheffley1 7 months ago
@lucidipedia Waarom verlies je niet dat éne uurtje slaap, als je WILD doet wanneer je 's nachts wakker wordt?
Swordie100 9 months ago
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Swordie100 9 months ago
i actually find the wild to be the easiest technique especially in the afternoon
the mild is actually harder for me
tdaggert 9 months ago
when i wake up in the middle of the night and try the WILD technique my body just don't want to lay on my back! it's really enoying... anybody got a tip? :)
john20050 9 months ago
i have been entering wild by accident lately without being aware of the dream, which is very disturbing to do so, u dont get sleep cuz u think u are awake which deprives sleep, and the lack of sleep makes it even harder to distinguish ur wild dream from reality, the dreams are so real i have spent over eight hours in a wild, unaware, and awaking thinking everything in that 8 hour span actually happened
m0rbidmiLk 10 months ago
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jordanheffley1 10 months ago
your introduction took 2 minutes. you lost my attention span.
pandafuhrer 10 months ago
the problem i have with wild is i have to be perfectly comfy or i cant do it. but once i get totally relaxed its easy. and ive been doing this unconsciously all my life. the also great thing about WILD is even if you fail you still fall asleep
frizzzzzzal 10 months ago
the problem i have with wild is i have to be perfectly comfy or i cant do it. but once i get totally relaxed its easy. and ive been doing this unconsciously all my life
frizzzzzzal 10 months ago
I never knew about the "sounds" generated during the WILD process... I blew a chance at a WILD last week when I heard someone talking in my house who wasn't actually there and answered them haha. I guess that means I was close. Frustrating... but exciting.
kevinjb7 11 months ago
I had two lucid dreams in one year and a half, but they were m.i.l.d. ones, w.i.l.d. is just to damn hard, but I have had sleep paralisis in the past but I always panic because I don't feel my breathing.
landervast 1 year ago
I am so gonna so try W.I.L.D now, even if I have only had a couple of lucid drems
neurostare 1 year ago
ive only had partial success with this method, ive gottn as far as seeing patterns and in some instances briefly hearing weird "alien style" music. but i usually just dose off or roll around in my bed before that happens. WILD is very mentally enduring in my opinion
boundtogetdown 1 year ago
@boundtogetdown yeah thats about as far as I've gotten too including having the lead blanket and paralysis over me ...but STILL no lucid dream. If you find out any tips, tell me
neurostare 1 year ago
I tried it and either its hard as hell or im fuckin sumthn up, I attempted it 3 times b4 goin to sleep, pisses me off everytime because I enter sleep paralysis and have basically my whole body in numbness, maybe not so much head or my left foot because it was sticking out of the covers, maybe got cold and wasn't as numb but i didnt want to ruin position I guess in the end i got so stressed and tense so I fucked it and just went to sleep, rele pissed off
MrSuperSmashed 1 year ago
Kick question. Do i HAVE to wake up as if it was the end of one of my sleep cycles. Or can i use an alarm clock to wake me up?
Jijo233 1 year ago
how do you maintain awarness while letting your conscious mind sleep?
Cdiwins1 1 year ago
*not be afraid, stay calm while your entering your dream
stellardrv 1 year ago
I've tried WILD before and in the process I gave myself sleep paralysis, I also started to hear different sounds that weren't in my room and I too woke up to see and that's when I gave myself sleep paralysis, so I would say to not be afraid while your ge
stellardrv 1 year ago
hehe at my very first lucid dream when i realised i was dreaming my first thought was:
wait now i must no think of any monster because it will apear and after that i saw a moster went to hide and then continued my dream... :P
TheGreekSkater 1 year ago
@TheGreekSkater haha i had the same thoughts ^^
had anyone success with WILD without sleeping first?
Hellrun1 1 year ago
how do you view the movie INCEPTION in realation to dreaming
woodsy1234567890 1 year ago
@woodsy1234567890 They never actually used the word lucid in that movie, and the fact that they're going into a drug induced pre fabricated dream together in and of its self makes it not really a dream at all, it's more like a hallucination. In the segment where cob is walking around with ariedne, that resembled a definite similarity to lucid dreaming, and a lucid dream I would have since I am very structurally constructive in the dream world.
Ichvyenichalster 1 year ago
@Ichvyenichalster
i never thought of it that way
woodsy1234567890 1 year ago
Can you try to initiate a WILD without sleeping at first? Can you try right when you start to go to bed?
thompsonline2 1 year ago
@thompsonline2
yes but it is easier in the early morning
woodsy1234567890 1 year ago
Hello, anyone there?
Where the hell are all the Comments?
Laurelindo 1 year ago
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Laurelindo 1 year ago
I was shocked, my first few tries i never fully made it, but was close, i;de go to get up and WTF. 1-3 hours would pass and i was awake, its like when u go numb and relaxed ur internal clock doesent worked, I looked this up before think its called the Black Hole effect, or something like that
21Blitz 1 year ago
Okay dude please don't trail off when you speak and speak clearly!
