Wake Induced Lucid Dream (WILD) Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2017
- Today I'll be giving a short tutorial on how to have a wake induced lucid dream. Wake induced lucid dreams, or WILD for short, are when you enter a lucid dream directly from the waking state. This method can be a little tricky to get down, and so I put off making this tutorial for a long time, but now it's finally here. Learning how to lucid dream using WILD can be done using two different variations of the method, one involving sleep paralysis, and one skipping it. While I personally use the second method without sleep paralysis, I decided to include both in the video for the sake of completion, since different people may prefer one over the other.
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I don't know if you're still responding to comments on this video, but for WILD, do you keep your eyes still or let them look around?
+Tipharot that's punny xD
the thing is at the second night i tried it just hearing about the method - xD yeah i know wasnt good.... - i got the sleeping paralysis but i got scared so i tried to move and it didnt work so i tried again and again until i wasnt even able to relax or control the ... "try movement?" this was going for like 5 seconds and then i just jumped on my back xD holy shit i was thinking then i get this everynight until i got bored this vide makes me good feeling again i might can control it in the next nights because of u thanks :D
a question to make 1 step better (the 3rd step at the end) i often have 4 arms and hands in dream wouldnt it be better if i just touch it with my hand which dont exist in the real world or must it be the real hands? (i dont want to wake up if i do something wrong)
Hey Tiph, isn't it still possible for me to enter Sleep Paralysis -> Dream Mode without REM? I.e: If I just come from work, relax on bed and get to the point where my body is numb and I can see the images appearing, etc.
Story time.
I had my first lucid dream last night and it was amazing.
Fin.
*tears* (btw good job)
tell me :v
james williams It was *WILD*
Vortexian / Vortex I think you need to leave RUclips and think about your life
Killer :D I agree
Tried this, ended up sleeping 7 hours straight during the day
same XD
I want to
Lmao
Preparing a epic meal that will last me a whole day
Jajajajajajajaja
Ive been studying so hard that when i close my eyes i just see equations
I wish I could say the same
I usually just see images of squidward with a moustache
@@normalmemerman9301 LMAO
or squidward with dr eggman's head
C Person this actually is possible, I remember playing game boy color Pokémon so much that when I closed my eyes even when I wasn’t asleep I’d hear the music and see the screen.
I quess you could say this was a wild experience.
*opens door and leaves
Har-Har
*Durum tissss*
Booodooo tsssss
Why did you use a Q In guess
I was going to put a comment saying overused joke but the end part kills me
This is basically entering Mario 64 paintings....
Wut?
Yes!
Just picture bobomb battlefield in your mind...
or super mario sunshine portals
That’s a hardcore example
THE WAY I DO IT THAT WORKS VERY WELL: Hypnogogia is the phenomenon where when you're falling asleep you start to hallucinate: hear voices, and seeing images is the most common. You should try focusing on your senses whilst falling asleep so that you can realise it's happening. When you realise that you are in hypnogogia you will snap out of it but it's okay, you will be back in it soon. What you should then do is imagine a physical sensation on your body. I usually go for imagining rain falling on me, or a cat stepping on me or something. Whilst you imagine it, you will soon start to fall into hypnogogia and hopefully actually feel it. You can then start to imagine the environment around you, and this will turn into a dream and you will be aware of it.
The reason that sense of touch works best is because you'll be able to control it the best, if you try to hear or see something there is a good chance that it will just morph into a non-lucid dream but feeling things keeps you lucid because it helps to ground you in reality, or in this case, into your dream.
PROTIP: If you think about it too much you might accidentally wake yourself up by feeling your body lying in bed, but if that starts to happen grab an object or touch something in the dream, I sometimes start rolling on the ground (weird but works).
EDIT: This works best if you wake up in an REM stage of sleep. I tend to go for about 6am, try to wake yourself up a bit so you don't fall back asleep normally, but not so much that you cant ease into it easily.
am i doing something wrong i only see squidward with a moustache
Normal Memer Man No no no no no. You are doing something VERY right.
aight
Could you elaborate a little more or add some tips? I'm trying your method because I really want to feel grass arround me and then allow the dream to spawn whatever natual area it wants, what are some things that give you a higher chance to get lucid? maybe you meditate or sleep at a certain hour?
