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[elvira1ray]

GUSY IM FUCKING LOOSING MY MIND WITH SHIFTING. Like it’s literally a helping call because it’s been almost 4 years (in December) I’m in the shifting community (don’t know why I am specifying this) and I think I’ve never been this close to shift because my mindset it freaking good okay ? But I feel like I’m caring way too much about the 3D and the fact that my awareness isn’t on my dr right now, so I feel so demotivated and specially, SO FRUSTRATED. I feel trapped in here knowing I can get out but don’t know how ya know ? (Just like the meme right below). I also think that I’m consuming tooooo much content about shifting so it’s blurring everything. So if someone can just give me tips it would be amazing 😭🙏🙏🙏

[masoncantthinkofaname]

I have been shifting for so, so many lifetimes. I've been in so many different bodies, lives, experiences. My husband and I have also taught all our kids about shifting.

You know what the difference is between shifters here, and my family?

The never-ending urge for you humans to look for proof. My dearest little sprouts, you know that I love you guys. You're dealing with your human brains, in a society that taught you so many toxic habits and feelings. It's not your fault at all, it will never be your fault. But please listen to me right now.

Every single day, I have people approach me with something along these lines, ''Hey Mason, I get so close to shifting, my whole body is vibrating and my heart is racing, but then I don't know what to do next and I don't shift.''

You want proof so badly. Some kind of indicator, something that reassures you that you're on the right path. And this is valid, I understand it. In no way am I saying that these type of ''symptoms'' cannot be a sign that you might be shifting. Because anything is possible, absolutely anything, and your beliefs create your reality. So if something feels right for you, it will be.

But you shouldn't depend on these feelings. You shouldn't depend on your body here when all you want is to leave it behind. Your heart beating out of your chest is as much of a shifting symptom as drinking water or falling asleep is.

It can be helpful, absolutely. For some people it might even be the key to shifting. But don't let these feelings make or break it for you. It's not the buzzing of your body that makes you shift, it's you thinking that it will make you shift that does the job.

And if you can shift in absolutely any way, without or without anything you might call symptoms. It is going to be favourable to feel calm and good, rather than bring yourself into uncomfortable positions just because you think it might make you shift.

Symptoms are fake. There is nothing that is more or less of an indicator of shifting than whatever you believe and decide might lead to you shifting.

That's not to say that you can't align with certain responses your brain or body might have, but you are still the one who decides that. Falling asleep within 2 seconds can be a symptom if you want it to be. Feeling stable and happy can be a symptom.

If you realise how much you are truly in control, you can let go of the feeling of not doing enough, or losing the moment. Because there is not ''one moment,'' you're just as close to shifting even after you are calm again.

I promise.

Happy shifting💚

(Art by @mostfantasticfreak. Eating their Daeron drawings up!)

[infinityd3s1re]

"you don't shift when you're ready. you shift when you decide."

[shaysplanet]

stop trying to “arrive” in your DR. feel where you are and flow.

post inspo!

we always discuss how we aren’t separate from our drs, how there’s no disconnect between us here and us there. and yet every single time, you go into an attempt trying to arrive. trying to wake up as if you haven’t already been there the entire time.

why?

because you’re not actually trying to shift. you’re trying to confirm.

you’re trying to feel it here, see it here, know it’s happening here because you don’t trust that it’s already happening without your supervision. you start simulating the arrival, so you can monitor every sensation and know you’re doing it “correctly”.

but that’s just resistance to the natural flow of shifting. it’s pressure. when you feel like you have to focus on arriving in order to receive, you interrupt yourself from actually shifting because you’re over monitoring. you take yourself out of the experience and replace it with you watching yourself experience. when you focus too hard all it means is you’re performing. taking it so seriously so that you don’t “miss” the moment. but nowhere in this situation are you actually coming to terms with the fact that you’re already in your dr.

you’re just containing it. shrinking it into little parameters in hopes you can control and validate the shift before you allow yourself to flow into it. thats not what allowing yourself to shift means.

allowing yourself to shift is acknowledging that you already exist in your dr. therefore trying to create an entire narrative that doesn’t come naturally to you makes no sense. let the imagery come to you. let the dr chase you. you don’t have to have intense focus. you can just daydream and let it be chaotic because that’s flow. flow is not correcting the scene. it’s not steering every detail. flow is letting the information remain unfinished. it’s letting the picture paint itself.

allow the experience to be what it is! don’t dampen it by focusing on if you’re there yet. the answer is always yes! you are there. now trust that and allow your dr to form around you, instead of trying to forcefully form your thoughts around it.

[playingthedeckabove]

the experience that taught me what it means to "just assume you're in your dr" ‧₊˚♪𝄞࿐₊˚⊹

throughout my shifting journey i had always heard this phrase repeated in advice posts and i was only ever able to process it through the mindset of, "oh, so whenever i think about my cr, i'll just repeat 'i'm in my dr' to drown it out." i operated under that same mindset for months with little progress, until one night.

(disclaimer: you do not need to be a walking shifting encyclopedia to successfully shift! you can... and do... shift without even meaning to. this is something i wish i would've known sooner, even if it seems self explanatory LOL)

what happened to me:

i laid down in bed for the night, as usual, desperately wanting to shift. i got into a comfortable position and started robotically affirming "i'm in my waiting room." my affirming became second-nature, and before i knew it, i was simultaneously daydreaming about my dr (i couldn't help myself sorry). i paid absolutely no mind to my physical surroundings whatsoever, i was just in my head thinking about stupid stuff... UNTIL... i hear my cat meow, and it seems like he's in such close proximity to me that he's directly next to my bed, watching me sleep. i shrug it off, thinking he's in the hallway and just being loud for no reason. i continue doing my method (if you could even call it that..) for another 2 minutes or so. and then suddenly... i feel my cat jump on my bed. clear as day, i hear the sheets shift, i feel his paws on my leg & his weight making the mattress dip. i almost have a heart attack. i jump up. i'm under the impression i forgot to let him out of my room, or maybe he opened my door again and got in himself (he's scary like that). he's nowhere to be found. i get up, turn the lights on, check the whole room: under my bed, under my desk, under the covers. he's nowhere to be seen. i leave my room to find him fast asleep on his bed, on the other side of the house. i realize... he's in my waiting room, the exact place i was affirming i was the entire time leading up to this debacle.

I UNDERSTAND NOW!!!!!!!!!

i was in my waiting room that whole time, with absolutely no clue of it. for longer than that split-second scare from my cat, and likely for longer than the two minutes following him yapping in my ear. i LITERALLY should have assumed that i was in my waiting room, rather than conflating assuming with setting intention/affirming. assume that you’re in your dr like you assume it’s going to rain when the clouds get gray and thunder rumbles. you may not feel a thing when you shift, or even notice that you've shifted. you're not waiting for a sudden -click- into a new reality, it's seamless. don't get caught up in the expectation of waiting for your surroundings to change when you're probably already there and haven't yet noticed. assume the role of your dr self, assume that you’re already there, skip the state of waiting. you are your dr self, so act like it. think like it. feel like it. shoutout bibble for helping me realize this ₍^. .^₎⟆