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[masoncantthinkofaname]

hey! i am curious about how you viewed shifting before you ever shifted? did you fully believe it was real? if yes, why? if no how did you deal with the doubts? have you ever gotten a lot of doubts at once and felt like shifting is so unrealistic? i am currently going through that which is making life really hard for me. especially because my cr is not a place that i love it's just draining.

Hello!

I think it's incredibly hard to 100% believe something is real if you've never truly experienced it.

For me personally, for the longest time, shifting was more a ''hope'' rather than something I actually felt was real. I never experienced any symptoms or any results before I first shifted, and it became something closer to a routine or habit. I'd think about my drs during the day, I'd try to shift at night, but I doubt I really believed in what I was doing. It was more of a comfort.

Regardless of that, it's not like I didn't believe in shifting. I just didn't really know how to prove it to myself when I had no idea how to even experience anything at all.

So I did the thing that most humans dread deeply. I was patient. I accepted that, sooner or later, the solution would find me, and I stopped trying so incredibly hard to chase it.

That, and, my mental health was very fragile during that period, especially regarding shifting. Long story short but I went through a whole period of trying to gaslight myself into thinking shifting was fake, because I crashed out at some point and started thinking about shifting with SO many limiting and completely wrong thoughts that even the thought of the multiverse alone made me spiral.

But hey, I got back from that, got back into shifting because the pull towards it never truly left me. And I learned patience throughout it!

I waited and waited, all while still doing my little shifting routine every night. And I was right, the answer found me!

Especially the start of my journey was FAR from pretty and I had a shit ton of things I had to learn. But, as most of you probably know by now, it all was more than worth it in the end, and right now I'm in a better place than I've ever been mentally.

You don't have to trust fully that shifting is real to be able to do it, I promise. Just be kind to yourself, take the time you need. You'll figure this out💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Shifting is REAL

I often get people in my dms or comments asking something along these lines. ''Is shifting really real, and not a dream?'' or ''How can you prove that shifting is real?'' and ''Does it not feel staged when you're in your dr?''

I'm incredibly sorry that I'm not able to get back to every single one of these comments/dms, but that's why I'm making a post on it right now.

Yes, shifting is real. But you decide your definition of what is ''real'' in your mind.

Let me explain this.

Right now you live in this reality, you are aware, you exist, you feel things. In your eyes, whatever you experience here is ''real'' because this is your base idea on what it means for something to be real.

But MANY things alongside this reality concept exist. Realities that feel like dreams, realities where you are a pixel in a 2d world, realities that defy all logic and everything that exists here.

Does that make them any less real?

Many people ask if shifting will absolutely feel like this reality and is completely real. And the short answer is yes, shifting is completely real, and if you WANT it feels exactly like this place. But it's not LIMITED to feeling only like this place.

This is why some people might have experiences that felt more like dreams, or ones that they have a hard time explaining.

Or the other way around, why sometimes other realities can feel SO much more real.

Reality is so incredibly fluid and can be absolutely anything you want it to be. So although many of you probably stick to realities that feel exactly like this place, and that will BE exactly like this place in the way they play out. Does not mean that anything that doesn't feel exactly like this reality cannot be considered ''real.''

In the end, you as an individual are the only one who can decide what you label as a shift and what you don't label as a shift. Your beliefs create your reality and your experiences, so you are in full control.

Shifting is real, but it stretches past so much more than simply just this reality and the way things work here. Keep in mind that anything that might not fit the laws or logic from here does not immediately have to be unrealistic or a fake experience💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Hello mason! I'm so sorry I ask a lot but I promise this is the last last one!😭

I found a lot, like a good amount of shifters who say they don't really do any method to shift, some just intend, some just count to hundred with aff, some listen to Playlist that reminds them of their drs. I wanna shift with just intention before bed. I literally found more than one who said they just intend or assume and they shift like before bed. My questions is what do you think the difference between the ones who fully shift it this easily and the ones who did but still didn't fully shift? I wanna shift that way and I do it all the time and with confidence and I assume. Sometimes I'm 100% confident and sure but idk why. They do it and I know I can do it too. Tbh I just don't understand. Tbh it's very frustrating.

It's also frustrating when I just minishift sometimes and don't fully shift. Like how can I make my minishift full shift where I only shift back when I intend to. I sometimes don't get the chance to ground myself. And my minishifts are mostly to similar realities and not my dr.

Hello! And no need to apologise, I should be the one that apologises for slow responses!

