The WILD Technique for Lucid Dreaming (Beginner's Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2023
- Unlock the Secrets of Lucid Dreaming with the WILD Technique! Learn everything you need to know in this complete step-by-step WILD technique tutorial for beginners.
Are you tired of hearing about the WILD Technique for Lucid Dreaming but not really understanding what it means? Look no further!
In this complete beginner's tutorial, you will learn everything you need to know about the WILD TECHNIQUE and what sets it apart from other techniques.
Discover the secret that nobody is talking about and get ready to have your mind blown!
This video will clarify the difference between WILD and other techniques, and give you a deeper understanding of what it means to have a Wake Initiated Lucid Dream. (sometimes incorrectly called Wake Induced Lucid Dream).
Don't be fooled by misinformation - learn the truth about WILD and start exploring the world of lucid dreaming today!
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Best lucid dream teacher , you're the only lucid dream RUclipsr I recommend to my friends
Thank you Frozen Yogurt, that's really kind of you to say!
@@toyrex_69k33 facts
Dang man, I didn’t see your tag when reading the reply and just thought it was a nickname or something. Also, to Lucid Dream Portal, I think it’s great how often you reply. This is my first time seeing the RUclipsr reply so many times
6:27 I wish I knew this before attempting WILD several times and being disappointed that I couldn't go to sleep (lucid or otherwise). I was way too alert and focused on not moving an inch, not swallowing, not moving my eyes at all (even though I have a condition that makes that really hard) and I just ended up frustrated because I couldn't see any imagery. Hopefully my next attempt will be different with all this in mind.
Update?
@@Dicegambler-r8h Well, it's hard to tell. I didn't keep up with it as I should and a lot of the time I just didn't bother to do it/was too tired after wbtb. It's still kind of tricky to not go fully unconscious, but there is progress to be had if you keep doing it.
Very well said sir, 100% with you on this and beyond. I'm with you since a while after my very first lucid dream outcome several months ago; unable yet to repeat it again but i´m on it. Thank you so much for your eloquence, wit and wisdom.
Thanks Richard, I appreciate your kind words and having you here. Don't worry these things take time, it's early days for you. Just stay steady and patient. You'll get more!
have you had any more?
I respect this person in literally every way possible
Really good to see so many comments from people who are new to this channel. Sterling work Monsieur 😊
That door analogy was class 👏
Great vid, thanks for this!
Another helpful video. Many thanks Daniel.
Thank you for this! I really enjoy your videos. My favorite part here is when you explain that all you can't force mother nature. Going to sleep is not something you can force. Thank you!
That makes so much sense! 😮
Awesome vid!
Thank you! This really helped me
As always, very informative and clearly put ! Thank you
Your background is really kind of like spritual and really nostalgic thanks for giving us the correct and accurate scientific research and not talking like other youtubers ❤️
Glad you like it, thanks Trupus. It's a really nice relaxed space. Here's a little insider info, the statue in the background is Hypnos, the ancient Greek god of sleep :)
Ill try it tonight
Your teaching is excellent.
Leaving a boosting comment! With all the talk of WILD lately, there's just been a meme circling through my head, though I don't think many people will know it, but I'll leave it here just in case!
Woah, that's WILD Patrick!
Maintained
Awareness
Dreams
MAD!
Thanks!
Thanks sir that was very good video🤙🌌
I have yet to have a maintained awareness dream. I find the balancing act incredibly difficult. I know I am “a hummingbird”, but I hope to be able to achieve a maintained awareness dream one day.
Hummingbirds unite!
@@StumpedSlicken 🦜🤜🤛
I’m with you, also my “white whale”, hehe. I managed one once during an afternoon nap years ago and it was very short!
Excellent introduction for beginners that incorporates all the more recent perspectives on the subject. Well done.
Bro awesome
Wonderful video!
Thank you!
thank you
Scotch eggs, scrambled eggs... Welcome to Lucid Egg Portal! But I like that analogy, it explains very nicely why WILD and DILD are not techniques.
