#lucid shiftin

[unknownru]

How to be less frightened when I'm entering the void?

Yesterday I frickin entered the void state. AGAIN!

I was going to sleep, and suddenly I realized.. wait a minute, I’m entering it!! I had that feeling, you know what I mean?

But then as I’m thinking about my DR, I suddenly get this flash of like… hell? Then my brain goes “What if I accidentally shift to hell??” 😭 Immediately I panicked and tried to wake myself up, literally GASPED when I woke up.

But of course... after I woke up I was like “Noo, I wanna shift” so I tried to go back again... and boom.

Same thing, woke myself up again. Basically, I was just too scared. I kept thinking, what if I wake up in an unwanted place? Which I know can’t really happen. I just need to keep affirming that the void is safe, and I’ll only ever go where I want to go.

But yeah, entering the void is actually really easy. I’ve only been on this shifting journey for like 2–3 months (on and off kinda) and every single time I’ve focused on shifting, I’ve had some kind of experience! Like entering the void, or getting really close. The only thing stopping me is me scaring myself with “what if” thoughts 💔🥀

Any help/tips?

[unknownru]

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[unknownru]

It's been a while, I'm back! New storytime/update :)

Okay, so I wasn’t even trying to shift lol. I haven’t been online, nor have I been scripting.. nothing!

Last night/today my sleep was super broken 🥲 people kept waking me up, giving me food, I was ordering food, going back to sleep, etc..

At some point (I honestly don’t even know when exactly) I guess my body fell asleep but my mind didn’t because suddenly I realized I was aware in a dream. I was lucid out of nowhere, and I rarely get lucid dreams, nor do they ever last!!

My first thought was “wait… I can shift!” but it was like my brain was scrambled? I couldn’t pull up my DRs properly, it felt like trying to read with blurry eyes. I tried thinking about shifting anyway, even tried to do the portal method (🥹✌️) but instead it just felt like everything around me shifted inside the dream. It felt super real and stable, but I still felt.. wrong?

I don’t even remember waking up after that, I just remember having another dream and then later realizing “oh wait… that happened?!?”

So now I’m sitting here like… did I lucid dream about shifting, or actually shift inside the dream, or just get super close?? I don’t even know.

It's hard to explain NOW because I don't really even remember 😕 it all feels blurry, it's like 8 hours later and I just randomly remembered that experience. But I'm having such a hard time recalling anything!! I can't even fully remember the environment. It felt like I was going in and out of lucidness.. I don't know.

Either way it was super random and cool because I wasn’t even practicing. My brain just threw me in there🤷🏾‍♀️ please help

EDIT: Guys I was asking for help/advice 😭 what happened, i still dont know

[unknownru]

Hello, and how did you enter the void state?

I'll start by telling you about the three times I've entered the void state. The first time was about a week into my shifting journey. I really wanted to shift, I was creating scripts & constantly thinking about what I would do when I shifted.

I went to sleep confident I would shift but woke up in the middle of my dream? It was just blank. My body was asleep but my mind was awake-ish, almost like a lucid dream. I realized I was in the void after it happened, but while I was there it just stayed blank for a while, and at some point I thought to myself "I wanna wake up now" and decided to wake up, which I did immediately. Weird experience because I intended to shift. Still not sure how this happened, but I was so happy after.

The second time was closer to my most recent experience. I was daydreaming and not focused on shifting. Suddenly, the video I had playing faded out, and everything around me went quiet. I felt almost like I was becoming nothing. I got scared and thought I was shifting because I had been imagining a situation similar to my DR. I tried to affirm, but fear took over. For a long time, I didn't think this was a void moment.

My most recent experience wasn’t really an attempt. I had been thinking about the void state, but it didn’t stay on my mind. That night, I put on a YouTube video for background noise and daydreamed. I kept at it until my body fell asleep while my mind stayed awake. I heard a “ping” and the sound around me vanished and the video faded. I like keeping a video playing so I can focus and not let my mind fall asleep. Other than that, I didn’t do anything special.

