Thread: Easiest Working Method to LD! Malac's BHILD

Haha, so in my other post I said it would be my last post as "Malac" and I would use my other account. Sorry but this came as a surprised and I had to share this. It gave me 3 LD's of trying this with high vividness(I know that's not a lot to me but a hell've a lot for others).Funny how no one has even thought about the logic of this tech.


BHILD - Breathing - High induced lucid dream

Its simple as hell that I don't even need to make a long tutorial about it, as the name explains it itself and the fact that this tech/method is ridiculously easy.

Method
After a WBTB of lets say...3 hrs or more, when you wake up tired, breathe excessively deep and exhale fast, until you get that light feeling of highness and alertness. You know, when you take in too much air fast and you get really alerted and wanna jump around everywhere, your body is light feeling and etc. This process takes around 30 secs on avg for me.(Can be lower or higher for others. Just do it until you get really high!). When you're in this moment, go back to sleep with at least some bits of thoughts toward lucid dreaming like "I'll realize I'm dreaming"(I don't think it matters, haven't tested too far in).

You're mind will be very alerted, yet very tired. You should surprisingly sleep fast and with the already SP-like feeling gained from the highness of air, it'll helps even more. This will either get you a fast as hell WILD out of nowhere(fastest since lay-down time was like 10ish secs), or when you do go asleep fast or a little later, your mind will be alerted and will give you a DILD.

There you go, sorry for the bad grammar, I just...didn't care

P.S. Only reason I put in the effectiveness of this method in the thread name is so it gets the attention of both crowds. The "Zomg th3re is a Ultim@te technique for a lazy guy like me!!!!!" and the " Hmm interesting. This will help nourish my knowledge of lucidity even though I am a natural".

P.S.S. Umm I don't know if there is a point beyond the highness part of breathing, like eh..passing out or something(my logical side says there is). Not saying that this can endanger you but don't take it to the extreme like some kids these days do...like doing it for hours on end without stopping....