I tried to have a WILD. I read a few articles and saw some videos on how to do it. I originally tried it in the middle of the day but I didn't get very far. I just tried it when I was really tired and I think I got to the vibrational state. Basically, I didn't move, focused on the lights, and after I started to feel slightly relaxed (I guess sleep paralysis isn't that bad for me or something) I tried to imagine myself lighter.

I read that the vibrational state varies for different people, but it hit me like a ton of bricks. I stopped seeing the lights, all environmental sounds like my tv faded away. I felt well... vibrations. My heart started racing uncontrollably to the point where I waked myself up out of fear.

I woke myself up again, read some more articles on the vibrational state, and tried again. I reached the vibrational state in half the time as before. I tried to hold out longer but I was still very worried about my heart racing that badly (it was as if I had run a 5k or something) so I woke myself up again.

I'll try to have a WILD by the end of the night, but I'm still scared/excited and the experience left my shaking.

Sorry if I interrupt you in your writing, Plant, but I have a question and I hope you don't mind.
Do you need any sort of doctor recommendation in order to get some B6?

After reading this, I remembered I wanted to try this for some time, see if It'll make any difference.
>>1524
I bought vitamin B6, Choline yesterday and no you don't need a prescription.

I didn't dream anything unusual after taking 3 100mg of B6 and 1 500mg of Choline.
The only exception was my dream was outside and filled with light blue butterflies, things like this never happen to me, although I got hit by lightening. Maybe it takes a few tries to get something better.

>>1523
When I WILD I usually don't do so on purpose but I get a lucid dream out of it. To me it happens in the morning after I woke and and I'm to tired to get out of bed. If all you do is wake up, look at the clock, go back to sleep the same way you were and concentrate on your mind and body, I find it somewhat easier.
By mind I mean saying a mantra in your mind or trying to focus on something you want to do in your dream.
By body I mean for myself I noticed that I feel like my right arm and hand are in the shape of my left and vice-versa. Like that I know my body is falling asleep from how my body feels.

I enjoyed your dream alot especially the last 2 sentences, made me feel normal I guess...it was kinda like watching an independent film that was black and white, had no sound, but alot of crazy shit was happening and people just went on with their lives, ignoring it....cool dream.

>>1515
There was a bit of color, like... in the resteraunt and when I was at home. The bus was always yellow and people's skin was always colored. But other than that, everything was really pretty gray... I'm glad you enjoyed it C: it was such a weird dream, and when I told people about it, they were so confused

>>1424
No. But yes from the trailer I saw, it's kind of like that.
She came from a monochrome world (that was in like WW or WW2) to one filled with colour while she was still in black in white.

do you see when you dream? it seems like half of the time my brain just doesn't bother to imagine anything visual, or maybe i just don't remember it when i wake up. o___o

I've once dreamed in black and white. It was dark and stormy and my room was empty. I thought that I was about to have a nightmare so I tried killing myself within the dream by a car crash and jumping off buildings and neither of them worked.

My dreams are in full colour, sometimes even High definition.This is a problem when they're actually more like nightmares...
This morning I was treated to 2.5 corpses, their red blood spilling onto the green grass under the overcast sky.
;_;

I've only lucid dreamed once and when I was aware that I was dreaming, I had imagined some things and immediately woke up. So yes, I guess it takes away the fun.

Oh wait no, another time I had lucid dreamed, I tried waking myself up by killing myself with a car crash or jumping off buildings but I never woke up. The dream was eerie and all in black/white.

I think you should try lucid dreaming at least once! Go for it! :)
Just make sure to not look into mirrors because your face might appear disfigured.

I'm kind of a similar dreamer. I never become kind of truly lucid in that I gain all my waking mental faculties, but I kind of am in this sort of dualistic state of mind where I am this character in a dream, and where I also am simultaneously watching the dream, making mental notes on what to write down when I wake up, avoiding things that might wake me up like falling from heights.