So for a lot of people the issue stems from shifting being something unfamiliar. They can feel really confident in it, but more in the idea of shifting itself, and not actually the act of it. It's like when you're laying in bed and you're really thirsty, but no matter how much you think about water and know you want water, you still don't actually get up to get some.

Shifting in this sense is way easier, because you don't have to do anything for it! But a lot of people in this reality do struggle with their silly little human brains that make things like shifting way harder and more unachievable than they actually are. Especially because, the moment you wake up in your bed and you didn't shift, your brain screams at you ''See!!! We failed!!! We did everything and we still failed!! It's impossible!!''

The best you can do in a situation like that is accept the inevitable. Thing is, you will shift, that's guaranteed. Will it be today? Tomorrow? Next month? Who knows! But it's a fact that you will do it regardless. So you decide you want to shift with intention? Great! Then that's what you're going to do. And I promise, the moment you decide that no matter what, no matter how long, you will shift this way, it becomes a lot easier to attract it and allow it to happen!

Because who cares how long it takes! You have forever, literally!

Once you get more comfortable and confident in your ability to shift, it will be so much easier to decide where to go and how long you want to stay! You can 100% get it on your first try, but even if you don't, once shifting becomes more normalised to your brain here, it will be ten times easier to decide when and where!💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

could you go into details about what your life is like outside of this one? do you have a system of places you go to, is it spontaneous, what your wr looks like if you have one? how each experience changes you or maybe after a while it doesn't make any change? what your first shifts were like and last, how did you change as a person/soul/whatever you identify most with. what your "ideal authentic self" looks like. how does it feel like coming back here. perception changes. i know shifting here isn't that special or important to you, but i bet you compared what life was and became.

i appreciate your posts a lot but it'd be so cool to know it in details, if you don't mind ofc.

Life outside of this reality is in one word, wonderful!

And I truly mean that. Because of my physical state here, it often almost feels like a prison, a place where my brain and body aren't connected the way they should be. When we're not here, I can truly be who I was always meant to be, and I couldn't possibly be any more grateful for that.

We have a set of realities that we shift to most often, especially our waiting room, home reality, second waiting room and RA. But then there are a ton of places where we shift to every couple of decades. Take for example some of our drs that are set in more modern worlds, but connected to our home as well, httyd, our medieval drs, random places we shift to for vacations, etc. We are always discovering new realities, and always reliving the ones we loved most! While also spending time with our kids and raising them.

Our waiting room is pretty much an empty world, apart from the cottages we put there. We have some pets, all our kids can visit, there are creeks and rivers and lakes, forests, beaches, mountains. We have a bed in our garden and cosy rooms in our house. We have animals from both this reality and back home, our favourite horses from across drs. We also have the ability there to create pocket universes, to create a more simulated idea of shifting, where we have a sense of parental control over what our children experience!

All our experiences change us, whether a little, or a lot. For me, it changes the way I think, act, the way I feel about certain things and people. No matter how much I shift, I'm never done growing, and the version of me that you're talking with right now might be completely different from me in a few weeks or months. Those few weeks here could be a few centuries for me.

My first shifts were to many realities that people know in this place. Popular shows or games, like The Vampire Diaries or things I watched/played with my best friend. Most of my shifts right now are to places that don't resemble anything or much from what exists here. We have our home reality, and the species we are there. Even in our more modern drs, the world is different from this place, and history isn't the exact same either. We have a whole life outside of this reality, and many drs that came from that!

Coming back here doesn't feel like much, honestly said. I don't hate it here, but I don't like it a lot either. I have fun, sometimes, and I have horrible experiences. I barely spend any time here compared to any of our other drs, and although I don't mind the time I do spend here, I'm always happy to leave again as well.

I hope that answered some of your questions! Always feel free to ask about something more specific if there's anything in particular that you want to hear more about💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

So, question of someone who wants to believe but still have some doubts:

1) how you are really sure that's not a lucid dream?

2) if there's no base in multiverse why you always end up returning to this CR? The fact that people return here and not other realities make me kind skeptical thinking that they just 'woke up".

Don't take me wrong, I really want shit to be real, I just want to undo those basic limited questions, and other places like Reddit or some communities filled with teens aren't helping

Hello! No need to justify your questions at all, I completely get where you're coming from! It's good to voice your doubts, always :)

It feels completely different from a lucid dream. Unless you go to a reality where you have those abilities, you can't just control things around you, you can't control people, events, or (depending on the reality) do some of the things you might be able to do in your dreams. Don't get me wrong, you can script whatever you want, and there are absolutely realities where you are in control of everything, but most people shift to places that are comparable to this reality, and it will feel exactly like that. Things you scripted will happen how you want them to, but when you're living there, you won't just randomly start flying because you wanted to. Aside from all that, you also don't just ''wake up'' from a shift. You decide how long you stay, and you can go to any other reality before, if you even want to, going back here. You can alter your memories, forget about this reality, live entire lives or centuries in other realities (all things that I've done). Personally I also shift completely awake, and within seconds. To me, there's not a single doubt that it's just a dream!

