Thread: Sick of wilds

I have never Lucid dreamt before and I have been trying to wild for like forever. What excercises can I do in order to guarantee a mild or dild

Well there is no way to guarantee anything, but a good way to have a wild is to try after some rest. Like get about 4-5 hours of sleep, then attempt. Also try taking B6 vitamins they help.

Originally Posted by junta700

Well there is no way to guarantee anything, but a good way to have a wild is to try after some rest. Like get about 4-5 hours of sleep, then attempt. Also try taking B6 vitamins they help.

that must have helped him a lot since he said he cant be bothered doing a wild, he asked for help on dild or mild. although what you said apply to any technique any way so it doesnt really matter.

Originally Posted by gaarav gosal

I have never Lucid dreamt before and I have been trying to wild for like forever. What excercises can I do in order to guarantee a mild or dild

dont just pick a technique and go for that one forever, you need to try many of them until you find your perfect one.

I just want to luic dream sooooooooooooooooo badly

Well, you sure do have enthusiasm! I personally hate WILDs. Try MILDs, they work so much better for me. RCs and visualizations are the way to go.

I did not know you could enter a lucid dream through visualization? How exactly can you do this

Can a simple glance at your hands during the day be a form of RC?

I would do even more then just looking at your hands. Your hands can look normal in dreams. Try sticking one of your fingers through your hands.

As for visualizations. What I do is, when i go to sleep (which will be in about 5 seconds, lol) I will go over the dreams I had last night. Then I will imagine myself Lucid in them, picturing what I should have caught that would have made me lucid. It makes me more aware in the dream I'll have tonight.

pls someone answer how to enter a lucid dream through visualization

Originally Posted by Paradox-db3

Can a simple glance at your hands during the day be a form of RC?

That should be fine. The point of RCs is to question your reality every so often, so it doesn't really matter which RC(s) you do.