This is my subtle way of trying to get you to all eat more eggs and up your choline levels :P
@@LucidDreamPortal the scrambled eggs in the video looked very tasty to me indeed !!
🥚
This clears a lot of misconceptions I had, I've been trying to force it as soon as I lay my head down but now I learn its pointless to try that😭. I appreciate the tips🙏
This was very informative & enjoyable.
Might I say, I would be very curious to watch one of your videos where you keep the cool transitions between different parts of the video and leave out the hand signals before the transition 😁
Great video, the first time i succesfully purposely had a lucid dream i woke up within a minute as i got too excited 😂
I remember you replied to my comment last week about how WILD really works, I was conducting this the wrong way for months so I hope this new method will help me achieve better results. Thanks for the video I decided to join your channel its been amazing!
Hey Fizzy, really glad to have you as a member. Thanks for the support and I hope you find all the extra videos really useful!
@@LucidDreamPortal man the wholesome energy in this comment section
About to try this tonight! I will update you guys in the morning.
5 days later - are you still dreaming 🤭
yes @@bestpoint123
@@bestpoint123 we never saw him again
@@bestpoint123must have experienced inception
Did it work?
Thank you for this video. I personally think that Wild is allot of times mis understud. And lied about. In this video you explained Wild very well (In every video you explain stuff very well) Thank you for being honest unlike allot of other Lucid Dreaming teachers. Your videos have been helping allot on learning to Lucid Dream. Keep up the good work.
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words Piroz!
*misunderstood
*a lot
@@SupersmartsinginTaylorsVersion You're way too sensitive how is this rude? And you also spelled "too" wrong.
I was able to lucid dream a while ago. Then I went to highschool and haven’t been able to get enough sleep for it. Thank you for making this tutorial because I’m really trying to get back into it.
I hate school
@@peppino3609 everyone hates School and for good reason including me
@@GAMER32231 lol i dont hate school no moe
Very clear presentation of the WILD category of lucid dreaming. The pivitol point about the balance between focus and relaxation will certainly help with having a good go at entering a lucid dream this way.
Balance is key overall in life and a life-long practice for sure ! Thanks for straithening incorrect use of terminology !!
Ive been able to acheive wilds effectively even in non rem sleep. When initially going to bed.
🤔 Are we playing “Spot the Error”?
Take a shot every time he says "WILD technique"!
Thx
You gotta make a q&a video, I have several questions for you!
Hey Melanie, I do channel member Q&A most Sunday's, but you're absolutely welcome to ask questions in the comments too. I always try to answer as many as possible
Nice
Bedankt
Thank you so much Jim, your support is so very much appreciated! Stay lucid!
@@LucidDreamPortal i,forgot this... I sometimes wake up naturally. and I do the wild. but I can't keep focus well because I get distracted by my thoughts for few seconds. do I have to start over because I'm distracted?
Remember, you're not "doing WILD" you're "attempting to have a WILD". Distraction is natural, just gently return to your focus. Remember, it is a calm apathetic focus. Not effortful. Relaxed and patient.
@@LucidDreamPortal ah okay check. Thank you
this is the only time i can become lucid. i know when this happens and i know im going to have sleep paralysis from the buzzing/vibration feeling. but its completely random for me when it happens and i almost always panic myself awake
Bro ive done lucid dreaming 4 times! but i could'nt do it from like 4 months, i dont know why. I think i got less excited about lucid dreaming cause its been done before, im trying to achieve it again, i will be glad if you gave some instructions
Very good tutorial, but i just want to add that once you start getting hypnogogic hallucinations, you will 100% be sure that that is what is happening. Most beginners try to look at what they can see behind their eye lids, but when you have hypnogogic hallucinations it is a big difference from what behind your eye lids looks like, at least in my experiences.
