Thread: Sleep Paralysis Demystified

Originally Posted by Mzzkc

Using the clinical definition, defined by the symptoms newbies get scared by the most.

That stuff doesn't happen frequently, as far as I know. If it did, I don't think WILDing would be quite as popular a technique.
This approach to teaching/learning is all I wanted people to take away from this guide. Indeed, you sir, have pointed out the entirety of my thesis.

Discussion accomplished? Hmm, this might be an Internet first. I have no idea how to proceed.

How about proceeding with a caveat? WILD may not be so much a popular technique as much as a popularly desired technique.

"SP," or some imagined experience of SP, might be more integral to the common failure of WILD attempts than, um, nature, or our rational concepts, ought to allow.

I'm not sure if that's important, but it seems to matter in this context.

Originally Posted by Sageous

How about proceeding with a caveat? WILD may not be so much a popular technique as much as a popularly desired technique.

"SP," or some imagined experience of SP, might be more integral to the common failure of WILD attempts than, um, nature, or our rational concepts, ought to allow.

I'm not sure if that's important, but it seems to matter in this context.

Yes. This.

Is late. Prose hard to form.

Sageous write the good words I agree with.

Edit:

I would like to thank everyone for participating in this discussion. Y'all are cool.

Please stay that way.

-(T)zzkc