MrCougar1234 1 year ago
@MrCougar1234
His English is near-perfect.
cnavaro88 1 year ago
@MrCougar1234 English isn't exactly his first language if you haven't noticed.
Ichvyenichalster 1 year ago
Thanks for this video, it's been what I have been missing.
DeamonReader 1 year ago
ok so i have alarm clock to wake me up early morning but how can i turn off the alarm if im not aloud to move
kankurou1010 1 year ago
@kankurou1010 I had the same problem. If you have ipod alarm, you can dl mp3s that will just beep once, so you don't have to turn it off, it just generates silence after that.
Alimaria 1 year ago
cool thanks alot for the help =)
kankurou1010 1 year ago
i tried that, and it was my first time trying it, and my first time to lucid dream, and my hands got all hot for some reason i was like wow, but I didnt want to, coz it wasnt a weekend
Amarynthine 2 years ago
my second time trying luci dreaming and i have one of those W.I.L.D one this morning
kyleblakeney 2 years ago
@kyleblakeney wow, that's really good. Wild is something I struggle with, although I've had NILDs
Alimaria 1 year ago
really don't know what to do, tried doing it before going to to bed, and then woke myself up 6 hours later to try again
the first time i tried it, i got this pulling feeling and my adrenalin kept spiking, i wasnt afraid i guess just excited that i knew it was working but i didn't get past that, i just couldnt fall asleep
gonna try it again tonite and gonna wake up earlier this time (4hours) but would love any hints
MrJaylucan 2 years ago
i love the WILD, it's badass
actyme 2 years ago 14
damn ill have to try hard... or kind of not tyr. every time i try to hard to stay still i get itchy and sweaty lol
ron3358 2 years ago
i love using this technique i seem to never get pass the vibration state ( Sleep paralysis ) its too intense, please help.
Swagg409 2 years ago
imagine coming out of your body, like climbing down a ladder... then you could get an Out of Body Experience. ;-P
NotMarkk 2 years ago
Just realize that it can't hurt you and it happens every night, but this time you are awake to notice it.
HalonProductions 2 years ago
YES the WILD technique
bonthan 2 years ago 2
Okay! tonight I'll make it! Thanks to Stephen LaBerge for that... His book called "Exploring the world of lucid dreaming" is awesome! :D I bet his other books are cool aswell :D
TommyDarkchild 2 years ago
This one is for me yay! WILD... It's kinda hard to have lucid dreams using WILD... It's hard to stay aware that you will fall asleep yet relaxing your body... I always find myself dreaming but not knowing its a dream and then I wake up and it's already time to go to school... Well Being a perfectionist is somewhat good but somewhat bad lol... My "pride" wont let me simply do reality checks and then waiting for them to occur in my dreams... I'm goin straightforrward with the possible hardest tech
TommyDarkchild 2 years ago 4
I had a WILD Lucid dream. Went through all the mental/body vibrations. And was Lucid for quite some time at that time I would use the spin technique quite often and be able to control my dream states.... Anyway I accidentaly manifested a fear and attempted to "wake up" but i kept waking up in my bed still "stuck" in the dream in my actual bed 4 different times I would exit my bedroom door and be brought to a diiferent place. before i could actually get back to the "real world"
toomanytrys 2 years ago
@toomanytrys yeah False Awakenings seem really scary, i think im just going to stick with the MILD method lol the last thing i need is sleep paralysis while witnessing me getting abducted by aliens 0_o
Gator115 7 months ago
Hey :) I tried to do WILD once and i began to see a lot of imagery and then it became very intense and it was like seeing strobe lights infront of my eyelids + my body vibrating very fast, then everything went black and it felt like my body was asleep and my mind was awake... I thought that maybe somehow my astral body had projected near my own and was dreaming but I was stuck in my original (non-duplicate) consciousness in my real body??? What do you think? Ever had this?
tom8008135 2 years ago
I think you experienced sleep paralysis.
Sondr3h 2 years ago
Is it important to WILD not to open your eyes?
mrbunnyfufuu 2 years ago
I found it ironic that I was trying to concentrate watching this video because it's really loud here and he's talking about not concentrating. :P
ragethecorp 2 years ago
What are u trying to say?
bubblegumpops2 2 years ago
Lucid dreaming is kind of like being on magic mushrooms. When you close your eyes you literally see distance behind those lids that are closed, and you feel like you are sleeping but are peering out of the dream into the waking world. LIke sleeping and being awake at the same time.
Domzdream 2 years ago
I watched all the videos from his first series, just to get a feel for the guy and the way he presents things, and i think it helped me to understand this series better.
m3o3u3s3e3 2 years ago
you seem to know some bout dreams...
Question: what do you think of dieing in dreams...falling, eaten, drowning, to see your self fade away, crasht to water and died, melted, seaing yourself die, to see a bomb fall from the sky and explode and slowly kill you and more... i can control outer dreams allmost but not when i die and the not so fun thing bout when i die is that i dont wake up and the funny thing is that its allways the same...dull black mass. fealing blind but your not..whatyouthink?