THANK YOU
I keep falling asleep before I get to lucid dream
Just think about somethimg different when you feel like you're falling asleep
Just let your body become paralyized and focus on staying conscious.
Scolar Visari Do you keep your eyes open and just stay focused when inducing sleep paralysis and THEN close them to see these images?
@@killianzarate4682 Uh I'd shut your eyes, I don't think you want to see what happens when you get sleep paralysis, Think of some of the most disturbing shit you've seen on the internet, Momo,Slenderman, Jeff the Killer The Rake etc... You'll pretty much be seeing hallucinations of that if not worse. You do NOT want to have your eyes open when you're entering sleep paralysis.
Scolar Visari Oh it’s ok I can deal with that. One day I had sleep paralysis like 7 times in one time so now I can control my fears since being desensitized. Just wanted to know if your body can fall asleep while your eyes are open
Hey, so I tried this at 5:40 today but it wouldn't work so I tried using mild for the first time and was able to get in a lucid dream but was too excited to maintain it so it lasted like one second. Then when I woke up I stayed perfectly still for about five seconds and then I couldn't move! I opened my eyes and there was this weird emoji floating in front of me so I closed my eyes and waited for the paralysis to end. Pretty weird experience but it was cool.
In future, if you find yourself in sleep paralysis, that's the best time to practice WILD. WILD is pretty easy to do outside of sleep paralysis once you get the hang of it, but in sleep paralysis even if you don't really know what you're doing WILD works incredibly quickly and easily.
Congrats on your first lucid dream, and that was a smart move trying one method after the other. A lot of people will just try one and give up - but really it's this combination of different methods that provides the highest frequency of lucid dreams.
A great combination: Reality checks throughout the day, meditation at night before bed, wake up in REM and repeat the MILD mantra, attempt WILD, if you don't succeed then just go back to sleep (possibly after repeating the MILD mantra a second time).
Okay, thank you for replying, in future I will be sure to work on WILD id that happens again.
Oscar Markowitz lmao you're lucky that you got an emoji instead of some other horrific thing
When millenials experience sleep paralysis...
My sleep paralysis scene is being bombed by terrorist, and I can’t move at all. Lmao, it was super cool and terrifying at the same time
Used method 2 and it worked perfectly. It Was a life changing experience. Thank you so much and I just feel so good Todayy lmao
You don't have to though, just sleep normally and then when you are on a place out of nowhere then do the reality check then BOOM!!! you're lucid
BIG MUSA- TV how do I perform the check in a dream in the first place
Mc Nuggets do allot in real life. Make a routine
Dose wild make you more lucid? I don't feel very aware when lucid and it can be blurry
jonathan Maybe replace the lenses? I don’t know... go to settings and adjust the eye to eye distance, that worked for me ;)
I used this technique years ago to dream lucidly and it was the most AMAZING experience. I flew and it was so incredibly real that I truly feel like I know now what it feels like to fly. This really works
Rhi Creator did u go thro sleep paralysis
Are you still able to lucid dream?
@@kronobis1239 yes, although I don't do it as frequently as I used to
Man can you say your exp when doing this technique
Something I completely forgot to mention in this video because I've repeated it so many times in other videos, you still MUST be in REM in order for this method to work. That means you should sleep for 6 hours (or another appropriate 90 minute increment) first like the other methods. You may have success performing this in an afternoon nap without sleeping first but that won't work for everyone.
Tipharot What is the easiest method to start of lucid dreaming? Is there one definitive method or does it vary from person to person?
+Joshua: See my beginner guide: ruclips.net/video/FQvBetAEBRU/видео.html
+Troy: Yes :)
If i use FILD does the sleep paralysis chance increase ? I really dont want to get in sleep paralysis. It seems scary for me. Thanks in advance
I personally never encountered sleep paralysis with FILD, but any technique that enters a lucid dream directly from the waking state may have a small chance of causing you to enter sleep paralysis. I emphasise small though, especially with FILD.