I had a dream where I had a boyfriend who could transform into a a dragon.
We had so much fun going to lots of different places, having fun, feeling the joy of being in love, but he told me he had to go.
I tried asking him but all he did was kissed me good bye and vanished in thin air saying we'd see each other again.
I woke up just after that, it felt nice, I felt happy and then sad knowing I'm alone and that I never get dreams like this.

I don't think I can actually like real people as much as I love the people in my dreams.

>>1486
me too. or any emotion for that matter.

i once had a dream where i was in a pool with a beautiful girl that had silver hair. i hugged her, and then i woke up.
thats right, i woke up inside the dream without actually waking up irl

ADVENTURES IN THE DREAMWORLD

Your brain be trollin'.

>>1357
GPOY. All the god damn time.

(copied from dA~)

OKAY so i had this dream last night (that's unimportant to this matter) but when i woke up, it was like 5AM in the morning and i cba to go back to sleep (i'm too lazy to consistently keep a dream diary so if i have a good dream but wake up early, i just don't go back to sleep so i can remember it). i eventually took a nap at about 9AM, but what i 'dreamt' of was...freakin' weird.

basically i've been training myself to 'get up' while pretty much asleep (i think it's a kind of astral projection or out-of-body experience? idk) but yeah, when i took that nap, it freakin' worked (FINALLY AFTER ALL THESE MONTHS). i opened my eyes a bit and instantly i knew i was still asleep 'cause my limbs felt all tingly and weird. i tried to move my hands around but they were still paralyzed, so i did this trick where i wiggle my fingers, then it kinda sets off a chain reaction so i can move my whole arm. each time i moved the am, the tingly feeling got stronger, like i had pins and needles in it.

after i had control of my arm, i opened my eyes properly and looked at the wall i was facing. every little dent and uneven paint smear was on the wall, exactly how it is in real life (i checked the moment i woke up). damn, my subconscious is powerful. i used my arm to push myself up. this is where it started to get weird.

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I'm not the expert here and even I know that step 1 is dream recollection training. It's vital. You could have the most incredible dream of your life, but if you don't remember it, you might as well have had nothing.

>>1436
I personally think reality checks in real life are only necessary until you have associated that if something weird happens that you need to do one.
I used to check my hands and count my fingers all the time but now I don't. But in my dreams I always look at my hands when in doubt.
But yeah the very first step would be to keep a dream journal to help you remember them.
Besides that I don't know what to say because what usually happens to me is, I'm in my bed, I fall through or teleport somewhere and I enter the dream lucid. Either that or I realize that what's happening makes no sense so I check my hands just to make sure.
So I guess you can try being awake while you fall asleep (I can't really put it any other way...)

yeah, I'll try to be better at dream-journaling. I kinda do it now, but I always use a computer to keep track of my dreams because I'm paranoid mom would read a diary if she sees it lying around, but I don't think she'd go through my computer files. I keep a document titled "yume nikki" to keep track of my dreams, so nobody would open it anyway, they wouldn't know what it meant. I don't know why I'm so paranoid about that. But, it kicks me in the butt because my computer takes a long time to load up and by the time it's done I've forgotten something. I guess I should just keep a physical diary by my bed.

An easy way to have a lucid dream, I've found, it to got back to sleep when you wake up. I don't know if it's down to the method, but I don't have much control in my lucid dreams.

When I die in my dreams, I seem to mysteriously skip past the actual death, and I just end up as a ghost. But I have felt the sensation of extreme pain in my dreams.

oh hi makoto

I don't die if even if I'm killed.

I usually end up waking up when I die, but it's never something I'm afraid of experiencing in a dream.

I once took a bullet to the head too. I learned an important lesson from it, don't joke around with your dreams, they'll take it seriously.
I did something wrong and at some point said something an expression I never say "Well then shoot me cause I tried to help then" or something like that.
I fell into my friends arms, I felt myself bleeding, dying and being on the edge of consciousness. She just told me it was ok, that all would be over soon.
I close my eyes and die when I wake up to the morning light.

I even asked for death to come to me in a dream since I knew I was going to die anyways.
>>269
(what happened to me once)
I even turned into a ghost/spirit once and continued my dream in that state.