#ariaisyapping

Nothing really matters. In a way, nothing really matters, but at the same time, everything does. The awareness that comes from having infinite lives and infinite characters makes everything in this reality lose its overwhelming importance. But that doesn’t mean ignoring this reality. On the contrary, when you realize nothing matters that much, even the smallest things start to matter more. Little moments and everything in this reality, or any other, gain their own kind of meaning.

I know nothing, but everything. Before proving shifting to myself, I thought I knew everything. It turns out the only thing I truly knew was that I knew nothing. But at the same time, I also have access to all the answers. I know this sounds strange, but that’s honestly how it feels. I don’t claim to know anything anymore. I’m constantly learning, and at the same time I’m reminding myself of the knowledge that already exists within me. I’m both the student and the teacher.

I stopped judging people and situations. I no longer judge why someone did something, why they didn’t, why they treated me a certain way, or why they didn’t. Instead, I ask myself what kind of awareness I can gain from that person or situation. I believe everyone has their own reasons for acting the way they do. And sometimes the mistakes people make simply help them find their own truths. Not everyone is aware yet, and that’s okay.

I don’t constantly try to shift anymore. Before, I used to wonder why shifters wouldn’t shift all the time if they could. But after experiencing it myself, I think I became a bit more relaxed about it. Sometimes I just get carried away by the flow of this reality. There’s this calm feeling of “Yes, it’s real, and shifting isn’t going anywhere. I can go to any reality whenever I want.”

I live this reality fully. Before, I used to feel like there was no way out. Everything felt difficult, and even the smallest demotivation could ruin my whole life. Now when I face problems here, they feel much smaller. I still try to be the best version of myself here. I know I can leave at any moment, but if I do leave, it feels like I should give this reality the best goodbye possible. I enjoy my life here and all the moments where I get to feel human. Sometimes I even forget about shifting for a while and just live. I play this life according to its own rules.

I know I have plenty of time. I don’t rush anything anymore. Did I fail? That’s okay, because I have infinite time. Being aware of that infinite time makes me feel like I don’t need to hurry anything. I can do it today, tomorrow or just someday.

Everything happens for a reason. I truly believe that the people we meet and the situations we experience shape us into who we are now. In a way, all of those experiences helped us find shifting, or even more than that, helped us realize that we are pure consciousness. Because of that, I’ve learned to accept everything, both the good and the bad, while knowing that I can still change things if I want to. Instead of treating your mistakes purely as mistakes, it’s better to approach them as part of your personal growth.

People can change. We’re often taught that people never change, that whoever someone is as a child is who they will always be. But the difference between the Aria from a year ago and the Aria today is enormous. People can change, even completely. But what matters is how aware they are and how open they are to change. The experiences someone goes through can completely transform their perspective.

Everyone is right, and no one is wrong. There is no right or wrong. I’ve started respecting everyone’s beliefs and perspectives. Because whatever you perceive is your reality. Someone not believing in shifting doesn’t change the fact that it’s real for me. At the same time, for someone who hasn’t experienced it, that doesn’t automatically make it real for them either. Whatever you perceive, whatever you observe, becomes your reality. Reality is not objective; it’s subjective and flexible. Everyone has their own truth. What might be wrong for someone else could be right for me. That’s why I don’t say “your belief is wrong and mine is right.” I believe that whatever a person truly believes in becomes real for them. Because of this, empathy and respect have become natural for me.

Shifting didn’t just teach me how to go to other universes. It also taught me how to find who I am. It taught me how to live as a human, how to play by the rules of this reality, and at the same time how to recognize the infinite nature of consciousness.

When I first started this blog, I never thought I would change this much. But I wanted to prepare my 100th post this way.

Be proud of yourself for the person you are right now.

As for the background of this thought process, I used to believe in the Multiverse Theory. I’ll try to present all the arguments here. However, during my shifting journey, I started remembering old dreams again, not just dreams from a few days ago, but random dreams I had years ago. That made me question something:

What if shifting isn’t about the multiverse at all, but something happening inside my own mind?

And then I realized something else.

What if they’re not actually different things? What if they’re the same thing?

I know that might sound strange, but let me explain.

After all, what we perceive is our own reality, right? Whatever you believe in becomes your truth and your reality. But from my perspective, I want to talk about how these two theories might actually support each other.

According to the Consciousness Theory, everything happens within the mind. Your perspective changes your reality, you’re not really “going” anywhere.

But have you ever thought about the possibility that your Consciousness isn’t inside your body but your body is actually inside your consciousness?

If that were the case, then shifting could theoretically be understood as a process that happens within consciousness, where you begin perceiving a different reality.

Now imagine consciousness not as something trapped inside the body, but as a structure surrounding the body. Wouldn’t that make it an energy that contains all realities? And wouldn’t you simply perceive whichever reality you tune your frequency to?

I know this sounds confusing, so let me explain with an analogy.

If the Multiverse is a library, then Consciousness is the reader of the books. Without you, those books wouldn’t really exist in a meaningful way. The purpose of the books is to be read by you.

So yes, in a sense everything happens inside your mind. But “inside your mind” doesn’t necessarily mean inside your brain in this physical reality. Your consciousness isn’t located in your brain. In a way, your body exists inside your consciousness. And as pure consciousness, you project reality almost like a projection. That’s why reality can bend and change.

The main questions that started all of this for me were:

Why are shifting/astral projection/void easier to access in that moment between sleep and wakefulness? Is it really just a mental state?