Also, for what it's worth, sleep paralysis is nowhere near as bad as it's made out to be, so it's not something you should be afraid of. The main thing that makes sleep paralysis scary is the fact that 99% of people encounter it BEFORE they know what it is. It's not that the experience itself is that bad, it's more that if you haven't heard of sleep paralysis before and it happens to you, you'll think it's real and as a result be really scared.
Tipharot so if I'm trying to go to sleep paralysis and I breath does that effect my chance of sleep paralysis?
I accidentally entered a two lucid dreams in one night through WILD by randomly waking up and then just transitioning into a dream, TWICE IN ONE NIGHT!!!
weewow
For people who are trying these techniques for the first time. Consistency is key. Keep Trying them everyday even if you keep failing. It will dramatically increase your chances of success. Another thing I like to do is keep a dream journal. This makes my mind focus on dreaming every day even if it's just for a couple minutes. As soon as I'd open my eyes I'd immediately write down what i can remember. Even if I dont remember the dream at all. I would still write that down. Hope this helps. It took me a little while to start lucid dreaming consistently. But, once It became clear to me how to do it. I was doing it quite easily multiple times a week. Its Such an amazing experience. Good luck.
Can you tell which techniques have you been trying just WILD or other else
I loved my first lucid dream! Thank you Tipharot!
YESS YES YES YES YES, THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH I've been waiting for this, THANK YOU!
I focus on the room, even if it's an imaginary room that hasn't been for decades.
It was good you discussed both. People forget that their body follows their mind, not the other way around. Once your mind has relaxed enough to fall asleep, the body automatically follows, just as it does every night when you go to bed, so you don't need (conscious awareness of) sleep paralysis to WILD. Maintaining awareness is the only challenge. Thanks for sharing.
I tried this last night and it felt so weird transitioning to the dream from sleep paralysis. it felt like my mind just turned into static and teleported to the dream, kinda cool to experience
I wanted to say if you sleep with your stomach on the bed it makes sleep paralysis a lot less scary and painfull.
I am still to scared of sleep paralysis so ima just do the second method he stated in the video that skips sleep paralysis
I sleep on my back, and it sounds like it would be a lot worse with he audio aspects. Probably sounds like there’s stuff behind you and you feel the things there and you can turn.
Jonah Peretson i rlky wanna get into sleep paralysis cus it sounds cool
AVeryFestiveMedic I had sleep paralysis a day ago in an afternoom nap and I knew what it was so i just kept my eyes closed the whole time and while it happen there was a very loud blowing sound in my left ear.
bob1012350 were you scared?
This video explains exactly what I was searching for for months now. Thanks for that dude ;)
OMG! I'm Lucid Dreaming!
(Trips over and wakes up)
So funny bro you are a comedian! really hilarious
DarkPiX stfu
I feel like this will happen to me when I finally have my GTA drea- Lucid Dream
Accidentally did method 2 last night and had my first lucid dream, and today I found this video. I was able to stay lucid for what felt like 20 minuets, I was trying to learn how to fly but it didn’t go to well. But I got fairly good a telekinesis. The weirdest part about it was it felt like more of an astral projection because it started with me getting out of bed and walking around my house.
That was a pretty good and accurate tutorial .. nice done brother
Thanks man! You made it clear of a different way to approach the lucid dreaming process.
I am going to try Step 2 tonight for the first time. Wish me luck!
How did it go?
😔
Any success?
@@woozii.capalot As matter of fact no, but I'm doing MILD recently haha
extremely helpful guide, the man :)
I did this last night for sooo long for the first night. It was amazing. I played with my dog that passed. I visited my childhood home. I was floating around in space lol. I'm so excited to try again tonight. I've been trying this for months.