2. You see it as me ''returning'' here, but really, it's more of a visit. In 90% of the cases I spend decades or centuries in other realities, I visit tons of realities with my husband, sometimes we forget this place even exists. Then, maybe after 50 years, maybe after 500, I remember about this reality, shift back for a day or two, update some people here, and then I leave again. What might feel like seconds for people here can be entire lifetimes for me, and this reality is just one of the dozen that I like to check up on every once in a while. My life expectancy isn't very long here, and time doesn't bother me much, so I'm okay with spending a few days here to share stories and new things I learned until inevitable my life here ends! This place by far isn't the ''base'' for me, it's in fact one of the realities where I've spent the least amount of time. Not even 1% of everything I experienced up until now took place in this reality!

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Introduction!

Hello everyone, I decided to finally post something on on Tumblr as well, so here we are! Bear with me while I try to figure out how Tumblr works :)

Mason | ☁️ desired reality 🍒 Amino

BE the change YOU wish to see in YOUR world <3

Some of you might know or remember me from the Desired Reality Amino. My name is Mason.

I've been successfully shifting since the start of this year, and I've documented a part of my journey on Amino. I have gotten to a point right now where I frequently and often shift, and my most recent shift at the time I'm writing this has been for around 20 years in total. I decided that this is a good time to make a blog on Tumblr as well, to maybe help or reach some more people!

I have shifted to places that are more well known, like The Vampire Diaries, Twilight, Mouthwashing, Monster Prom, How to Train your Dragon, Miraculous, The Legend of Korra, etc. But most of my shifts have been, and are to realities that do not exists as shows or books here.

My husband has found me across realities, and helped me immensely in my shifting journey. He might not be physical in this specific place, but he is the most important person in my life, and I have no intention of ever being with anyone else. We've taught our four kids shifting as well, and as a family we have had many adventures in a lot of realities! I would love to share some stories to you guys.

Some names that you may or may not see in my posts;

Daeron Max Illiyan Nyherk, he is my husband. It's no use looking up his name, he does not exist here. :)

Eagan Rowan Nyherk, our oldest son, at the time of me writing this he is nearly 21 years old.

Aven Lilith Nyherk, our oldest daughter, at the time of me writing this, she's 16 years old.

Keira Maeve Nyherk, at the time of me writing this she is 10 years old, she sometimes goes by Keiran!

Muiris Finn Nyherk, the youngest sprout, he's 7 at this moment! In the reality where he is born, ''muir'' means sea, and ''muris'' means thunder, his name portrays storms at sea or the way the water of the ocean turns dark when the weather changes!

Halt, he has mentored me with a lot of my skills and abilities that I have right now. He originally comes from a book series that I was obsessed with as a child, and after shifting there with Daeron he has kind of stayed in our family. He has mentored our oldest boy as well and is a very valuable teacher and father figure!

Most of our shifts are to medieval based realities, we've come across many highly spiritual people, magic and other practices! But you will rarely find us in realities that have technology like we know it.

My DMs are always open, and I have no issue with answering questions as long as you stay respectful! My apologies in advance if I take on a parental tone while speaking to any of you. /gen

[masoncantthinkofaname]

A lot of people look at shifting from a very human perspective. It often includes the idea that shifting is this special thing you work towards, something you can train or learn how to do. Many people subconsciously still believe that this reality, this state, this being, is our default.

If you ask me, as someone who has been shifting for, likely well over 10.000 years by now. It's always good to zoom out a little. You see, this reality doesn't prove anything. No rules here, no default, not even the way it looks. What you see here isn't ''realistic,'' it's just one way a reality, an experience, can look. The way people behave, dress, the way society, standards, or even morals work, it's all part of this concept that we're living in right now.

And although 95% of you guys will aim for realities that feel exactly like this one, that doesn't mean every place does. Some realities WILL feel like dreams, some will feel so much more ''realistic'' that it makes this reality feel like a dream. Some will not make sense compared to this place, or work completely differently altogether. There are realities with time skips, realities where things manifest instantly.

Shifting is not something special that you can do once, or twice, or maybe if you're very lucky, learn how to do at will. Shifting is part of EVERYTHING. Even just being aware means that you're shifting.

