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      Question Nightlight

      Can a night light mess with WILD. I have a fear of darkness, and So have to have a Nightlight on Every night.

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      I wouldn't think so... I'm a day sleeper, and most of my vivid SP/LD experiences began back when I was trying to sneak in midday naps after early AM class/before night shift work. Suffice to say, a lit room was no impediment. I sort of 'stumbled upon' the technique some time before recently learning that's how it's referred to.

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      If you don't like the dark, then a nightlight should enhance your ability to lucid dream.

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      Thanks, now i won't have to do anything uncomfortable to try WILD.

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      Quote Originally Posted by shizzle1 View Post
      Can a night light mess with WILD. I have a fear of darkness, and So have to have a Nightlight on Every night.
      Can a marching band in your bedroom and heavy metal music playing on full blast mess up a wild? Depends on you and you alone. If the night light is not hindering your ability to fall asleep then no, it's not interfering with your ability to enter the lucid state. If it were, then yes.

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