Tiziri

Cats at the Temple of Apollo Site // Delphi Archeological site, Greece

you'll shift anyway.

"My house is so loud so I can't‐"

you'll shift anyway.

"My mental illness makes it hard-"

you'll shift anyway.

"Can I shift while my circumstances are-"

YOU'LL. SHIFT. ANYWAY.

getting married

riding a dragon

living in a castle

living in ancient mesopotamia

living as a jaguar

living in the amazon rainforest

being a witch

befriending vampires

i’m of the opinion that when you’re going into a shifting attempt, it’s better to have a curiosity about going to your dr rather than a stern belief that “tonight’s the night!”

and my reasoning is entirely based on the concept of gripping vs flowing. when you grip, there’s resistance. you make it an all or nothing thing. but when you flow—it’s seamless. you aren’t clinging to a specific result and that’s where the magic happens.

so next time you plan to shift, don’t stress yourself out about not being motivated or excited enough because you’ve “failed” in the past. if you’ve had a few disappointing experiences, you’re valid in feeling a little apprehensive about this next one but know this: the past is the past and it doesn’t have to dictate your future. you don’t have to believe you’ll shift to do it and you also don’t have to hold onto past attempts like they’re your present.

just remember that sometimes, it’s the moments we least expect that bring us the best results.

Molly Prewett ㅤ‹𝟹