Hello! This is Cynthia Sue Larson with reality shifters dot com and today I'm talking about
tips for changing the past.
The idea here it is that we live in many
possible worlds.
So if you think about the idea that there could be parallel universes alongside us
in all directions as far as the
imagination can go...
and you also consider the fact that
time is symmetrical, so we are able to influence both the past and the future.
Then if you think about time
as it should be thought of, according to Einstein, against
it's really space-time.
and so we want to be contemplating
this idea of a fabric that you can move in different directions on like you would
move on a map
or move your car across a
road to another destination.
You should be able theoretically to go forward and backward through space-time
just as easily as you would
travel anywhere else
geographically through the three dimensions of space. into space
So putting these ideas together of many possible realities
with lots of them adjacent to ours...
and we can get to them through our consciousness...
through our mindset...
that's pretty much what you need for your
space-time travel apparatus.
And what you are doing when you change the past is you are actually jumping--
quantum jumping--well, to another timeline.
And when you do that,
you've effectively not only changed your past
or the past as you knew it, but you're also moving to another reality entirely.
Let me give you an example of what I'm talking about.
In my book, "Reality Shifts:
When Consciousness Changes the Physical World"--here is a
copy of it in paperback--
I've got a story in here about a time that I was living
just across the street from where I used to live, and
my roomate--my old roommate--had had a cat that I'd lived with for many years
and grown to know and love.
His name was Ashes.
Here's a picture of him in the book.
He's curled up
sleeping here.
What I want to tell you about is that this cat cap
had been
hit by a car.
And my roommate had told me that he had passed away, and I wouldn't see Ashes
again.
I was devastated.
And my husband at the time was also
quite bereft.
So we were feeling very sad about this, and I'd wished that I'd
at least been able to
have more time with Ashes,
because it seemed like he was just taken away too soon. thin
and I didn't give it any more thought.
What happened subsequently was really shocking to me.
I was living just across the street from where I used to live, and
there, in the backyard one day, I saw Ashes.
And he was alive and well, looking a little bit like he hadn't been grooming himself
too well, but he was totally
the same cat--there's no mistaking him--and he came when I called him.
And
I was flabbergasted because I realized at that moment something amazing had
happened and I
had that kind of flash that many of us have-- mishaps
that feeling that something is not quite the way
we think it should be, or the way we thought it was.
In this case,
I remembered, "Wait a minute.
I'm pretty sure that
my roommate, Kathryn, told me that
Ashes had been hit by a car.
And so I mention this to my husband, and
he thought about it, and then he realized, "Yeah, that's true!"
so we were left with a situation of no explanation.
Something up for the X-Files!
I've known a lot of those experiences over the years so I started actively
looking for other people that have experienced
reality shifts.
That's what this book is full of stories of.
But the reason I'm mentioning this story is because
when you recognize that you want to change something in the past, and I've had
several people just this last month write to me asking, "How can I change my past?
Because I've been through something horrible.
And I wish it wasn't that way." Either I've lost a loved one--someone very close and
dear to me--
or somebody in my life did something that they really shouldn't have done,
and I'd love to
just let them know or change something. though
So that my fiancé wouldn't have cheated on me
or a dear
family member wouldn't have passed away
before their time for
very unfortunate series of events.
So anyway,
getting back on track. The way that we can move
reality around and see
the kind of changes to our path
when you think about the fact that you are in this realm of many, many worlds,
and you can actually move consciousness to affect the entire time-space fabric
some people talk about
time-space threads, but it's really more like fabric. like fabric
So if you are moving from one entire reality to another...
and yeah, we're looking at string theory is that possible...
the Theory of Everything, of course.
But when you have enough strings, you've got fabric, and when you've got fabric you've got
a universe, and that's
really what we're looking at here.
Which is many, many, many
universes--a multiverse if you will.
So to move between these,
I'm going to use another analogy to
let you know how it's possible to change your reality.
And the thing that I like to think about is
driving a stick shift car.
For those of you who drive automatic
transmission cars, you might not be familiar with it, but
basically just follow along.
You've got one foot on the gas pedal
and when you want to change from first gear to second gear,
for example,
the driver needs to move their foot from the gas pedal to the clutch.
What the clutch does is amazing. It allows the gears to disengage.
And then the driver shifts the gear, and
puts the foot
from the clutch back onto the gas pedal.
So how does this relate to reality shifting? Here's how.
When we look at matter as being either
something physical that you can actually touch and hold like a book, or
something energetic, and you recognize that we actually have both in
everything,
and you know something is amazing about this.
And the way to change realities
is to move into the energy mode. We do it
by disengaging from one reality and
reengaging with another.
So it's really like the clutch pedal.
And I liken that to a sense of
getting to a place of acceptance. You may wonder, "Why acceptance?"
Acceptance is just that place where you are not
emotionally entangled with anything.
I really is the closest
feeling to being
in a state of
above it all, and
open to anything.
Open to that oneness experience.
And oneness is where you get beyond that sense of being in space and time
and stuck in one place. So
the goal, then,
that we would like to pursue, is to get to a mindfulness state of oneness
and acceptance.
I've got a meditation CD that
I find helpful for myself
and a lot of other people love it, too. It's Aura Heailng Meditations.
That's me
on the cover of the CD
and just engaging in meditation in nature, which is where I love to be
when I feel most connected to oneness.
For each of you
you can actually
look into
your own best practice for meditation and combine
some process that you like to
feel relaxed with
and get into that state of acceptance with.
So it could be as simple as washing the dishes, going on a walk...
and if you go to my blog post, you can see a link
to an article on how to choose the best meditation for you.
This is basically the entire key.
Once you get to that state of oneness
then you're able
to disengage
from the reality
that might seem so oppressive or difficult in some way
and emotionally relax
so that you are energetically open
to moving to an adjacent reality.
So until next time,
keep asking, "How good can it get?" This is Cynthia Sue Larson with
RealityShifters.com