⋆˚࿔ stephanie ⋆˚࿔

you cannot think your way into a shift.

all the theories, the information, the physics and the metaphysics and all—that’s so fun, yes, and so wonderful, but you can’t think your way into a shift.

there is nothing in the world that will teach you to shift. no amount of knowledge of physics, philosophy, or spirituality will teach you. it’s not in neville’s book, not in any religious book, not even in the shifting community itself.

there’s no step by step, full proof method. there’s nothing to learn from the outside.

so give up that search. accept it. accept that this is you. it’s always been about you and within you.

enter

1. Life is truly incredible.

I’ve lived so many lives, some of which were worlds apart from my current one. Every time I return here, I’m struck by how wonderful and miraculous life is. It’s hard to put into words, but it’s this deep sense of reverence for the simple fact that you are alive.

2. Motivation doesn't play a role.

Most of the time, motivation only kicks in once you actually start doing the work. I’ve felt motivated both before and after shifting, but in my opinion, motivation only gets in the way. You end up chasing a result to satisfy you, but will you even feel that satisfaction when it comes?

3. The Butterfly Effect is real.

The tiniest flap of a butterfly's wings can completely rewrite reality.

4. I am never truly "ready" to shift.

Even when I intentionally shift to my DR, I’m never 100% prepared for what awaits me in another reality. However, shifting has helped me overcome my futurophobia (the fear of change and the future).

5. Only the result matters (methods are irrelevant).

Shifting is happening constantly. Methods are just there to provide a logical justification for the steps taken to reach a goal, but the result is all that counts. It’s the same as manifesting a million dollars while still going to work because you believe money can’t just fall from the sky—or using the 10k method for manifestation.

6. Self-concept and mental state don't matter.

I’ve shifted to my DR with my mental health in the gutter and a terrible SC, without ever seeing myself as some kind of "god."

7. Anything is possible. Literally everything.