You don't think you can shift? You still do it. You don't believe it? You still do it. You are lost? You still do it. You have beliefs different from most people's? You still do it! It doesn't matter what you believe, or how you see it. It's important to stick to what is comfortable for you, and you alone. But it also IS important that you realise that shifting is so much more than just wanting to go to your dr. It's part of existence itself, and that takes away so much pressure.

You are not bound to this reality, it's not the start, it's not the end. No time here, no state here, whether alive or death, will change your ability to shift. You can leave forever, for a million years, you can shift to 50 drs and come back to the exact moment you left, or instead skip time, even go back into the past.

You are in full control, little sprout. Always. You're navigating your little human experience, feelings and brain. But you're so, so much more than that. Don't sell yourself short, you hold so much power. It's okay to feel, it always will be. But don't let your feelings stop you from realising how much more there is out there for you. Infinity will always mean infinity, I promise💚

I don't know if I'm making sense here honestly, but I wanted to put out another post like this. Thank you for reading!

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Hi Mason!

I usually don't send asks to bloggers but i really wanted to ask if you are the kind of shifter who never experienced symptoms or minishifts in your shifting journey or if you have experienced them but still might have some advice

I think my biggest problem with shifting is that I've never experienced any shifting symptoms or minishifts or any kind of thing that motivates me to keep persisting.

I try my best to ignore it since I know symptoms and minishifts don't mean anything when it comes to shifting and only you can decide what they mean but I guess i just really wanted to know if there are shifters like me out there who continue on despite not experiencing anything like that

But it gets hard since 80% of shifting posts always talk about symptoms and minishifts and its hard to find bloggers who don't experience anything like, me, and have successfully shifted

I really love your posts and they've really helped me stay positive and sorry if you've already talked about this T_T I just really wanted to ask and I apologize if I dont make sense this is why I usually dont send asks haha I have too many thoughts

Hello! No need to apologise :)

And you would be right! Before I first shifted, I never really experienced anything. I never had ''symptoms,'' I didn't experience any minishifts or really anything that proved to me it was real.

I also used to have a not so nice friendship, where anything I thought could mean something was debunked by their ''divination.'' So any excitement I got about feeling something or having meaningful dreams always got shot down.

It can be difficult persisting with something when you have no idea if you're doing the right thing or not.

But at some point I realised it's not about the physical feelings, or the things you see or do. It's about your own approach, how you feel, what you want. I started to notice that I was chasing symptoms, rather than just focus on what I wanted in the end.

So I stopped really caring about results or symptoms at all! In that sense I ''Let go,'' and that helped me a lot more with shifting!

I'll be honest when I say I didn't get results immediately. It took me maybe another 2 or 3 months before my acceptance led to me actually changing my mindset, and once I did actually make that change, I shifted within a day!

For me personally it worked wonders to just know that it was inevitable to happen. I'd do methods sometimes, I'd daydream, I'd think of dr ideas, but I didn't try to force it anymore. Excitement helped a lot for me too! I found the best friend I had ever had at some point and her motivation and excitement really sparked new life into my own shifting journey as well💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Hi Mason <3

This is going to be a bit long, so I don’t know if you’ll read it all or reply, but if you do, I’d be extremely happy and grateful 🫶🏻

As a non-religious and non-spiritual person, my biggest doubt about shifting has always been: what if it’s not real? I’ve done deep research on shifting, the law of attraction, lucid dreaming, and even consciousness and awareness in general. As someone who always looks for science-based information and scientific proof, my research helped me realize that these topics are not as spiritual or unscientific as they’re often portrayed. Even though they don’t directly prove shifting, I’ve read scientific articles that answered many of my questions and eased a lot of my doubts.

However, despite all of this, there are still some questions and doubts that never leave my mind. Recently, while researching shifting, I decided to use ChatGPT to learn about science-based information or experiments related to shifting.

As a result, I was told the following:

What people call “shifting” is most likely something similar to self-hypnosis. Not being aware of a different universe, but rather being in different states of consciousness and, in a way, tricking the brain. Because of this, shifting would essentially be a form of self-hypnosis and would never feel as real as this reality. People who say shifting felt 100% real are mostly referring to an emotional reality rather than a physical one—meaning the sense of reality isn’t identical to this one.

And honestly, this made a lot of sense to me. Because almost everyone who claims they’ve shifted explains it with uncertain expressions like “I think I shifted.” Like… what do you mean you think you shifted? If people can’t be completely sure, maybe it doesn’t actually feel like real life. I’ve had many lucid dreams and extremely realistic dreams where I used all five senses, but after waking up, I never doubted whether it was a dream or not. No matter how realistic it felt, I was always sure it was a dream once I woke up. I never called those experiences an “ungrounded shift” or said “I think I shifted.”

