Quick question about HI!

Quest for Lucidity
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This might be a dumb question, but I just felt that I had to ask.
When I attempt to WILD I never see any HI, but I started to think that maybe that is because I think HI is something else, so I just wanted to ask here to see if it is what I think it is or if im wrong. :tongue:
Cuz, HI for me, what I THINK is HI, is images in your head ( halucinations ) that you appear to be LOOKING at with your own eyes, things that appear to be real. <-- These I never experience.
Allthough I sometimes get very vivid thoughts, like last morning when I lied relaxed in my bed trying to WILD, I had this thought of about riding a rollercoaster, wich was very vivid since I kinda “moved along” with the thought. But it never gets to the point where its anything else than a very vivid thought, its not like its really happening.

So simply, wich one of these two alternatives comes the closest to HI? Maybe if my vivid thoughts are infact HI, I can start to focus more on them other than lying around trying to clear my mind from all those random “thoughts” popping into my head. :shy:

2

You’re thinking of HH (Hypnagogic Hallucinations).
HI is simply random colors, objects or shapes that looks like they’re on the inside of your eyelids.

3

Sooo, when I WILD I should not pay much attention of my HH, and keep waiting for HI or? :meh:

4

Just keep focusing on your counting, or breathing, or anything else.

Do not focus too hard on HI, though, as it may disappear.

5

But you’re saying you never get any HH. HH is close to the final stage of WILD - The HI evolves into HH that surrounds you and builds up the dream.

6

Oh sorry my bad, I thought you meant that those vivid thoughts were HH, nvm, misread your post. :tongue:

7

now i might need some help. sometimes i think HH is what im seeing but actually my eyelids are barely opening and it looks like a different picture but then i realize that my eyes are open :sad: how do i keep my eyes shut tight without focusing on it

8

I would recommend just trying to relax. Try not to focus to hard on any images.