What does reality shifting feel like?

What does reality shifting feel like?

Shifting is a very strange experience. It’s like an extremely vivid dream, yet it’s more real than any dream I’ve ever had. Before I plan on shifting, I write myself a script in the notes app on my phone, in which I plan exactly what happens in the desired reality.

What happens when you shift realities?

Put simply, the practice of shifting realities entails shifting your consciousness from your current experience, i.e. Current Reality (CR) to another reality, typically your Desired Reality (DR). I know this all sounds a little “woo woo”, and there is of course a very broad spectrum of opinions on the topic.

Is it actually possible to reality shift?

But reality shifting can become an obsession, former shifters say. According to clinical psychologist Joshua Klapow, “The practice of reality shifting is not inherently unhealthy. However, if a person is using it increasingly more and more to escape their present life, concern arises.”

How long can you stay in a shifted reality?

Shifting realities also lasts for as long as you script it to. You can even alter the time conversions in your desired reality. For example, if you want one minute in your current reality to be equivalent to one year, it is entirely possible.

How do I know if I almost shifted?

There are certain symptoms when you’re trying to shift that will let you know that you’re getting close. Some of these symptoms include feeling weightless or heavy, tingliness, feeling as though you’re spinning or falling, hearing voices or sounds associated with your DR, seeing flashes of light, etc.

How do realities shift for beginners?

The Eleven Method of reality shifting involves putting something over your eyes like a bandana, eye mask, etc. Then you should listen to white noise while visualizing yourself walking up to your DR self. You should then visualize you two merging and becoming one. After you fall asleep, you should wake up in your DR.