• Question: How does reality shifting work? Can everyone do it?

    Asked by anon-267376 on 5 Nov 2020.
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      James Lees answered on 5 Nov 2020:

      I’m sorry to say that ‘Reality Shifting’ isn’t really a thing. Or at least it doesn’t shift realities.

      It’s basically just a new name for lucid dreaming. It’s a state where you’re in a kind of half awake/half asleep state. You’re asleep enough that things feel real but awake enough that you can control to a certain extent what happens.

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      Adrien Chauvet answered on 5 Nov 2020:

      In psychology, there is something called “false memory”. This is when you can make someone believe that he lived and experienced something that, in fact, never happened.
      Thus, it becomes a type of “reality shifting”. Check it out!

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      Daisy Shearer answered on 8 Nov 2020:

      From what I understand, shifting is a type of transliminal experience which is somewhat related to lucid dreaming. So you aren’t actually going into another reality, your brain is creating that experience for you. I think that in theory, anyone can get to that state of consciousness.

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