I hit a snag with my shifting technique recently, which made me realize how important it is for all shifters to adjust their mindset. Instead of just daydreaming about what you plan to do, try to adopt the thoughts your Desired Reality self would naturally have.
Imagine shifting to a world where you can fly. Rather than merely wishing for it, picture the feeling of gratitude for having regained your ability to soar. It might be surprising to recall a time when flying seemed impossible. This change in perspective isn’t just about method movement; it’s about truly internalizing your new reality.
Have you experienced this shift? What thoughts helped solidify your new self?
totally agree w/ the mindset shift! i started talkin to myself as if i was already in my DR, like ‘wow, cant believe i used to struggle with [thing I’m great at now].’ it feels weird at first but rly helps get into that headspace. anyone else try this?
I totally get where you’re coming from with the mindset shift. It’s been a game-changer for me too. What really worked was creating a ‘memory bank’ of experiences from my DR. I’d close my eyes and vividly imagine specific moments, like the first time I used my powers or a meaningful conversation with a DR friend. I’d focus on the emotions, the sensory details, everything.
Then, throughout the day, I’d randomly recall these ‘memories’ as if they actually happened. Like, ‘Oh yeah, remember when I teleported to Paris for lunch last week?’ It felt weird at first, but it really helped rewire my brain to think like my DR self.
Another thing that helped was changing my vocabulary. Instead of saying ‘if I could fly,’ I’d say ‘when I fly.’ Small change, big impact. It’s all about convincing your subconscious that this is your reality. Anyone else try something similar?
I’ve found that embodying my DR self’s mindset is indeed crucial for successful shifting. One technique that’s worked wonders for me is keeping a ‘DR journal.’ Each day, I write entries as if I’m already living in my desired reality. This practice helps me internalize the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of my DR self.
For instance, when shifting to a reality where I’m a renowned artist, I write about gallery openings, creative breakthroughs, and conversations with fellow artists. This daily exercise trains my mind to naturally think from that perspective, making the shift feel more authentic and effortless.
It’s not just about visualizing the end goal, but about living and breathing your DR persona in your current reality. This approach has significantly improved my shifting experiences and made them more vivid and lasting.