Since 2020 I've been shifting - by now to hundreds of DRs - and eventually stumbled across LOA and the void somewhere in 2023. I haven't been active on shiftblr or loablr in ages tbh. But there are a few things I don't see a lot of people talking about hence that's what I plan on doing. I want to focus mainly on the aspects that come with experiencing multiple realities over lifetimes, living with limitless mindsets, and perhaps my personal stories regarding the afterlife if anyone ends up interested in that
I can't say I know every method under the sun - and I don't mean to change that - so while I probably won't be able to hand out specific advice on shifting and co, I intend on offering my perspectives on things. Feel free to ask whatever though
And have you entered the void state? How did you do it?
Yes, I've entered the void and do it on a regular nowadays. Since I've found out about that and LOA around the same time, it went hand in hand for me as a journey. It was perhaps the second thing I "locked in" for to manifest?
I stumbled across subliminals related to LOA (I believe it was the old Solar Subs guide?) and immediately wanted to try it. After shifting and everything, it wasn't that far of a stretch to me and while looking up meditations, I was recommended a void state one. It sounded different that SATS so I read into it a little and kind of took it as a "cheat code" and alternative to robotic affirming.
Ironic enough, I used robotic affirmations to manifest being in the void as I've had quick success with other things in the past. It took maybe a weekend of me going "I'm in the void" 24/7 till those affirmations became just background noise in my mind. Quick note, you don't actually have to do it THAT serious, I was new to it at that moment and didn't know any better lol
I entered the void the first time while meditating. I had theta waves running because I find them the most relaxing and simply kept on going "I'm in the void" without thinking too much about it. Actually, I expected to enter it while being asleep and waited for me to drift off, until there was nothing and I was still fully aware. Almost freaked me out for a second but only because I haven't really considered what the void was uptil then.
My manifestations were really boring for a first time thing, if I'm being honest. Only changed my hair (to be a different length and colour because I didn't want to go to the hair dresser) and my friends class being cancelled early so we could hang out.
Since then I've entered it sporadically, however, lately I like to say I wake up in the void every time I sleep. Usually I do that with my WR but it's a nice change occasionally
would you mind sharing how you shifted for the first time?
thankssss!!
Oh thank you ☆ I've talked a little about my journey in another ask but I can definitely go into more detail regarding my first shift
Mid to late 2020 I found out about it & shifted for the first time. The weeks prior I've been working solely on my Hogwarts script until I felt secure enough to actually try. I've used the raven method exclusively (it was the easiest to memorise imo and I didn't quite get the hang of other ones back then) and ended up shifting awake / kind of in SATS without even noticing it.
That night I went to bed to do my method like the couple of times I've done before, but it was really late and I dozed off now and then. Starfish position was a menace but I was too tired to care at some point. I suppose that switched my focus from "shift" to "just stay awake" and hence I didn't realised I've already shifted. All I did was attenting to stay on track with my counting and affirmations in between, until me body felt really weird. I told myself that's the odd feeling you get when your limbs go numb but suddenly my room was very bright. It registered late-ish, I was still completely shocked nevertheless.
I scripted the moment I shifted to my DR it would be morning in my dorm, in hindsight I would've liked a bit more time to adjust before class. Not that you feel genuinely "out of place" when you shift - this has also been your life, after all - but I went for it with an attitude of "that'd be so fun, if it worked" and sitting there, in a different bed, in Hogwarts, took a little moment for me to process. It was awesome either way though.
I proceeded to shift with the raven method for quite some time until I decided I didn't need it anymore, but till then nothing really changed about my approach I guess. It's years ago by now but I'm considering doing a storytime regarding my DR back then for the nostalgia maybe
This is just another reality you chose to experience and you can unchose to do so just as simple. Nothing is final and everything is up to your customisation
You'll keep existing no matter what, perhaps have a blast while you're on it. The things you didn't like did not happen, the things you're excited for are coming your way - because why shouldn't they? You call the shots, it is already done and you deserve nothing but greatness
Something I don't see discussed as often is how shifting, the multiverse, or even just LOA can influence your sense of self. While nowadays many seem to be aware of each and every one of us being pure consciousness at heart, it can be quite the journey to get there. A broad majority of our fellow shifters are still considerably young and as someone who went through this existential crisis in middle school, it's not always guaranteed to be rainbows and roses
Given the size of our community, there don't seem to be a lot of people frequenting this subject hence I want to share from personal experience
For context, the first time I shifted was in 2020, mere weeks after finding out. Like many others during this time, my first DR was Hogwarts. Not only did I just "unlock" the multiverse for myself and a change of scenery from this reality, I was quickly confronted with the sheer limitlessness of everything, essentially.
As any teen with too much free time during a global pandemic, I spiralled. And because I didn't want that, I continued shifting as a distraction. I went from Hogwarts to the Avengers to WRs and back to the Spiderverse all within months. Months in this reality. Everywhere else we're talking about years over years. Different realities, lives, even friends and families. And while I didn't mean to shift as vastly different DRs selves, I became different. Different experiences, different lessons, different upbringing. I grew older - outgrew this reality on a regular. All these things are okay but, really, they didn't tell you that in 2020. It was all "I miss Draco so much" or "I hate school here, Hogwarts is so much better" and not "I just came back with more life experience than I ever managed to gather here, done things I didn't even consider before - now I am missing my family and friends and barely have anyone to talk about it to". It just doesn't have the same ring to it, apparently.