Yo i started this at 00:00 and it was actually happening even tough he says it has to be at the morning, so did i get lucky or what? ( i did end up getting to excited and i lost it)
My goofy brain can't stop chuckling and saying "hehe dild"
I know, LaBerge really dropped the ball with these acronyms, way too much room for goofy puns... "Hey, I hear your mom is WILD with a DILD" etc.
@@LucidDreamPortal haha it just gets better
this video really helped me so much. thank you so much man. ive been doing it wrong all the time. trying it out tn
Can you pls help me too
Mission success tutorial first time victory, failed attempts with other tutorials... Can't be counted. Earned sub
Great to have you here, and congratulations on your success, I'm so pleased to have helped.
And sorry you've had your time wasted by others, sadly there is a lot of misinformation out there.
Your subscription helps support my mission to help counter the misinformation. So thank you
I did WILD a few times and I feel like they were actually DILDs, because when I woke up I remembered that I actually did them in a different room than I slept in. Today I also had a lucid dream from doing WILD, but again it felt like it started from another dream (because when I woke up again one hour has passed). I'm confused.
Just to be clear, we do not "do WILD" but we "try to achieve a WILD". It's a subtle difference, but an important one.
There are techniques that aim to give us a wake initiated lucid dream. But we cannot "do WILD" in the same way that you cannot scramble already scrambled eggs.
I know you dislike all the acronym stuff, but because of your terminology, I now think of DILD and WILD as RAD and MAD. 😉
As someone who was a teen in the 80s, RAD sounds cooler to me than DILD… and doesn’t cause autocorrect to get inappropriate, anyway. 😂
Gotta try wild now my lucid dreams always happens when i do RCs on dreams
I’ve had 2 failed LDs so far I just wake up when I achieve lucidity it’s so annoying
Can u do a video on the best or most common things to focus on for WILD
Take a look at the DreamWalker technique here on the channel, that's probably the most fleshed out technique for inducing a WILD. Also the IMP technique is a personal favourite. Also here on the channel :)
If I'm trying to fall asleep, like in a morning nap, what technique do I use to have a lucid dream instead of just a normal dream?
Interesting video. As you were talking about WILD as an outcome, I was reminded of the SSILD technique. It sounds like that could also be a form of WILD. Correct?
I focus on the energy around my body and imagine my soul or astral body rising out of my physical body. It’s worked a few times for me. I just can’t be consistent
I woke up to attempt this but my stuffy but also runny nose is stopping me…
IM THE 1000TH LIKE!!!!
Amazing, thank you!!!
@@LucidDreamPortal thanks, this video really helped clear confusion, i just ahd my first lucid dream and dont know what technique to use!
Thank you this helps a lot
(Please stop the weird transitions tho)
So like just a question but like what’s the technique called where you use sleep paralysis then because it’s not really being aware of yourself or focusing on something but like it’s just you closing your eyes and letting the images behind your eyelids form until they are vivid enough for you to form something out of it and not really thinking too much about it until your actually dreaming
hey! i know it’s not related to the video but i was meditating trying to reality shift and i thought about making a earthquake and a few minutes later it happened.did i shifted awake or something? i’m very curious to know what happened. ty
Just because nothing has work yet, doesn’t mean im going to quit trying.🤘
That's the perfect attitude!
I currently practice doing WILD....i cant lucid dream yet....but i often got hypnagogic and sometimes aware that im dreaming... but since im too excited or panic, i waking up again lol
Probably the best *category* for me 😅
Hello and thanks for contributing to spreading this very precious knowledge, would you agree that a lucid dream is a lucid dream regardless of how it was initiated so wild, dild and mild are not types of lucid dreams but lucid dreams initiated differently?
Yes and no, or not entirely. Yes a lucid dream is a lucid dream regardless of the technique used and at which point in sleep it started, but there are two categories of lucid dream type which are worth noting: WILD and DILD (dream initiated or wake initiated). MILD wouldn't fit into this as it is a technique that is targeted towards primarily inducing DILDs. However there are significant qualitative differences between these two categories (WILD or DILD), and they require different strategies and can lead to predictive subjective differences.
