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Wissam
Change is good
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 Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 7:54 am Post subject: Re: please help me? |
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| What I"ve experienced is that I start feeling a tingly feeling in my hands and legs, and last night my body went numb. I can't get any further! Can someone give me suggestions and help me with my dilemma? |
When WILDING, do not focus on your real body. that will just stop you from getting further. It is normal to feel numb, however you should try focusing on HI instead not on your breathing, your hands, your heartbeat.
Not so sure about the sounds from your parents footsteps though
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MatrixManNe0
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| Posted: Sat May 06, 2006 10:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Of course, it depends. Isn't HILD (or is it called FILD now?) essentially focusing on your hand? I've done it a few times successfully, but I'm not quite sure if the point is to focus on the movement or the hand or what. I haven't done it in a while...
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aznbreaker
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| chea chea. So I definately think I am finally going somewhere with getting into a LD again. Its been a couple days, back to back, consistency. I thought it was so damn hard etc, but I think i finally get the point now. Before I was trying too damn hard and I just drifted to sleep. And with those numbnesses, its your body cutting off the blood in the circulation. Its simple, I've gotten to the point where i drift into it, i go through the *** where you hear things than sharp pain and BAM pictures. Try this and see if it works for you: Just sleep, and you know how you day dream in class, fantasizing getting this chick, sports, or anything. Just do that while sleeping, make your own story, your way whatever, this will in my opinion will keep you conscious very low while your body drifts to sleep. Soon you'll know that you went somewhere b/c it hits you out of no where. And btw, try sleeping with your head straight, like eyes straight up and not roll to the side. Do whatever to your legs to get comfortable, but when I do it when my head rolls to the side it feels like it takes an unusual longer amount of time and im 'drifting' to somewhere. =D. Hope it helps & to get some feedback.
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Lucid_Mike
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| Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 4:18 pm Post subject: |
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WILD or DILD?
Obvious WILD: I literally fell into a dream. I was in bed, then I was falling into a hallway, picked myeslf up and had a great LD.
Not too obvious, after a WBTB I had the black void and a great LD. Is this really a WILD if there's a pause before dreaming or would this more accurately be called a DILD?
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Basilus West
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| Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 11:10 pm Post subject: |
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| It's WILD. Anyway, what do you call the "black void"? Is is a state in which you lose temporarily consciousness or it is a state in which you're quite in a LD but you don't perceive anything and you have to wait for dreaming to start? IMO, it's the second case which is generally called the "black void".
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Lucid_Mike
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I used the term, having read it somewhere and it seemed to fit. It's an unknown amount of time with no dream and no wakefullness. (I think it was like 10 minutes real time) No consciousness at all, just black, but not like the time that passes until a ND or LD starts from the beginning of the night.
I suspected WILD, since DILDs are very distinct.
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