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Four Leaf Clovers & Lucky Pennies
Teresa
Morristown, Tennessee
My mom, my little brother, and I just came back from Winston-Salem, NC
where we were on vacation. My mom and I kept finding pennies on the ground
outside our hotel rooms. Many of them had significant dates (to us)on them.
I went out to walk the dogs at night and kept walking over the same patch
of pavement and yet I kept finding more pennies where I had just walked and
previously picked up one or two. My mother found so many pennies in the
hotel parking lot outside her room (one with the year of my birth on it)
that she asked if I were dropping them for her to find. I answered her
truthfully, "No." While walking the dogs on two other occasions this week,
I found two four leafed clovers. We got back home today and while dog
walking I found three four leafed clovers outside my neighbor's house. My
mom asked me what was wrong with us that we kept finding lucky pennies and
four leafed clovers. I told her the question was what was right with
us.
Note from Cynthia:Thanks for sharing your story in the
realityshifters list at yahoo... I love it! I loved reading about how you
were finding lucky pennies and four leaf clovers in great profusion! Your
story beautifully captures that delicious feeling of excitement that comes
from such seemingly simple pleasures. What a great reminder to look for the
little things that are so much bigger than they seem. It seems people are
really noticing those four leaf clovers recently, so your question, "what
is right with us" to keep finding those lucky pennies and four leaf clovers
is delightful!
Vanishing Kayaker
Diane
Norfolk, Virginia
My husband and I were walking on the beach one morning, when we saw and
noted a lone kayaker floating in the water. We walked a little ways
further, as I looked down at the beach searching for shells. I'd say a
little over a minute passed, when I looked up, and was surprised to note
that the kayaker was gone. "What happened to the kayaker?" I asked. We
looked, and looked. My husband said, "He didn't have enough time to leave
our line of vision."
So what happened? Personally, I thought it cool that my somewhat serious
husband got to witness this. I tried to get him to talk about it a little
while after it happened. He seemed reticent to talk more about it... just
shrugged.
Note from Cynthia:This story about the kayak reminds me of so
many similar experiences I've had, such as the time a woman pedestrian was
walking toward me across the street from me, and she vanished in mid-step
before she even reached the place where she'd be exactly across the street
from me.... and numerous times when I've seen cars on the highway vanish
when they did not slow down, change lanes or exit. It felt to me like the
before and after realities are both equally familiar and seemingly
normal.... so it leads me to suspect that when these types of vanishings
occur, we are witnessing a changing from one probable reality to
another.
Cloak of Invisibility
Dianne Evans
http://www.magical-you.com
My partner used to think I was nuts. Well he still does, but not because of
the invisibility thing any more. After I saved him from a couple of
speeding tickets, including one where the cop had U-turned to come after
him, he has since learned to do it for himself.
In the beginning, it was almost a two step process for me, because I had to
get my emotions under control before I could become invisible. I think that
what happens is that I just become uninteresting to those I've targeted, so
they don't realize that I'm there. If I'm afraid or worried about being
seen, then my emotional signature is too strong to hide and I'm sure to be
spotted. Later after I gained confidence in my skill, it was as simple as
saying to myself, unobserved, unobserved, unobserved.
In the first step I would take a few moments to notice if I felt at risk of
getting a ticket. I would just, kind of check in with my intuition and see
how I felt about it, and then I would say, unobserved, unobserved,
unobserved, and imagine arriving at my destination quickly and happily.
Then every time I would see a police car I would repeat my trigger word,
unobserved, two or three more times and just project a blankness.
My skill got better when I forgot to check in with my intuition and then
saw a police car, but decided to try it anyway. Sure enough it still
worked, if I could get my emotions back to neutral.
Then I told my partner about it. He gave me the ol' horse laugh, but
consented to let me try working my magic on him. Mostly it was while he was
driving around town. Then we got in, a couple of hours early on a 12 hour
cross country drive. I'd been practicing while he raced the long straight
stretches of road at 120 mph. He was still skeptical, but willing to
consider I 'might' have done something.
A few days later on the way back, he was speeding when a police cruiser
pulled a high speed U-turn behind him and he panicked. I had to yell at him
to calm down and punch him in the shoulder to get him to pay attention to
me. Then I did my thing and after the cruiser followed us for a few miles,
he took off and left us be. That convinced my partner I was on to
something, and he started practicing it too. Neither of us has had a
speeding ticket in years now, but we don't drive any slower.
I have found that this works the same for any of the senses. I've used this
to get very close to animals in the wild, or to pass, unobserved, by
obnoxious people or dogs.
Note from Cynthia:I love the technique you describe here, with a
focus on maintaining emotional balance and the belief that one is truly
moving past others unobserved. Invisibility is such a fascinating variety
of reality shift, since usually those going invisible still see
themselves... so it's almost like moving to another reality slightly... or
perhaps even a bit like slipping into a state of being more energy than
matter. I sometimes wonder whether in all such invisibility states, I've
actually achieved full invisibility to all observers, or some kind of
necessary invisibility for a particular situation. In any case, this is a
highly practical type of reality shift at times... thank you so much for
sharing your experience, and your technique!
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