Also, many people say “I shifted but came back immediately,” and I really don’t understand that either. If you succeeded and had no intention of coming back, why did you return? I’ve never been able to understand this. Everyone who talks about their shifting experiences describes them more like waking up from a dream rather than something they truly lived, and that makes me think people might be mislabeling their experiences.

I don’t want to be one of those people who harass bloggers by saying “Promise me shifting is real,” but thinking that shifting might not be what I believe it is—that it might not be real, or that it’s just deep imagination or self-hypnosis—gives me intense anxiety. I hope you can understand me 😭

As an 18-year-old girl trying to get her life together and figure out her direction, I don’t want to lose my mind or waste my time by placing hope in a belief that might not even be real. As someone dealing with family problems, financial struggles, health issues, anxiety about the future, and a lack of love, shifting could be something very valuable for me—but only if it’s real. Shifting has been a concept in my life since I was 13, but because I can’t fully believe it’s real, it has remained just a concept.

On one hand, imagining the life I could live and the things I could do through shifting, and on the other hand being forced to focus on this reality with the constant doubt of “what if it’s not real?” is honestly extremely overwhelming. I don’t want to talk to my psychiatrist about this, so I only share my other problems, but my main issue is shifting. Because if it is real, I’m afraid of missing the chance to live the life I want—but if it’s not real, I’m afraid of wasting the only life I’ll ever have with wrong choices. I truly don’t know what to do, and if I’m able to cope even a little with the anxiety this gives me, it’s only thanks to the medication I’m taking—otherwise I genuinely feel like I’d be at the point of losing my mind.

So, long story short, my question to you is this:

What if shifting isn’t actually being aware of another reality, but just a deep form of self-hypnosis or something similar? What if there is only one reality—or even if there is a multiverse, what if we can’t move between those realities? What if we’re just entering a deep state of consciousness and kind of tricking our minds, and that’s why, no matter how real it feels, people use expressions like “I wake up from a shift,” as if it were a dream? I don’t think everyone who says they shifted is lying—but could it be that they’re just labeling their experiences incorrectly?

I really don’t want to bother you, but I hope you can understand why I need reassurance and why I have these doubts. If you’ve read this far and decide to reply, thank you so much in advance ❤️

Hello! I read your ask entirely, and in no way are you a bother. This is a safe space for any kinds of questions!

But I do wonder, have you ever scrolled through my account? I don't mean this in a stuck up way at all, but in many of my posts I describe having shifted for decades, centuries, even longer. I don't ''wake up'' from shifts, I come back purposely! I shift between dozens of realities before even remembering this place exists, shift completely awake in 99% of the cases.

Your main argument and fear seems to be, ''People say they wake up from their shifts or accidentally shifted back,'' but that's not what my experience, nor the ones of many others is like. These things are common in people who are learning how to shift, but rarely ever happen to those who are more confident with it.

I get your fear, I really do! But you'd not be able to stay in an altered state of mind for 4000 years with about 2 seconds passing here. With nothing being noticeable on you or changing. I personally don't think that chatgpt is the right place to discuss these worries, because it's always going to validate your fears. And although similarly I'm always going to debunk them, at least on here we're real people who talk based on experience and practice, not based on what we can find online, in a society that's already very against spirituality!

Shifting is real, I promise you that. But you also don't have to throw away your life here for a life in another reality. Shifting will be in your hands even after your death, and you can equally make something out of your time here and enjoy your time in other realities! It's okay for it to take some time, to need to wrap your head around it. It won't change anything, I promise,

I hope that helped you a little💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

The other day I was talking to a girl from one of the chats; she lives in a family of scientists, and we were discussing why many people can't shift.She said that not everyone is given the ability to shift, because everyone has an individual brain and neurons, and as she observed, this is given to especially calm and phlegmatic people, and those whose psyche is able to easily cope with stress, both negative and positive.And in her opinion, this lottery is like someone being born into a billionaire's family, and someone into a poor family.Because of this, one girl experienced a panic attack from her messages, because she saw this and began to worry because she could longer shift already one year.I supported her, but I'm still thinking about that discussion. What do you think of this theory and idea? I don't think it's correct, but I'm interested in your opinion, too.

Okay so with the most respect possible, in my opinion that's absolute bullshit.

Shifting is something that everyone does, all the time, 24/7, your entire existence. There's not one person who can't or doesn't shift, and the only thing we're doing is learning how to purposely change our experiences.

