Things to Know Beforehand

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Shifting is a delicate and time-consuming process. Oftentimes, you're going to feel frustrated because you might not be able to shift as fast or as easily as you'd like. Number one rule of shifting? DON'T GET FRUSTRATED!

I know, I know. It's super hard not to feel annoyed when you've been at it for like half an hour and you still can't shift, but I promise if you keep up your focus and attention, you'll be able to do it.

With that being said, the most important thing in shifting is attention and patience. You're going to either feel really weightless or incredibly heavy when you shift and you're going to want to move yourself or fidget, trust me, the feeling is strong. But please don't move because if you do, your attention is diverted and you've lost all the progress you've made.

So don't fidget. Don't move a muscle.

Second thing is that you're going to see flashes of bright light, sometimes they're colorful, and sometimes they're plain white depending on which method you choose. It's okay to see that! That only means that you're traveling through the quantum tunnel and you're getting closer to your destination. At this point, you might also experience dizziness. The intensity varies for different people, while some feel as if they're about to throw up from the dizziness, others feel only a calm circling. It honestly depends but either way, DO NOT OPEN YOUR EYES! OR FIDGET!

The last thing you'll experience right before shifting into the universe is hearing voices, you'll slowly lose hearing of everything happening in your current reality and you'll start to hear voices of things happening in your desired reality. I know you're gonna want to be excited, like you're finally there! But it is very important at this stage to keep your cool and maintain your composure as even the slightest change in your inner balance can mess up the whole process and you'll have to start all over again.

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