The second method works so well! I tried the first one, but my main struggle was sleep paralysis, but i tried the second one last night, and it worked like a charm! I actually woke up from that lucid dream, and i was able to get back in using the technique! 🤗
I like this new way of explaining things with those boxes
You can thank T.K. Brown for suggesting on a recent video that I add some text in to these videos. These won't be in all my videos, just the ones where it's appropriate, but I figured it'll make the information easier to digest! :)
Mystery boxes
I recommend to do a reality check first
Also best lucid dream video I have ever seen
Thanks bro i had a lucid dream today because of u....after practicing one month i got it..thanx bro
I find myself in that particular middle point so often, where after observing my hypnagogia for a while I feel i'm in a dream scene but also in control of my body. No one else except for you has even said that there is a potential path towards lucid dreaming from there. Thank you Tipharot, i'm trying again tonight and I'm not giving up until I'm lucid.
Manish Subramaniam i think its same to me can you help me out?
Happened to me
I have insomnia and was up until 3 am. I looked around for a sec, put my head on the pillow for 15 min and started :)
Thanks, I might be able to overcome insomnia with this
After i started trying wild (and failing ever since) i feel like it's way easier to sleep. If i first sleep paralysis my body entering sleep is easier.
I tried imagining living in a mansion in Tahiti with my crush eating the best food in the world while I was still conscious and slowly converted it into a dream. Fun night! This is a great tutorial.
I'm going to try it tonight. Thanks for explaning it so well.
Oh wow, your second technique is exactly how I do it! It's actually quite hard for me to have normal lucid dreams so wild is the only method that works for me. But I thought I was the only one struggling with real body that keeps moving haha!
I tried the first method but when I went into sleep paralyses I freaked and woke up.
Liam Downey same
What’s the first method
Every time I try to keep my body still and my mind awake I feel an adrenaline rush through my body and I start shaking a bit especially in my legs and it gets to the point where I have to get up
Just tried again but laid on my back, I kept still for a longer amount of time and then my head started shaking so I got scared and got up, is this a sign that I'm gonna fall asleep or what? Someone please help
Iceyy_Xx same with me just did it im still shaking
Iceyy_Xx haha lol it happened to me too and it feels weird af
My breath quickened uncontrollably and I decided to move, because it was getting really uncomfortable. For some reason my heart was racing, too, and this kinda freaked me out XD
SpaceGirl same
I’ve already done this and it’s awesome 👏. Hard but sure as hell worth it. Right now I’m working on making the entrance to the dream look like the world of Warcraft Dark Portal
I feel for that trap of SP to dude. I tried it for years and years wondering why this wasn't working and now I lucid dream when I want.
Man, I'll never forget the first time I did a wild. It blew my friggin mind and opened me a much larger existence, I can't stress how much.
Same !
*well you don’t want to get to excited*
Me: *realizes that is giggling and smiling just watching this* 😳
Wholesome
Thank you for detailing your modifications!
Good video! This is very informative!
Had a lucid dream tonight and I didn't even try to get one. Whenever I tried to get a lucid dream I didn't work and this night I was in a dream and looked on my phone and just said, this is a dream. Then I was lucid.
why are all these lucid dreaming guys british
They want to escape from their lives in Britain lol
I had a few lucid dreams, but I could not change the course of the dreams. The best feeling was when I was flying. They happen in the morning, just before I wake up and for that reason, they are very short. Ironically, I had more dreams where I questioned myself if I am awake or I'm dreaming and I reached the conclusion that I am obviously awake. I usually forget while asleep some of the recommended reality tests, such as checking yourself in a mirror or checking the time on your watch, or jumping. In order to have the lucid dreams, I had to think as often as I could about lucid dreams and do the so-called reality checks while awake (even when I know perfectly well I am awake).
Really made sense to me thanks I’ve almost done this before it is often just how i fall asleep so this will be a natural transition to my dream world.
I have lucid dreamed before in nightmares and from average dreams too with the reality check method since i was really little.
