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      Quote Originally Posted by cmind View Post
      People like this should be banned from the WILD forum. Honestly dude, you don't know what you're talking about.

      WILD is something you do while falling asleep. Anything you do when falling asleep normally can be done in a WILD attempt.
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      Quote Originally Posted by littlezoe View Post
      Troll somewhere else. Shhhh.
      No littlezoe, cmind is correct about the WILD.
      WILD is nothing more than mantaining awareness throughout the sleep process until you end up in a dream and realise that it's a dream. Hence Wake Induce Lucid Dream. Inducing sleep paralysis to get to hallucinations is just one method - sleep paralysis isn't even necessary. As long as you maintain awareness and end up in a lucid, it's a WILD.
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      Quote Originally Posted by fOrceez View Post
      No littlezoe, cmind is correct about the WILD.
      WILD is nothing more than mantaining awareness throughout the sleep process until you end up in a dream and realise that it's a dream. Hence Wake Induce Lucid Dream. Inducing sleep paralysis to get to hallucinations is just one method - sleep paralysis isn't even necessary. As long as you maintain awareness and end up in a lucid, it's a WILD.
      I know well what WILD is. I called him a troll for saying that i should be banned for that... kinda ridiculous.
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