Nuked 2 years ago
i has sex cant lucid when sex to good more of it is very old to do
OPhaxx 2 years ago
you make no sense...
Nuked 2 years ago
neither does your FACE.
OPhaxx 2 years ago
and so again no sense... you mayby need your head checked or something couse you have problems :)
Nuked 2 years ago
Holy crapQ Nuked is right.
Sorry if I'm being rude but...what did do you mean? I read it over and over and it's one of the most random comments I've ever come across. ALthough, very interesting I have to say.
Domzdream 2 years ago
Its fun to be random.
OPhaxx 2 years ago
Hey, story of my life. In fact, friends call me ranDom (random), because I'm so random ha ha. I can relate.
See ya.
Domzdream 2 years ago
i really want to control my dreams.. because for the past few months my dream are way to powerful..I always have dreams that i am falling... and when i wake up i have scars... weird
galCapricorn 2 years ago
Do you, by chance, wake up on the floor? >_>'
Twerty222 2 years ago
LOL :P ive never done that before.
is it freaky? lol
Bredli37 2 years ago
I've heard w.i.l.d. as
Wake
Induced
Lucid
Dream
but i guess your interpretation works just as well :)))))
Luciddreamwanter 3 years ago
i had a wild lucid dream yesturday moring, it was my first lucid dream ever, it happened by acceident to, it was awsome
dzikiewicz 3 years ago 2
first times are always awesome!
i dont remember mine though (bin having em all my life, not all dreams tho)
seb456zig 3 years ago
You give great explanations here...it is one of your best monologues. Look up "Sleep Paralysis Sound" from Viper93000 on Youtube for an excellent demonstration of some of the sounds heard while perfoming a WILD. I have lucid dreams often but have only gone directly into dream about 5 times- one time I had a television switching channels and had to "fight" to not get overly scared when hearing all the noises. You seem to have come to grips with the noises and flickering lights- congratulations!
oozecandy 3 years ago
This is crazy I've been doing this as a kid....pretty much since I was 6 and I would tell my Mom my talent and no one really cared and they would always say "You cant control your dreams" which discouraged me and Iven been trying more and more to get the same intensity I had when I was young but its not coming back fully.
toolshed777 3 years ago
go to lucidipedia,com and you will find all the techniques to bring them back
aleterra 3 years ago
thats the exact same thing that happened with me
colleenclara 3 years ago
i think that when you're much younger your awareness of dream life and waking life isn't even completely established- your memory is like still developing so it all blurs together in a way
maybe that has something to do with it or maybe not, i just thought it was a pretty good point to bring up
colleenclara 3 years ago
I wouldn't call it a talent, lots of people can do them
mpd19666 3 years ago
I think WILD skips sleep stages rather than the dreamer "witnessing" the formation of the dream. You see all the HI and what not and then?..REM? What about deep sleep if any or stage 2 for that matter. WILD seems to reach stage 1 or the very most stage 2 and then you "witness" REM, wouldn't skipping sleep stages be bad for the body?
turgi65 3 years ago
It doesn't really "skip" stages. When your body is asleep, it enters stage 1, where dreaming is also possible, then stage 2. This is where the most active HI happens. Then stages 3 & 4 happen anyway if you didn't get your daily dose of sleep, and then back to stages 1 & 2 for more HI, and finally REM. There is a reason why it is recommended to sleep before performing a WILD.
paulalex19 3 years ago
I only manage to enter sleep paralysis once by accident :( ....
I thought a scorpion was crawling up on me and I freaked out and ran out of my room .. Damn missed an opportunity.
The other gazillion times I've tried to WILD, always ended up failing badly lol (such as lying in the bed for 2 hours)
Yorickoo 3 years ago 3
Ik ben 3 weken bezig met lucide dromen en ben 4 keer egt lucide geweest,en het onthouden van me dromen gaat ook ongelovelijk veel beter,ik ga nu beginnen met WILD te leren,dit helpt me goed dankje Tim :D
FreeNiek 3 years ago
I've achieved WILD a few times after months of attempts. it is the most amazing thing. Everybody is different so you have to find out what works for you. Thanks Lucidipedia for a great video.
srhpenguin 3 years ago
So far I could only achieved DILDs, I hope I can get my first WILD soon, I always fall in unconscious sleep when I try WILD :(
aleterra 3 years ago
but how to stay awake for wild? When I wake up in the middle of the night I either fall asleep again or stay awake.
I tried the technic of moveing fingertips in small circles, with no joy. Focussing the mind on anything will stop you from falling asleep.
great videos!
carste888 3 years ago
well... when you wake up, don't move.
and be consciously ready to enter your dream.
=)
Taaveto 3 years ago
sweet now we're into the good stuff!!
you're videos are the best!!!!
RallyMotoXfan 3 years ago 2
Good to see more videos/series.
toygar05 3 years ago
Heel goed uitgelegd, Tim!
MoonTribe 3 years ago
Great videos. Keep it up.
LtFang299 3 years ago
Great video =D
Halocuber 3 years ago