I usually have that when I'm entering a lucid dream. I can't move my fingers so I can't do a reality check ( count my fingers ), I can hear this really loud frequency in my ears and does spots you see when you close your eyes get really colorful. When does simptoms stop I'm usually in a lucid dream or I wake up, it's like a weird transition zone. The scary part is that my lucid dream always starts in my bedroom and it looks exactly like it was when I fell asleep and it usually takes me a few seconds to figure out that I'm dreaming.
Jeb Car astroprojection? Jk I don't know if that's what's happening
Jeb Car me two I start at my bed like I woke up in a dream
When i was 7 y/o, i had never heard of lucid dreaming. I did WILD on exident. I had a wonderfull dream and i wanted to get the dream again. I did WILD and i got in my dream again!
I'm gonna try this! thanks!!
Same thing happened to me too, I did WILD basically on accident. I just laid still when I woke up in the middle of the night, and I got into sleep paralysis and the vibration was so uncomfortable. No shadows or anything, just that I felt that I was sinking down into the bed. But the interesting part is that I felt the same thing just backwards and then I got an image of me floating over the floor and not the bed. Probably entered a non-lucid dream.
actually, you did an OBE (out of body experience) its a bit similar to a lucid dream.
and all of the symptoms match up too
The easiest way for me to induce WILD is during meditation
I just had 2 lucid dreams in a row, and they were both awsome
I'm positive I did this on accident today. Most interesting dream experience I've EVER had even though it only felt like 3-5 minutes in my dream. I can remember ALL of it.
this dudes hair needs to pick a color
Ha 😂
Last night I had a dream where I was trying to lucid dream 😡😡
I had a dream I was doing reality checks and said to myself in the dream “I’m not dreaming” 🙄🙄
@@heathercharron5934 LMFAO, I know that this is late but that's absolutely hilarious, i'm sorry that happened to you lol
If that happened you’re really close to lucid dreaming then
Thank you, this is a really clear and to the point guide! I have been practising this for some time and it has helped me to lucid dream. I cant (yet) control my dreams, but I am aware that I am in a dream ;o)
Thank u ! Wild is the only tequniqe that work!
I tried to do a WILD nap 2 days no sleep trying to do with
And I always just wake up randomly
This may sound a bit stupid but when I set up the alarm on my ipad it wakes me a bit too much and I can't get to sleep back again, how can I fix that?
I actually have a video about that coming later this week, so stay tuned for that! That said, one thing you can also do is set the alarm to vibrate and stick it under your pillow instead of having a loud alarm.
Thanks!
@@nooneatall5612 don't perform wild then
I'll be trying this tonight! Usually WILDs are terrible for me because I can't stop moving lol
I tried this last night and I almost had my first lucid dream.
I got to the point where I started to see some images, but I just got way too excited thinking "I'm close to have a lucid dream!" and I ended up waking myself up too much and they went away.
I'll try again next time!
Wait....sometimes when I'm tired my mind wanders and creates images, and sometimes, I feel like I actually see them with my eyes. Is that what you're talking about?
had my first lucid dream. i was flying around the galaxy
what technique/ how'd you do it?
In my dream i smashed sommeray 😂
@@Leo-gl8fl I smashed sommer in my dream
@@aresartemis783 awesome, happy for you
Thank you so much!
Nice tutoring
This really helped explain some of my experiences with sleep paralysis. I didn't realize (Even though it seems pretty obvious now) that you can be in sleep paralysis, and experience it well dreaming. I have had it around three times, but all of them have been sensation and auditory based, my eyes have not been open. Its like a nightmare, but im dreaming that im in my room and cant move. I "wake up" and the dream was so convincing I feel like I had to be awake when it happened. I am pretty sure I just recently had my first visual sleep paralysis hallucination. Some creepy guy just sitting there, watching me. Woke up and scared the bejeebus out of me. Its so weird it usually makes me question my sanity, just because it feels so real.
I’ve had it a couple times, for me it was visual. My hallucination was a shadow moving side to side in the far corner of my room. That was like, a long time ago. Back then I was scared of the dark, so of course I was like “it’s a freaking demon!” And I freaked out, and desperately tried to move my body. I eventually slipped into sleep I think, with no lucid dream after that. A few years later now, I’m trying to get a lucid dream, and I think I might try what he’s saying in this video just so I can avoid sleep paralysis.