There are a near endless number of techniques for inducing either a WILD or DILD. But neither WILD not DILD are techniques themselves, they are outcomes.
So it's much a case of being aware of the differences but not obsessing.
The trick with this subject, in my opinion, is to avoid oversimplification or mistaking the map for the territory.
Nature and the mind are complex messy places.
I’m gonna be trying this method of LDing for the next 1-2 weeks to see if I get anywhere with it, if it doesn’t work then I’ll be going to try a different method for the same period of time, and repeat until success I guess
I’ve been interested in lucid dreaming for a while now, and wanna finally have a proper one lol
How is it going?
@@CatGirl-bq6pe WILD didn’t work for me, but I’m trying FILD currently
@@TheDiamondCore so? Did it work?
WILDs are pretty wild
how do i PREVENT this from happening when i wake up in the middle of the night tho?
I tried the WILD and i saw my dream come closer and closer when my eyes where closed. And i got scared so i moved...
I have a question, i started this at 00:00 and it was actually working at this time instead of morning, i got too excited about the hallucination stuff tough so i lost it any hints on how to not be super excited?
can i do it before going to sleep??
Looks like YOUR techniques of sharing your expertise, of delivering it to the audience -- are pretty much hard to surpass.
I've been doing the wild technique without knowing
Just to reiterate what's said in the video, WILD itself isn't a technique.
What happens if i do the a wild technique before going to sleep?
When you say a morning nap a while after waking up, how long do you mean after waking up
30-60 mins
One thing about wild is for me it seems not to matter too much at least for me or it’s either under certain circumstances because one time in the middle of the day I got home and I’m not kidding almost as soon as I got in my bed I went into lucid dream
But the thing is it happend so fast that I didn’t get excited and ruin it because it was almost instant. I didn’t even have time to mess it up
Thanks for the video Daniel! I’ve been struggling to use WILD techniques because of difficulty focusing, I’ve tried pretty much every technique of focusing that I could find in your videos and online, but every time my mind wanders and I fall asleep. I’ve been trying to have a lucid dream for almost 2 months and still no luck. Any advice?
It is a pretty tricky state to achieve, as it requires the conditions to be just right.
Personally I have the most success with the IMP technique. I'd also strongly recommend daily meditation to help build your ability to maintain extended periods of gentle focus.
@@LucidDreamPortal hi Daniel! please recommend me some meditations for maintaining focus, and is there any technique you would like to suggest who is new to this ?
Do I have to maintain my awareness the whole time until I am in the dream? Because if I focus on my breathing this happens. After focusing I fall unconsciously asleep and find my self in a lucid dream.
Yes, the idea is to maintain focus. Distractions will happen, but you bring yourself back to focus if this happens.
i have dreamed about getting lucid in a dream
is that even a thing? and does it mean anything
Should i focus on the hallucinations when entering hypnagogia state? What will happen if i focused?
I Wanna ask you a question about the wild technique I found in the book I have are wilds and the hypnogogic imagery technique in the book page 98. are they the same or a different technique lucid dream portal.
When I have sleep paralysis, i am having tinnitus. And it is getting louder every second. I'm waiting for it to go into the dream phase but it's not working. Sometimes unusual things happen (like my body is moving, or spinning in bed) should I wait longer to get into dream phase? (REM)
Who could argue with that?
Brace yourself, there is a lot of ignorance combined with misplaced self-confidence out there!
And morning nap is like what time? Like any early morning like 5am to like 7am or like different time?