Shifting being something that's only given to specific people makes no sense at all. Personally I'm the biggest overthinker ever, I used to have anxiety and stress so bad my limbs would paralyze. Although over the years I've grown and gotten more relaxed, I'm not a calm person at all, and I'm horrible at coping with stress. Yet I still shift, I still learned how to shift, and by now I'm able to do it on command.

Although it's true that shifting might be easier for some people who are very open minded or grew up with these types of beliefs. That's just because they have less resistance, which might cause them to learn quicker.

Shifting is something that ANYONE, can do, anywhere, anytime, in any way. You don't need genetics, or beliefs or anything. And although some things might help, none of it is necessary, and none of it is going to make you any more or less able to shift.

No matter what, you will always be doing this, and trying to justify it by saying only some people are capable of shifting is one of the most human things to do. I get that people look for reasons, but shifting is not something that happens to your body or brain, it's far more than that, so it can't be limited to just one reality. Don't fool yourself into believing this wasn't meant for you, it is, I promise💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

You know how people say that they shifted and weren't ''grounded'' so they shifted back? I don't necessarily believe in grounding, I believe in intention. And I believe that feeling overwhelmed can lead to seeking comfort, and therefore shifting back to what you know, without meaning to.

But my husband and I shifted for a long time a few days ago, and ever since then I've found myself feeling disconnected from this reality, and mentally seeking the comfort of home. Which led to the funny phenomenon of me accidentally shifting away from this place all the time, rather than to it.

I think this once again shows how easy shifting truly is. We make it sound harder to get away from this place, because it feels that way, but in reality it's not any harder, not any easier. Anything we apply to shifting away from here, also applies to being here in the right situations.

Happy shifting!💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Hello mason! I'm so sorry I ask a lot but I promise this is the last last one!😭

I found a lot, like a good amount of shifters who say they don't really do any method to shift, some just intend, some just count to hundred with aff, some listen to Playlist that reminds them of their drs. I wanna shift with just intention before bed. I literally found more than one who said they just intend or assume and they shift like before bed. My questions is what do you think the difference between the ones who fully shift it this easily and the ones who did but still didn't fully shift? I wanna shift that way and I do it all the time and with confidence and I assume. Sometimes I'm 100% confident and sure but idk why. They do it and I know I can do it too. Tbh I just don't understand. Tbh it's very frustrating.

It's also frustrating when I just minishift sometimes and don't fully shift. Like how can I make my minishift full shift where I only shift back when I intend to. I sometimes don't get the chance to ground myself. And my minishifts are mostly to similar realities and not my dr.

Hello! And no need to apologise, I should be the one that apologises for slow responses!

So for a lot of people the issue stems from shifting being something unfamiliar. They can feel really confident in it, but more in the idea of shifting itself, and not actually the act of it. It's like when you're laying in bed and you're really thirsty, but no matter how much you think about water and know you want water, you still don't actually get up to get some.

Shifting in this sense is way easier, because you don't have to do anything for it! But a lot of people in this reality do struggle with their silly little human brains that make things like shifting way harder and more unachievable than they actually are. Especially because, the moment you wake up in your bed and you didn't shift, your brain screams at you ''See!!! We failed!!! We did everything and we still failed!! It's impossible!!''

The best you can do in a situation like that is accept the inevitable. Thing is, you will shift, that's guaranteed. Will it be today? Tomorrow? Next month? Who knows! But it's a fact that you will do it regardless. So you decide you want to shift with intention? Great! Then that's what you're going to do. And I promise, the moment you decide that no matter what, no matter how long, you will shift this way, it becomes a lot easier to attract it and allow it to happen!

Because who cares how long it takes! You have forever, literally!

Once you get more comfortable and confident in your ability to shift, it will be so much easier to decide where to go and how long you want to stay! You can 100% get it on your first try, but even if you don't, once shifting becomes more normalised to your brain here, it will be ten times easier to decide when and where!💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

So, question of someone who wants to believe but still have some doubts:

1) how you are really sure that's not a lucid dream?

2) if there's no base in multiverse why you always end up returning to this CR? The fact that people return here and not other realities make me kind skeptical thinking that they just 'woke up".