However, if I do end up in sleep paralysis this time, I won’t be as scared, because now I know that I wouldn’t be visited by anything real. It depends on my point of view, and beliefs. I could say the hallucination was a hot dog wiener if I wanted to. I think I’ll do that next time! I might even ask the wiener for help to get into a lucid dream. I don’t know, call me weird or whatever. Lol
hey tipharot, I've been practicing the wild technique for about a week now and every time i do it i just end up not going into rem sleep. i lay down and stay still,i relax a lot and let my thoughts wonder while still noticing them, but i still can't go into rem.i mean i feel myself get heavy and somewhat stiff but i can still move after waiting hours. can you please reply and help me, you really are great and I've watched all of your videos. thank you
Don’t know if you have seen his comment, but you have to go to sleep for around 6 hours then wake up and do Wild
How long should you sit still? I sit for like 15 minutes and my arms and legs start to feel weird but nothing happens after that
It can be different for everyone. I know everyone says everyone is different when it comes to stuff with lucid dreaming, but it’s true. Some people say it takes 30 minutes to an hour to get into a lucid dream but I’ve done it in five minutes. In my opinion if you’re lying there longer than 20 minutes you’re doing something wrong. WILD is difficult to learn, but the more you learn it it starts getting easier to do and maybe that’s why it takes longer for some people, they’re just not as experienced.
I've being doing this since my early teens without actually knowing much about it until very recently. I'm 38 now, I remember trying to do this while awake during the afternoon when I was around 18, I tried to relax my brain to a point where there was no thoughts whatsoever and just allowed any images to come and go as they pleased and I never gave any of the images any thought at one point there was an image that decided to stay, the image was a silhouette if two people a man and a woman carrying shopping bags with large buildings over shadowing them.
Around 2-3 hours later I left the house and headed into town and there was my Aunt and uncle who travelled unannounced for a visit walking through a car park heading towards me carrying shopping bags, it was an exact copy of the image in my head earlier in the day, that moment blew my mind.
Has anyone had a similar experience?
Thanks so much! This got rid of my dry spell!
I keep trying the first way to do it and I don’t move and stay still for an hour and nothing happens apart from I feel like I’m falling for a bit of it. What do I do
For an hour? Dayem then do the second method
you legit just taught me why my mind generates squidward with a moustache images. ima pay very close attention to those
I am a beginner but one day I did WILD without knowing it is not recommended for beginners,but it did work.but ever since that I never had a lucid dream. It's been 1 month
I did method 2 without knowing about it on accident :D
Relector Same, and when I tried to interact with the image, I would move my arm. I thought I could move my arms with my mind lol
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@@danielkelley7548 tf 😅😂
I bet you were trying to astral project when you did it on accendent
amazing explanation
Thanks! I keep trying different methods and I've never been successful. With WILD I could never stay still enough to enter sleep paralysis so I'm gonna try this.
Its easier for me to experience this after a night of drinking and taking a nap later in the morning. I have failed to push through because my body vibrates like crazy and i can feel my heart racing even as the visuals begin to set in. I start to panic and usually shake my head to wake myself fully.
CAGRN1 i
That’s just called being drunk and laying down
When I try to relax deeply, my eyes start to slowly open.. Why is this and what to do? Thanks.
Same here
I've had one lucid dream in my life, that was 4 years ago, I hope this method works!
Did it?
nope
you explained that very well Thanks 😊
I get a panic before sleep paralysis
the weird sound aint scared at all. The scared one is. Once you open your eyes you see some ghost demons. thats u should be scared
Marlon Jormungand same
I always realise and pull myself out, it feels like climbing out of thick mud and I always regret it after
i waited for a hour and 45 munites didnt work im pissed
Yep I’ve wasted many nights. Still trying and will try different techniques
Thank you for this. I’m scared of sleep paralysis so this helps a lot.
