Spiritual Life Coach Cynthia

Q: I am slightly confused. I have been shifting reality (my definition) since I was 11. I live by the axiom "Reality is what you create." Since reality is what a person perceives at the moment and if of the same culture the person and I will expect to see the next event of the sequence. If your actions are different from what is preconceived than you have shifted reality to your reality. At that moment your reality is reality and you can use it to to make a sick person feel better if in the reality you created they are better. However, you did not make them well they simply conformed to the current reality and made themselves feel better. I do not understand your principle of items vanishing and reappearing as being a shift in reality. A person alone is in a singular reality if they have a quarter in their hand than the coin is no longer there and the coin returns that is not a shift in reality. The singular reality is they misplaced a coin and than found said coin. It makes no difference if the coin was lost in the sofa or slipped into another dimension for three minutes only to reappear. Both situations fit the same reality it was lost than found. So nothing happened and there was no shift in reality. Your reliance on a physically present item to prove a shift in reality is illogical. Reality is awareness of your current situation and is enhanced but not based on the physical items surrounding you. I am in no way saying these items did not do as written on this sites forum posts. I am asking what does that have to do with shifting reality. I read the first 20 pages, which was all that was on the site, of your book. I agreed with all you wrote and tried to buy the book online. No one was selling it, might be out of print. At any rate I surfed the net and found your references to items shifting. I would appreciate a reply. Thank you in advance.
Best Regards,
-- Clay

A: Dear Clay,

Thanks so much for writing to me! I'm very glad to hear that you've been aware of and observing the way thoughts and feelings influence the physical world since you were eleven years old, and that you are keenly aware that reality is what we create! My book, Reality Shifts: When Consciousness Changes the Physical World is currently available only in ebook format through the realityshifters.com web site shop at: http://www.realityshifters.com/pages/shop.html

There are a variety of ways that people observe and describe reality shifts, and while the "vanishing/reappearing item" type of reality shift is perhaps the most commonly discussed, some other commonly reported types of reality shifts include: people being noticed to be alive again who had been dead, injuries and illnesses vanishing (such as broken bones, cuts, blisters, tumors), loops in time (in which the exact same sequence of events repeats), time overlaps (in which a person interacts with someone from the past or future), great distances being covered in very short amounts of time, traffic lights and weather changing instantaneously in tandem with one's thoughts, spoon bending with one's thoughts, broken things being whole and fully functional without being repaired, empty containers (including gas tanks) being full without being refilled, money appearing in a wallet, food appearing on the counter, shelves and in the refrigerator (sometimes audibly), lights being flipped on or off without switches being touched, changing something from the past (such as the text in an old book), and objects teleporting from one location to another.

reality shift (ree al' i tee shift), n. 1. the manifestation of objects appearing, disappearing, transforming and transporting. 2. changes in the way we experience time. 3. any sudden, abrupt alteration of physical reality with no apparent physical cause. 4. the source of synchronicity.

This definition of reality shifts is provided in a way that helps people sharing a consensus physical reality to discuss what has happened and what is going on. Discussion about reality shifts is important, since human relationships can otherwise encounter challenges when one person remembers events occurring one way, and another recalls a completely different situation. The article on this subject entitled, When Worlds Collide: How Parallel Realities Can Heal Personal Relationships provides both a description of how it feels to people when such differences arise, as well as a productive way to help people better communicate in a very challenging situation when both people feel they are right about what really happened, and is available to read online at: http://realityshifters.com/pages/articles/worldscollide.html

I currently know of no way to prove reality shifts, since physical evidence and witnesses so often change right along with whatever else has changed, resulting in my experiencing a reality in which people tell me "it's always been like this," when I inquire about why a new structure has arisen overnight, looking like it's been there for months or years. Regarding the matter of an item which has disappeared, sometimes the reappearance occurs at a very different time and place, making its reappearance dramatic and noteworthy. My daughter's tooth was lost one day at school after it had fallen out, and I was amazed when it reappeared a few inches above my hand many hours later that evening as I was writing a note to myself about how my daughter had lost her tooth at school that day. Such obvious reality shifts clearly indicate to me that there has been a shift in reality, and that something which had gone missing in one place has now been teleported to another time and place where it was desired. You may be interested to peruse the results from the first survey on reality shifts that was conducted in 2000 which describe some of the most commonly reported types of reality shifts. Those survey results are posted online at: http://realityshifters.com/pages/research/apr2000.html
lots of love,
-- Cynthia