Don't take me wrong, I really want shit to be real, I just want to undo those basic limited questions, and other places like Reddit or some communities filled with teens aren't helping

Hello! No need to justify your questions at all, I completely get where you're coming from! It's good to voice your doubts, always :)

It feels completely different from a lucid dream. Unless you go to a reality where you have those abilities, you can't just control things around you, you can't control people, events, or (depending on the reality) do some of the things you might be able to do in your dreams. Don't get me wrong, you can script whatever you want, and there are absolutely realities where you are in control of everything, but most people shift to places that are comparable to this reality, and it will feel exactly like that. Things you scripted will happen how you want them to, but when you're living there, you won't just randomly start flying because you wanted to. Aside from all that, you also don't just ''wake up'' from a shift. You decide how long you stay, and you can go to any other reality before, if you even want to, going back here. You can alter your memories, forget about this reality, live entire lives or centuries in other realities (all things that I've done). Personally I also shift completely awake, and within seconds. To me, there's not a single doubt that it's just a dream!

2. You see it as me ''returning'' here, but really, it's more of a visit. In 90% of the cases I spend decades or centuries in other realities, I visit tons of realities with my husband, sometimes we forget this place even exists. Then, maybe after 50 years, maybe after 500, I remember about this reality, shift back for a day or two, update some people here, and then I leave again. What might feel like seconds for people here can be entire lifetimes for me, and this reality is just one of the dozen that I like to check up on every once in a while. My life expectancy isn't very long here, and time doesn't bother me much, so I'm okay with spending a few days here to share stories and new things I learned until inevitable my life here ends! This place by far isn't the ''base'' for me, it's in fact one of the realities where I've spent the least amount of time. Not even 1% of everything I experienced up until now took place in this reality!

[masoncantthinkofaname]

hi mason, i have a question about how memory works when it comes to shifting ! lots of shifters say they remember everything from one reality to another, though some disagree with that statement. i find it confusing how you’d retain your memory since you don’t hold anything from one reality to another apart from awareness to some extent. some shifters say you could in theory learn a language in your desired reality and come back fluent, which baffles me completely. what are your thoughts or experiences with this sort of thing?

You have to realise that reality, existence, even shifting itself. It doesn't work based on the logic you learn as a human in this very specific reality you're in.

You can keep your memory, if you want, you can take back items, if you want, you can take back skills, whether mental or physical. You know why? Because the multiverse is infinite, which means that anything is possible! You might not know French in one reality, but if you shift to your dr, know/learn French, and want to come back to a place where you keep that knowledge, you'll just locate the reality that is the exact same as this one, except you know French.

The universe is quite literally your playground. You shift ALL the time, any thought you have? New reality! So why not pick and choose the ones you align with on purpose?

I've learned languages in my drs! I've learned skills, picked up habits, speech manners, behaviour. You can always keep your memory or anything else if you want to!💚

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Hi, I love your blog! You're so knowledgeable about shifting that I hope you can clarify something that's been bothering me for a while. People say you don't need to script because your 'subconscious knows what you want', but is that really true? I feel like it gives the subconscious too much credit. Take addiction – your subconscious craving for something that you consciously want to quit. Or childhood trauma – your subconscious keeping you trapped in harmful, negative loops that you consciously definitely don't want. This is the same subconscious that is going to make sure everything in our DR is exactly as we want?

What you're thinking about is not the subconscious we mean when we talk about shifting, not really at least!

All that, trauma, addiction, any feeling at all, it's connected to the physical world around you, to the reality that you're in.

It's bound to a reality, and the brain that comes with it. Which means that, even if you might want to stop, let's say, smoking, your brain can give you a difficult time, because your brain is depending on certain chemicals to get through the day.

The subconscious we mean when we talk about shifting, is not part of a specific reality, it's part of your existence itself. In a way, it's you in every single shape and form, it knows every reality, every desire, every wish, and therefore it's smarter than you will ever be. Your subconscious knows exactly what you like, how you like it, why you like it, it even knows things you aren't sure about or refuse to admit yourself.

This is why scripting is not necessary. Your subconscious already knows, you already know. It knows everything you could ever want and more, no matter whether you write it down for comfort or not.

Remember that certain feelings, trauma, addictions, identities, they're not bound to your existence, they're bound to specific realities that you're in!

[masoncantthinkofaname]

hi mason, hope you're doing well!

i originally found you on amino and loved your coffee designs and coffee posts lol - i've been in the community for five years and your posts have really given me a new outlook on the concept of time, and how honestly, five years to me feels like nothing now lmao

question: how does the 3d display my dr? i resonate with understanding that the 4d in my mind is law, and where my dr is and more, but something i've struggled with is letting the 3d "catch up" per se. something i've gotten good at is out right ignoring the 3d, and focusing more on the 4d that's in my consciousness, but when do my senses catch up? my thinking for a long time has been that once i have it in my 4d, i have it in my 3d, with the 4d being on a higher plane than the 3d. i find myself in this paradoxical cycle of "ok i will ignore the 3d--but then what is shifting?" i think for most, the end goal is to allow your senses to be aware of your dr, but how does this happen when you have already shifted in the 4d?

this is so long i apologize lol but any help or commentary on this would be greatly appreciated, i can't recall the last time that i've asked someone else for advice on this so you could say that i am a little lost currently haha

thank you so much for all you've done for me thus far with all your wonderful posts! and if something like this has already been asked i apologize!!