And did it work?
Oh my gosh, I almost don't even know what to say. This is /exactly/ what was happening to me for several weeks about two years ago. I would lay down for a nap and after about 5 to 15 minutes I would suddenly feel like I was in a wind tunnel, and then a dream would materialize right in front of me. Almost every single time this would happen I would still 'feel' like I was laying in bed. For me though it's not that trying to move in the dream would wake me (since I wasn't experiencing sleep paralysis), but rather that trying to move in the dream would make me realize that I was not only experiencing sleep paralysis, but the effect seemed to 'carry over' and I was unable to move my dream body as well. I have watched and read quite a bit of lucid dreaming content, but I've never heard anyone talk about these weird paralysis issues with the WILD method. I also know that I had heard of the WILD method in the past but had always associated it with setting an alarm for several hours after you go to sleep. I never realized until now that what was happening was a version of this method, and now with these tips I'm going to try to replicate those experiences. Thank you so much for making this video.
I felt I'm floating and my body felt numb. Is that a sign that I'm entering sleep paralysis?
PapitoMow I also feel numb only in my fingers if I keep still will I get into sleep paralysis?
匚ㄖㄥᗪ卩丨乙乙卂 10 minutes or less
匚ㄖㄥᗪ卩丨乙乙卂 how long will it take me to get into sleep paralysis?
匚ㄖㄥᗪ卩丨乙乙卂 thanks
@匚ㄖㄥᗪ卩丨乙乙卂 I had one arm numb and it was tingly. Does that mean I was very close to SP? The rest of my body had vibrations so how close was i?
How long does this usually take?
Xander Karageorge idk someone tell ussss plzzz
An hour or so
Around 15-20 minutes on average
100 subs without any videos? Really?
I started trying to lucid dream for a week and only attempt it a few times but yesterday I had a lucid dream but it was very weird so I went to bed late and I woke up and I didn't reality check just shut my eyes and instantly I was in a lucid dream and in a few minutes I woke up shut my eyes the same instant lucid dreaming and this happend 3 times and then I woke woke up , I think I woke up but was dreaming but didn't realise but this has really made we want to lucid more so I'm really happy
I like the way you explained this better than others I have heard using the SP method. I can relate better to this. Hopefully, this will work, as I've never had a purposely induced lucid dream in my life. However, I have had four accidental lucid dreams while in the midst of sleep. One other time that I can remember I realized I was dreaming and then went along just as though I had never realized it. Weird.
Have you succeeded?
can you tell me what is WILD? cuz you didn't explain what it really is.... just to let you know I'm a kid and i love your videos cuz they are helpful and the methods are easy to understand and try
WILD = the Wake Induced Lucid Dreaming technique. It's one of the many techniques available to get lucid.
Matt, Wild is a method and there are different techniques that induce a wild.
i can lay down still, but i cant help swallowing saliva all the time. If i dont swallow i feel like i will die.
Then use the second method that I mentioned where you don't go through sleep paralysis. You don't have to remain perfectly still or avoid swallowing or anything like that. :)
I have the same damn problem lol.
Peter Pan ikr I keep swallowing saliva like every 5 seconds
Da Adam Bomb Same man i cant really help it because my throat gets so dry
SAME
love the vid I am new to lucid dreaming
Im gonna try this. I'm using the 2nd version. I'll update in a week. Good luck guys!
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Hey I was wondering if it worked did you sleep talk bc I wanna try it but I'm sharing a room with my sister and it would be embarrassing if she heard me
@@abc-vf8ng Last night I accidentally fell asleep, but I did some research and if you don't really sleep talk then I dont think you would in lucid dreams. Lucid dreams are like normal dreams except for the fact you are lucid. Nothing else. I dont think you should worry about it thought unless you sleep talk often
I first had a lucid dream on accident
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Great video, however mate. For the love of god shave of that stash lol. Not trying to offend you.
I am going to try this tonight thanks
I like to think of this as basically teleporting into your dream by imagining the place you want to go to.
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