And another question:

If dreams become clearer during the shifting process, could it simply be a result of brain chemistry? Could shifting actually just be an ultra-realistic dream?

I know the structure of this discussion might feel a bit messy, but I hope it still makes sense.

In a way, this also explains why we sometimes start remembering dreams again or why dreams become clearer during the shifting process. Because dreams also happen on a level of consciousness.

So let’s try to answer these questions.

1. Why are shifting/astral projection/void easier between sleep and wakefulness?

You’ve probably heard that when we fall asleep, the brain sometimes interprets the body as if it’s dying, which is why we suddenly jolt awake. The line between sleep and wakefulness is a moment when the body essentially shuts down its reactions to external stimuli. In other words, it’s a moment where you become vulnerable to internal input.

But at the same time, it’s also a moment where you can recognize yourself as pure consciousness.

Meditation is actually a similar process. It’s a way of understanding that pure consciousness state. Whenever you become less reactive to external stimuli, you start embodying that state of pure awareness.

Is it possible to shift at any moment? Of course.

But is it easier between sleep and wakefulness for some people? (like me) Yes.

2. If dreams become clearer during the shifting process, could shifting just be a very realistic dream?

This argument becomes weaker when we consider people who can shift without being asleep, and people who return to completely random moments in this reality after shifting, not just to the moment they fell asleep.

Also, if another reality can be experienced as vividly as this one, then maybe the mechanism behind it is far more complex than something happening purely inside the brain.

If the mind were capable of generating something that realistic, then wouldn’t this reality also be just a dream?

(I’m using the concept of “dream” here only as a way to explain the phenomenon more clearly. I’m fully aware that shifting is not simply a dream.)

You may have also heard theories saying that dreams could be glimpses of our lives in parallel universes. No matter how strange that sounds, it’s actually an interesting argument.

Maybe the reason why shifters experience clearer dreams or start controlling them is connected to this idea. (And yes, lucid dreaming and shifting are completely different things.)

If a person becomes aware that they are pure consciousness, unconscious experiences can start becoming conscious experiences. And once someone learns to control their consciousness, they can begin experiencing different states of awareness.

You could imagine it like this:

Physical body / brain → layer of pure consciousness → within that layer: clearer dreams and lucid dreams → and finally the person fully realizing the state of pure consciousness beyond the physical body.

So in a way, the people who say “everything happens in your mind” are not entirely wrong.

Now let’s return to the Multiverse Theory.

These concepts already support each other. Even if you look at it only from the perspective of this reality and this body, the fact that your mind can generate something that feels completely real suggests that what you are experiencing might not be something created from nothing, but something that already exists.

According to the view I personally believe in, you’re not creating something out of nothing, you’re tuning into something that already exists.

Why does the Multiverse Theory support the Consciousness Theory?

This part is more based on my personal experiences.

When I experienced astral projection, I became convinced that it wasn’t something happening only inside my mind. Because I was an observer. I could see my own body, I could see the environment, and I could see it from angles I had never seen before.

When I shifted through astral projection, I even experienced a moment that felt like moving between dimensions. And returning didn’t feel like suddenly waking up from a dream.

There are also people who gain information during astral experiences through observation, things that later turn out to be accurate. (I can’t go into too much detail about this part for personal reasons.)

For example, person A and person B might talk or do something somewhere, and someone observing through astral projection later describes it accurately. That goes beyond something happening purely inside the mind.

There’s also the pattern of symptoms I experienced before astral projection, which made me think about something else: sometimes the mind simply fills in empty spaces.

When you’re between sleep and wakefulness, your brain stops receiving external stimuli and turns inward. Because you’ve always believed your consciousness is inside your body, not that your body is inside your consciousness, this unfamiliar state can feel frightening. But it’s simply the mind adjusting to a different kind of perception.

The symptoms we experience might be similar to interference while tuning a radio frequency. Until the frequency is perfectly aligned, you hear static.

Shifters also sometimes return to completely random moments after shifting, not just the moment they fell asleep.

All of these experiences and observations support the Multiverse Theory while also allowing the Consciousness Theory to act as a complementary explanation rather than a contradictory one.

In other words, the multiverse exists, but our perception of it happens through consciousness. When you shift your awareness to another frequency, you become aware of another reality within that field of consciousness.

If we stop seeing the multiverse as just “physical worlds somewhere out there” and instead view it as layers of consciousness, everything starts to make more sense.

Other universes exist and are real, but they are also shaped by perception. Reality behaves almost like a projection. We are pure consciousness, and parallel universes can be understood as reflections within that consciousness.

If consciousness is an energy field containing everything, then the multiverse could simply be the different rooms of possibility within that field. When we move from one room to another, the universe itself doesn’t change, only our coordinates within that infinite energy field change.

So the multiverse isn’t necessarily distant galaxies somewhere out there. It’s an infinite set of overlapping frequency layers that consciousness can access.

To summarize:

Does the Multiverse Theory exist? Yes.

Are parallel universes real? Yes.

Does the Consciousness Theory support it? Also yes.

Does everything technically happen within consciousness? Partially.

Is this reality our original reality? Probably not.

These are entirely my personal thoughts and arguments. You’re free to accept the parts that make sense to you and question the parts that don’t. I’m open to respectful discussions because I believe reality takes shape based on how we perceive it.

But in the end, I think most teachings and theories eventually point to the same place.

And that’s why finding your own answers might be the most valuable part of all.

Thank you for reading!