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    1. 09-18-2008 09:41 PM #1
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      Eye movement in WILD: A question

      During sleep paralysis, you can move and even open your eyes.
      In Rem sleep you move your eyes.

      Does that mean that when Wilding, you don't need to worry about keeping
      your eyes still?
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    2. 09-19-2008 07:07 AM #2
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      I've never had my eye movement (or lack or eye movement) affect a WILD. I don't know how others feel about this issue.
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    3. 09-19-2008 01:33 PM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by seeker28 View Post
      I've never had my eye movement (or lack or eye movement) affect a WILD. I don't know how others feel about this issue.
      Well I've read quite a few good WILD guides.
      But some of them make a point of saying keep your eyes closed and don't move them.

      Would hate worry about this if it didn't matter.
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    4. 09-19-2008 02:26 PM #4
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      I find that if I deliberately focus my eyes, it hinders the onset of hallucinations, as opposed to letting them relax.
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    5. 09-21-2008 12:52 PM #5
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      You mean relax and move freely?
      Or relax and stop the moving?
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      Well, I figure they stop moving. I just don't deliberately use any of my eye muscles, and pay no attention to them.
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      Quote Originally Posted by moonshine View Post
      You mean relax and move freely?
      Or relax and stop the moving?
      You can't move freely during a WILD and to reach the deepest state of relaxation you have to lay still. About your eyes, you have to try to keep them closed. A mask can help because this puts a slight bit of pressure on your eyes.
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