Look at your hands the moment you can remember in a dream. You’ll see that your hands look weird, and from there you can explore more in the dream world
I need someone to help me Why is it that for me i get vague almost lucid dream it never gets more clear. Its just weak non vivid and in my imagination its not a dream. Its like that for 3-4 hours and it never gets more vivid until i have to wake up and go about my day. Its like the lucid dream its loading up then it gets stuck at 85% and i dont progress into it. its very frustrating. I feel my body getting numb but it never progresses to full body paralysis just numbness in every part of my body except for my head and diaphram
I jave tried for over 4 months and i can't get a single 1 lucid dream
Remember, all the effort in the world won't work if the tools your using are faulty. What sources have you been learning lucid dreaming from? As there is an awful lot of misinformation out there. Don't blame yourself, it's highly probable you've been misled with nonsensical advice.
I recommend taking a look around the channel, as I pride myself in making sure that all the advice I share is evidence based and effective.
Or if you really want to focus, there is a 19 day course on the channel for members, which most people have found very effective. The first 3 lessons are available to everyone
HI!! JUST A QUESTION.. I DOUBT YOU'LL SEE THIS 😭 i'll ask anyway, the REM sleep part.. What happens when as soon as you fall asleep you start to dream? I remember texting someone "im falling asleep!" while waiting for them and i fell asleep.. I have a good long dream, i wake up to see that i sent that message 14 minutes ago, i remember taking little naps of a few minutes and dream in that short amount of time.. Meaning i dream as soon as i am asleep, what do you call this?w is this instant.. REM sleep? i need answers!!1!1!
another thing to mention is that i dream 3-7 times a night.. I have good dream recall so i know, im not sure if this is due to having good dream recall or no.. Hoping you'll reply, i view you as the ultimate master of dreaming, someone i definitely trust!!w (now its two questions, dear sir LDP, your answer shall be highly appreciated 🤝
Hey, thanks for a lovely comment!
So if you're dreaming just as you fall asleep, that might indicate you're not getting quite enough sleep and have REM rebound. But equally there are forms of dream that can occur in NREM.
It's unusual but not entirely impossible.
That's a good amount of dream recall so yes, that's definitely higher than the average person, you have a great headstart for lucid dreaming!
I hope that helps!
@@LucidDreamPortal THANK YOU!!! I REALY APPRECIATE YOUR REPLY!!!W whilst still watching your videos you replied, VERY GRATEFUL AND HAPPY TO HEAR YOUR ANSWER!W it indeed did help me and even motivate me, have a great rest of your day!
I know this isn’t fully on topic, but I had a really cool dream last night. It was non lucid and full of mystery, sabotage, aliens, and travel. I won’t go into much detail, but it was one of those non lucids that I know wouldn’t have improved as a lucid dream. I woke up before my dream reached a satisfying conclusion, and realized I could not think of a good ending consciously. The dream wasn’t scary enough, boring enough, or nonsensical enough to be improved with lucidity. Unfortunately it ended too early, but I think it’s a good lesson in why keeping lucid dreaming is so special, it’s not just the lucids, but the creative and exciting storylines of non lucids.
Mystery and sabotage? Sign me up!
Absolutely, anyone interested in lucid dreaming who doesn't love the novelty and adventure of non lucid dreams, is (in my opinion) not really cut out for the subject. The sleeping mind is fascinating on all levels!
Yes brother ,when i try lucid dreams but I getting nonlucid dreams with great story and i can remember when i woke up
That sounds pretty great! Well done!
Edit: Ah, sorry, I misread that as “lucid” the first time! Probably due to a headache… But I’m curious, did you do any “incubation” or suggestion attempts for that dream?
Can't beat a good story to write down in the dream journal....I do love non lucids, they have all types of hidden clues 🙂👽
I’m not trying wild to avoid sleep paralysis
Hi Daniel, I´d like to ask a question about the induction of LDs. 99% of my LDs are of the DILD type, but almost never is there involved any kind of state/reality check. Awareness seems to just pop out of nowhere and there is simply the immediate knowing "this is a dream" - I know this without any reality checks whatsoever. I do, however, perform reality checks in waking life. Is this common among lucid dreamers and can you think of any way of deepening this tendency of my mind to simply "wake up" within the dreams? Thank you!