My point being, that is perfectly normal. It is okay for that to happen. It would be abnormal if one stayed the exact same after living through multiple lifetimes. People change every day, they get older, form new opinions, are influenced by new things. In that sense, it's really nothing crazy or unexpected. It becomes complicated when there isn't actually a way to properly articulate "what" has changed. Because, here, you are more or less the same. Maybe you didn't, or won't even, feel different after shifting for the first time - other than great, of course. Think of it like this new, insanely cool show you just watched. So awesome, it fundamentally changed something inside of you, no matter how small. And you can't actually tell anyone about it. Maybe you can, some of us have friends who are also into shifting or LOA, yet you most commonly can't go around and "explain yourself". Can't be honest why this particular song makes you emotional, why your favourite color changed, or what happened that one year - because it's not from here.
Ultimately, all roads lead to awareness. You are not one specific identity, not one age, not one childhood or core memory. You are nothing with the possibility of being everything, limitless, formless, ageless. In theory you've heard that before most likely. Seen others say that about themselves and, yeah, it makes sense. It's okay if it doesn't feel like it makes sense at first in practice. Not saying anyone reading this will end up rethinking their self anytime soon, but if it happens? That's fine. You'll find ways to come to terms with it and, in my humble opinion, the pros are greatly outweighing any of this.
Please, by no means, let this discourage anyone for trying our realities for the sake of it - the multiverse is too fun for that. Simply take this as a heads up that, yes, you are nothing but awareness and can experience yourself however you want, no matter how broad ranged or different from this life it is
Hii !! I js saw ur new post including the wr(loved the magical assistant btw , I am planning to keep for one myself ...when I shift tho ) . This is my first time sending an ask , so sorry if I come off a bit nervous , BUT I do want to know ur perspective on shifting and your success story . Also I would LOVE to hear more about your wr and drs.🩷🩷🩷
I'm glad you liked the idea ☆ and of course, I can talk a bit more about my shifting journey. Some posts regarding more in depth topics and also my DRs are currently WIP
I found out about shifting mid 2020, when I was still in middle school, and for obvious reasons I liked that a lot more than what was going on here. Back then I only heard of the raven method so that's what we were working with. I believe it was a lot more simpler around that time as almost everyone was sort of "new to it" and only very few information were common knowledge - even if not all of it was accurate or helpful lol, anyone who's been there knows what I'm talking about
The first time I shifted was maybe in August of that year? I've spent a good few weeks overthinking my script and all that and shifted to Hogwarts the third or fourth time I actually attempted. It was absolutely CRAZY to me, I was counting to 100 with my affirmations and I started feeling super weird and told myself "I'm probably dozing off, just stay on track" and out of nowhere my room was super bright because I shifted to it being morning in my dorm. When I processed that, I didn't actually feel as "eh, let's move on" like people make it seem often because it has still been a very foreign idea in my mind. I believed, of course, enough to try, but within weeks I had to go from "oh, wow, parallel realities sound so cool" to "I'm literally practicing magic and talk to characters I watched movies about". Which, in that time, caused quite the existential crisis. That's something I'll address more in a later post too.
After that, I continued to use the raven method for months probably. I don't remember when safewords and actions started to become popular, but it made me question a lot of things. If shifting from there to here is so easy, why "isn't" it the other way around? How did I even shift back previously? At that point, I've lived years in my DR, so shouldn't it technically be my "truer" CR than this reality? Please keep in mind that was like 2021 and I didn't know about manifestation or LOA or any of that. So I simply tried to "just shift" and it worked and that's how I've done it ever since.
Now that years have passed here too and I've been to countless realities and afterlives and whatever else, my perspective on basically everything has changed 180°. Nothing is really that serious, in a positive way. Especially since applying LOA in my life I've come to terms with, no matter what, you as the awareness keep existing. Doesn't matter how or where so you might as well have a good time.
My sense of identity shattered completely, which was heavily impacted by simultaneously knowing about dozens of lives I've lived which is something THEY DON'T TALK ENOUGH ABOUT. It's not inherently bad, but there have been moments in which I went "what the actual fuck" because I didn't even know what my problem was in the first place. Let that be your reminder to have a therapy WR. Not for therapy in the conventional sense of this reality, but anyone to work through this stuff with instead of having to scream into a void.
I've lived in many, many realities, so I'll most likely end up making a post about those more specific later on. This already ended up being so many words
I was thinking of shifting to a reality where I was in a boarding school. I’ve never been to one and I’m wondering what’s the downside to being in a boarding a school. If you’re comfortable, could you tell us what your experience was like?
I'd say the first major downside is your teachers being everywhere every day, so script you like them and they like you.
Other than than that, it probably depends a lot on your idea of dorming, sharing rooms or not, if there's a community kitchen or space in general. Hogwarts is a really bad example for this and I'm always scripting extra stuff when I shift there because I so am not going to share my bathroom with a bunch of other students.
Maybe make sure your school is close to town? That way you can go on excursions yourself and have some extra fun. Talking about that, maybe add nice extracurriculars for your free time because you'll have a lot of it when you don't need to "head home" for the day etc.
Quick rating of the realities I've been to recently
Arcane: 10/10, never ceases to amaze me
London: 10/10, of course it's nothing crazy but I ran into my boyfriend so it needs to go on top
Jujutsu Kaisen: 8/10, missed everyone even though I only stayed a few months. I need them to see peace more often lol
New York: 7.8/10, not ranking higher because I only went there for the food spots I saw on tiktok sorry (worth it)
Twilight: 7.5/10, always hilarious but the rain sucked at some point
Hogwarts (with friends): 7.2/10, solely went for the Halloween Party, only became good once <4 graders left
Boarding school: 7/10, wanted to spend some time with friends and have our secret society again but at the end of the day school was schooling for some reason
Aouad: 6/10, Idk what I expected, Tlou was more fun
Alice in Borderland (with friends): 5/10, apologies for that one, I have not watched it and it was terrifying, I literally just tagged along
Thought it would've been more but lately my WR is my favourite place to stay at lmao - will update if anything changes
