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.
Reality shift is a relatively new term to
describe an ancient phenomenon. Shifts in reality have long been relied
upon by those who practice magic, work as shamanic or energy healers, or
believe in the transformative powers of prayer... and are now becoming
known to the general public as a very real phenomenon that affects us all.
"There are two ways to
live your life.
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle."
Reality shifts are happening around us all the time, even
though we usually don't notice them occurring. By intending to witness
reality shifts and paying even more attention to your physical surroundings
than usual, you will increase your chances of seeing reality shifts occur
right in front of you.
When I first began experiencing numerous reality shifts in 1994, I thought
that my mind was playing tricks on me, and that if I simply paid a bit more
attention to things around me then I'd stop thinking that things were
appearing, disappearing, transforming and transporting around me.
I was amazed to discover that the opposite was true... the more closely I
paid attention to my environment, the more likely I was to see that things
were very often not at all the way I know they had been. For example, a
half-eaten loaf of bread became a whole loaf again as it sat on my kitchen
counter and I slept one night. I have searched the entire house for my
daughter's favorite shoes, only to give up... and a few days later find her
shoes in a place she would never normally put them... on top of her
bed!
I've seen truly spectacular reality shifts when I was feeling the most
doubt about them existing. I saw a very old-looking sign appear in the
middle of my daily walking path the day after I'd started writing my first
article about reality shifts and was feeling doubt that this phenomenon
could be real. The sign looked to be at least months and possibly years
old, and the connected garbage can showed signs of the weed-whacking that
had happened there just the day before. I had seen the gardeners working
there in the park... and I had also seen they were working in a clear field
that had no sign and garbage can.
Have you witnessed reality shifts in your life... perhaps
not knowing how to store the memory or how to discuss it with other people?
If you answer "yes" to any of the following questions, you may have
witnessed reality shifts:
* Do you end up with single socks when you
know you put pairs of socks into your load of laundry?
* Have you
found your keys or wallet some place other than where you know you put them
just a few minutes earlier?
* Have you thought of someone or
something and moments later been startled when they appeared unexpectedly?
* Have you noticed time behave in other than a regular, linear
forward motion?
* Do traffic lights turn green and traffic jams
clear up just when you most need them to?
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.
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
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