This is very common. The danger is in thinking that the "reality tests aren't working", which is a REALLY common error in judgment. Performing reality tests during the day is the cause of your seemingly spontaneous lucid dreams. The goal of reality testing isn't primarily to trigger them in dreams (although this is a part of the goal), but to create regular moments of questioning reality. This mindset can transfer into a dream, as it has done for you, but for many once the questioning mindset kicks in, it's already apparent that you're dreaming.
Think of reality test practice as "moments of clarity", and then it all makes more sense. You're practicing moments of clarity, and as a result you're getting moments of clarity in your dreams also.
@@LucidDreamPortal Yeah, that makes perfect sense, thank you! I guess the whole approach should be framed as "practice being lucid", not as "practice to get lucid".
Quick question. So I have adhd and whenever I’m on my prescribed medication I notice my awareness and concentration/ focus significantly increase. Im able to take the medication when it’s necessary for focusing on work. Do you think that if I were during a lucidity attempt before beginning a method to anchor my awareness. Or going for a dild that the medication would increase chances of becoming aware of the factor I’m in a dream based off the medications benefits during waking life?
do u meditate? it can really help. i know it’s not ur question but i tough it might be useful for you
i’m not a expert but it helped me with focus! just to be CLEAR i don’t have adhd and idk what it’s like so i could be wrong
Could you make a video about stabilizing dreams once you become lucid? the lucid dreams i have without maintaining awareness are much longer but even when i dont panic or use other channel's tips to stabilize, things like rubbing my hands just wakes me up
There are a few videos here on the channel for that, but I'll see what I can do for an update video.
The closest of getting a wild dream is dream of it and become lucid in a dream .
Not the worst outcome in the world though! :)
Hey, I love your videos!!! Can I ask you something? It’s not really related to lucid dreams but just normal dreams. In the past few months I’ve been dreaming about my school days, even with classmates I haven’t seen in years. Does this mean anything? Do you personally have some kind of interpretation of this kind of dream?
The explanation is a little simple I'm afraid. School days were a very important phase of your life, your mind has strong neural pathways for that time. Dreams often "dust off" old important pathways in case they are ever needed again. Essentially it's your brain doing a "spring clean" of old memories, in case it needs them in the future.
I would like to ask, would it be possible to write dreams on my phone rather then pen and paper? And if not, is it possible but very hard to get lucid without writing dreams?
You can, but it makes your dream journal a lot less effective. And yes, you can get lucid without writing your dreams, but it's like trying to learn Karate with your hands tied behind your back and blindfolded.
Could you list me a few anchors i could try to maintain my awareness? I always focus too hard or too little and drift away.
Unfortunately, there is quite a lot of misinformation regarding anchors, as one of the biggest misinformation websites decided to also use the term for a meaningless and entirely ineffective approach. However, if you want to learn the genuine Anchor Technique, you can find the details here: www.thelucidguide.com/Techniques/Anchor-Technique
@@LucidDreamPortal Thanks for the help Daniel!
I always wanna try one of WILD techniques but I was always too wake or fallen asleep, or the most common thing I've got problems to fall asleep after setting up alarm because I wanted to go to sleep quickly because I was either excited or so afraid that if I set alarm for 4 - 6 hours and I won't fall sleep in 20 - 30 minutes I can miss the time I suppose to wake up, therei were also waking up in the middle of the night and not sleeping till 2 am :/
Is there anything I can do? By the way I heard sleep tracking apps with lucid dream cue function could be used to wake up during REM phase.
Don't waste your time with the tracking apps, they are mostly entirely ineffective.
My best advice is to take morning naps. Sleep normally for the whole night, then at your usual wake time stay awake for 30-60 minutes, then return to bed for a nap.
Hi
Would you put a minimum time you’d need to be awake to attempt a maintained awareness LD?
It's be impossible to give exact timing. But you want to attempt maintained awareness dreams after at least 4 hours sleep, and ideally somewhere between 30-60 minutes of wakefulness
RUclips now even forcibly translates channel names for me :'(