Attempting a WILD, question involving it?

**LucidityAve** · 08-23-2011 06:42 AM

So for my wild, i think it was 4 or 5 hours??? and also i heard you needed to be awake, but not alert almost...? if that can get cleared up please. So i just need a lot of tips of how to do this, i know you try to stay awake with your eyes closed and don't move, but i need tips and all that stuff and ways to stay awake and other things, just fire up general WILD tips and stuff that seems to help you because i'm going to try my best to do this tonight. Please help

**Mancon** · 08-23-2011 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by LucidityAve

So for my wild, i think it was 4 or 5 hours???

You mean 4-5 hours for waking up to WILD after sleeping. Yeah, that could work. I recommend waking up after 4-7 hours.

Originally Posted by LucidityAve

and also i heard you needed to be awake, but not alert almost...? if that can get cleared up please.

You want to be REALLY relaxed, like your sleeping but aware enough so you can stay awake from real life to the dream. You don't want to focus on anything too hard though or you will be too awake.

Originally Posted by LucidityAve

So i just need a lot of tips of how to do this

Check out my WILD guide. I also have links to other helpful guides you can read in their too.

EDIT: Moved to WILD Subforum

**NrElAx** · 08-23-2011 07:09 AM

Anywhere between 4-7 hours if sleep is fine. I'd say somewhere around 4 hours of sleep though. And when attempting to WILD, you actually want to fall asleep, but keep your mind on the verge of consciousness. You defiantly dont want to just lay there trying to wild without trying to fall asleep. The tough thing about wilding is trying to keep your mind awake enough as you are falling asleep. You want to use an anchor to keep your mind awake, like counting backwards from 100 or listing to your breathing. But you want the anchor on the back of your mind so that it wont keep you awake. So remember, you need to fall ASLEEP, but keep your mind awake enough to enter sleep paralysis.