Hello! Amino feels like such a long time ago! It's always a shock when people remember me from there. The coffee theme is kind of hard to keep up on Tumblr, but I manage on tiktok!🤭

You can kind of compare the 3d to the reflection you see in a mirror. You change your hair? Your reflection will be different!

What you experience as reality really doesn't have that much meaning, it's just an experience, one out of a billion, except this is the one currently projected onto the screen, so it's the one you feel, hear, see, etc.

Shifting is not the act of changing your reality from A to B. It's something you always do, every single moment of every single life you live, whether you want to or not. Because that projection, or reflection, it's constantly being adjusted. Almost like a computer, you see the screen, and you're able to play your game, but behind the scenes that computer is constantly working to show you the right thing, even when it's not something you're actively looking at or doing.

It's good to ignore the 3d when you don't align with it, because it's nothing more than that, it's just that reflection. But for most people it's also not only about living in the 4d, but also about actually expecting a change.

I can stare at myself in the mirror for an hour straight and tell myself that my hair is green, but unless I actually dye it, there won't be a change. And luckily enough shifting is MUCH easier than that, because you don't have to do anything. You don't have to get up, you don't have to buy hair dye or wait for hours. But you need to give yourself the opportunity to actually expect or trust that change. To make the decision that you are changing your reflection from within, so you can see it on the outside as well.

For some people, or in some situations, like when you're half asleep, it's as easy as just thinking ''I want to be in my dr.'' But in some cases it requires some kind of realization that the only one controlling this is you. You're not a slave to fate, you ARE fate. Nothing matters because as soon as you want the change, it's already yours, you just have to persist in that! :)

(My apologies if this is incomprehensible I just woke up and it's hard to put my mind into words)

[masoncantthinkofaname]

Death, respawning, and more

I've had multiple people approach me about these topics recently, and I have also seen a few posts about it. So I decided to throw in my two cents, for those interested.

Obviously, be warned for the topics that will be discussed here, skip past this if you're uncomfortable. But if anything this is meant to be reassuring, not scary. Also keep in mind I'm not promoting anything, simply educating.

Yes, I have died before, in a reality similar to the one we're in right now. Got an internal bleeding in my stomach, died, and went to an afterlife. That afterlife was more like a waiting room of some kind, I don't know whether it had all the comforts I needed, or if things manifested instantly, but my husband was there, it was nothing scary. When I realised I died, and wanted to go back, I came to a version of this place where I didn't die.

You are immortal. You always will be immortal. Death is an experience in the 3d. You are not the 3d, you are simply experiencing it. Nothing, and I mean nothing can ever stop you from shifting. You die? You shift. You want to shift? You shift. You don't want to shift? You still shift. There's no end, no beginning, just existence.

That's why I always say there's no pressure, no rush, no hurry. There's no clock you're racing, because you literally have infinite time.

Whatever you want to happen after death is exactly what you will experience. You're always in control.

What about respawning? Permashifting? ''Cutting ties''

To be very direct. It's made up, just a comfort belief. There is no cutting ties when there were no ties to begin with. There's nothing to cut, nothing to let go of. You're not connected to this reality any more than you are connected to the reality where you have eyes between your buttcheeks.

Not only is there nothing you have to do to cut ties with here, there's also nothing you CAN do. The most you can intend for is that you simply don't remember this place, if you truly don't want to associate with it at all. But I promise you, nothing is tying you here, nothing is connecting you to this place.

But that also means, you always can come back, if you want to. You're infinite, remember? You always have a choice, in every single thing you do. Even if you permashift, respawn, or anything else, you can always come back if you feel like it. And similarly, you can always forget about this place and decide you never want to return.

As many of you probably know by now, me and my husband have sort of respawned ourselves. A fresh start, a new life, with no memory of this place. Except we intended to remember it at some point, which, after like 300, maybe 400 years, brought us back here for now.

Again, it's your life. You can do whatever you want, whenever you want it, however you want it. Like I've said before, the only rule is that there are no rules.

You're exactly where you're meant to be. No need to put pressure on yourself, enjoy the ride. Nothing can take this ability away from you, I promise! 💚