I guess I would recommend just not trying? I know that doesn’t sound great, but not trying seems like the real method. A lot of people overcomplicate it. I’ve never really entered it for a long time, but it really is overcomplicated. All I do is wait until I’m tired enough, put on some background noise, daydream, and wait until my body starts falling asleep.

Maybe it would help if you’re really tired and set a 10-minute alarm that only rings for a few seconds, just enough to wake your mind. I’m not sure, but that’s something I’m thinking about trying too.

[unknownru]

Storytime on my last post.

Yesterday, as it was getting dark, I was watching YouTube, and then I sort of zoned out and started daydreaming, I was really immersed. Then I laid down on my stomach, because that’s how I fall asleep, I always lay on my stomach— best sleep position, argue with the wall— and I kept daydreaming.

All of a sudden, I don’t remember exactly when, but I started feeling like I was floating. Everything felt kind of zappy. I don’t even know how to explain it.

now that I’m out of the moment it’s so hard to describe.

But I was feeling so much, then the sound around me went ping and I couldn’t hear anything anymore. I was still watching YouTube, but the sound just cut off. And I just knew— I was shifting.

But then I got anxious and opened my eyes too early.

So I tried again. I laid back down, felt it building up again. But once more, I opened my eyes and got up because of the anxiety :(

The wild part? I wasn’t even thinking about my DR. I was thinking about my dr self and imagining a random situation involving him, but it wasn’t something I planned or something that happens in my DR. And yet, I was still about to shift.

Still, I really think shifting is the easiest thing. I haven’t even been "trying". I didn’t set any intention or obsess over it. I’ve just been going to bed thinking, if I shift, I shift—whatever happens, happens.

And I only started this journey this month, but just from that one experience, I know that if I had stayed still and kept my eyes closed, I would’ve shifted. I would’ve made it to my DR.

So honestly? That just proves to ME at least that shifting is the easiest thing ever. Don't ever give up!

[unknownru]

I just ACTUALLY realized how easy shifting really is.

I was daydreaming, not even about my dr but including my dr self, and I genuinely almost shifted to my dr.

It's 1:17 am I will talk more in the morning 🥳🥳

[unknownru]

I logged out for a while. Nothing is different here.

Contrary to popular belief, shiftok is better. Here on shiftblr its just a bunch of professional shifters who only talk about..

shifting is easy blah blah blah void state blah ablah just shift blah blah blah.

Like okay... anything new, yall dont get bored? they think they understand but they really dont.

You already can shift to your dr whenever you want, of course you find it easy. I don't doubt that shifting is easy. But i hate how blogs are just about that now and it's so boring. Shifttok is almost like that too

Actually, shifting Reddit is better than all of that.

[unknownru]

Hi, how can I enter void with day dreaming .At night i daydream a lot i totally forgets that i am here but I dont get into void i just realise that I am here and no void indication ,and do daydreaming keeps u in maba situation where we easily enter void?

Daydreaming definitely helps because it trains your mind to detach from the physical. But the void isn’t about staying in the story, it’s about dropping underneath it into nothingness. So if you catch yourself realizing ‘oh, I’m still here,’ instead of going back into the daydream, try focusing on just being aware without a story. That’s where it clicks into the void.

From my own experiences, when I notice that I’m entering the void state, it usually happens after I’ve been daydreaming for a while. I’ll be lying there, kind of losing myself in a daydream, and then suddenly I get this random wave of awareness, like.. "oh wait, I’ve just been zoning out for hours" It only ever happens when I’m almost asleep and staying in the same position the whole time.

I’ve had this happen twice where I felt like I was encountering the void (though I didn’t fully enter because of fear) Both times, it started with me daydreaming, then realizing I’d been drifting off, and then the sound around me would begin to fade. I like having sound or a video playing in the background because it helps me ‘check in’ with this reality..? but I know I’m actually on the edge of the void when that sound starts disappearing and the ringing kicks in. That’s the point where I can tell my body is asleep.

So yeah I think daydreaming can definitely help, it gets you detached from your surroundings but the actual void shift happens when you stop clinging to the daydream itself and just let yourself sink into that awareness. That’s when it feels like the ground drops out and you’re really entering the void.

(All from my own experiences)