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Sleeping without dreaming: Unconscious void state

Dreaming in a sleep: Unconscious shifting.

Shifting: Making the unconscious conscious, taking control of your subconscious.

At least that’s what I believe now and make sense to me.

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little reminder

Letting go is not trying to do the opposite. It’s not trying to think the opposite or resisting. It’s simply acknowledging and allowing.

Let’s say you’re overthinking or you have doubts, you can’t fully believe that shifting is real or you think you won’t succeed etc. When we say “let it go” we don’t mean resisting those thoughts or forcing yourself to think you’ll succeed (like affirming success while deep down you feel like you’ll fail)

On the contrary, it’s about acknowledging that you have doubts, that you’re afraid of failure and realizing that these things do not define you and that shifting/manifesting happens beyond these labels anyway. It’s about accepting that.

Just say: “I can have doubts, I can have fears. I accept them, but I also release them. They are not obstacles to my success. I acknowledge them and let them go.” If something doesn’t feel right to you, do not force yourself into it and create resistance. You don’t have to pretend you’re not afraid when you are. When you accept your fears and realize they don’t define you, it becomes much easier to feel free.

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little reminder

you're shifting unintentionally every moment.

you just need to realize and do it intentionally.

realize that you are pure consciousness.

become aware of awareness.

you are in control.

remember that.

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a little reminder

shifting has never been something you had to “succeed.”

shifting is simply becoming aware of what’s already natural.

let me try to explain it with an example so it’s easier to understand:

in physics, when you apply a force to something, it applies an equal and opposite force back to you, right? as far as we’ve learned, that’s how this reality works, no interaction is one-sided.

just like that, when you set an intention, the realization of that intention becomes inevitable. because you’ve already applied the force, and therefore, a force must be applied back to you. that’s the nature of assumptions, and that’s how shifting happens.

the force you apply = setting the intention to shift

the equal opposite force applied to you = the shift itself

so the result naturally comes back to you. but if you hold on too tightly to “I must do it, I have to succeed.” energy, resistance forms, like friction in a system. because when you apply a force with the thought “I have to succeed,” you create an extra external force that interferes with the natural flow. and resistance, by nature, scatters energy.

but just like friction keeps cars from slipping on the road, you can use that external force to your advantage. it’s like when you push something and it pushes you back, but when you shift your position a little, the same push helps you move it more easily instead of blocking you.

shifting isn’t about trying.

it’s about becoming awareness.

because you’re already “shifting” all the time, your thoughts change, your emotions change, your frequency shifts, and so does your state of consciousness.

it’s just like breathing: you don’t constantly think about it, but it’s always happening. shifting is like that, a cycle, a rhythm. it’s always happening, but we rarely notice it.

and when you do focus on it, you realize, “oh, I'm breathing.” that awareness doesn’t create breathing, it just acknowledges, becoming aware what was already there. it’s the same with blinking, even when you’re not aware of it, it still happens.

when you notice it, you can blink faster or slower, but when you stop trying to control it, you don’t stop blinking altogether.

shifting is just as natural.

you just don’t notice it, until you choose to.

we can’t “see” our thoughts, but we know they exist. nobody asks, “did I really think that?” because thoughts are part of us, we just know.

shifting is the same. it’s not an external achievement; it’s an inner remembering. a moment of realization. it’s natural.

so stop treating shifting as something you have to succeed.

you don’t have to “do” it, you’re already doing it.

it’s part of you.

you can’t win it or lose it.

you don’t have to struggle to achieve it, because it’s not something to be earned.

shifting isn’t an action, it’s you.

it simply exists, just like you do.

it's natural. it's all about your awareness.

(ps: I’m not trying to make shifting sound logical or fit it into physical rules, or saying "I'm gonna succesfully shift" is wrong and is a limiting belief (depends on your perspective and beliefs). I just wanted to explain the concept in a way that feels easier to grasp, proving the point it is a natural thing.)

thanks for reading!

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How do you know something is real? Do you remember your beginning? Do you remember when you became conscious in this reality? Do you remember when you "arrived" here, other than what you were told?

Yesterday I watched Inception and when I first watched it years ago (before I knew about shifting), I barely understood anything because I watched it half-heartedly. But watching it again after learning that the only true reality is being pure consciousness.. it was honestly mind blowing. It was one of the best movies I’ve watched in a long time and I wanted to share some thoughts about it.

I’m not sure if this will contain spoilers but I want to talk about a few scenes anyway.

When they go into dreams within dreams, they are actually moving (their awareness) between layers of consciousness, just like what I mentioned in this post. In a way, they are shifting. They call it dreaming but what they are really doing is moving their awareness into different realities. They can control their dreams and project their subconscious into those layers. Shifting is essentially entering (?) a reality where you take full control (just like your current reality) but since they still define it as a dream, it looks more like lucid dreaming in the movie.

The way they bend reality, fold buildings and reshape the environment shows that reality is not something solid. It can be reshaped however you want because it is a projection of your subconscious, a reflection of your mind.

The only difference between the reality they build (desired reality) in another layer and the “main” reality (current reality) is the "state" of it. And this actually reflects the idea that we are constantly shifting, constantly experiencing different realities but usually through small tiny unnoticed details. Like your favorite sweater suddenly being polyester instead of cotton. So which reality is the real one?

The train appearing unexpectedly in the dream shows how the subconscious projects itself into reality. That random train represents how reality is shaped and influenced by subconscious elements.

As they go deeper into dreams, time changes. One second in the first layer equals one minute in another layer, similar to how in shifting scripts we say one minute here equals one day there. This shows that time is not linear and can be stretched or compressed.

The idea of planting a thought and letting it grow like a virus is also powerful. The beliefs taught to us, the patterns we hold onto in this reality, make us believe there is only one reality. That “virus like” thought creates doubts and attachments that keep us tied here (until you become aware of it, like when you become aware in a dream, when you realize it is a dream, you can control it.) a kind of ego structure. But if you plant the thought of questioning reality into someone’s mind, you activate their ability to explore deeper layers of consciousness.

And finally, the spinning top at the end of the movie.

For those who haven’t watched it but are still reading: if the top keeps spinning, it means the person is still dreaming; if it falls, they are in reality. But at the end, when the main character returns to what he believes is reality (which is his current reality aka cr), the top keeps spinning. This suggests that even the reality he returned to might still be a dream, in fact it is a reality.

With the quantum observer effect in mind, the top keeps spinning as long as it is not observed. This implies that every layer of consciousness, every dream and every reality, is equally real. The reality he considers real is just as much a dream as the others.

The movie beautifully explains the quantum observer effect, the non-linearity of time, layers of consciousness, and the idea that reality is not solid and can be reshaped.

Of course, you need to watch it with a certain level of awareness to fully see these meanings (again, it's all about perspective). It was truly worth watching and if you’ve watched it before, I highly recommend watching it again after learning about shifting and consciousness theories. With this new perspective, you may realize that shifting has always been a part of your life.