Um, I had the reverse? I would get to SP easily and then WILD, aftermany attempts I could no longer get to SP but would just jump straight into a dream, have you tried just falling asleep without the meditation and see if it works? |
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My method consists of waking up and meditating after being awake for an hour. This has happened consistently within the last 7 to 8 attempts at WILD. |
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Um, I had the reverse? I would get to SP easily and then WILD, aftermany attempts I could no longer get to SP but would just jump straight into a dream, have you tried just falling asleep without the meditation and see if it works? |
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Oh yeah, I mean maybe now WILD will be easier and you don't really need to go through all the meditation and SP stuff. |
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Some might say that it is seeing one of the chakras of the spiritual body. I'm not sure about this. |
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Spoiler for lucid dream goals:
I'm usually extremely sensitive to movement and will lose (lucidity?) or whatever it is I'm experiencing. It's like my dreaming attention is very short and the sphere only lasts for 10 seconds (though I have had it last for up to 1 minute). I've never thought of it being a chakra, that is very interesting. It's almost guaranteed that I will see it every time that I attempt to WILD, except for the one time that I bypassed it and went into the most insane experience of my life (check DJ for details on that). This isn't normal lucid dreaming. It's like something I can do at will when I decide to WILD. The awareness of the bodily vibrations is when I know that it's about to happen. It breaks through my vision. It's like my eyes and forehead vibrate to a breaking point and then the channel switches and the sphere appears. Any more comments and suggestions are more than welcome! |
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