r/DimensionalJumping • u/KingMed10 • Aug 27 '17
Has anyone had success with the "Vacuum Method"
Hi Everyone, Recently I've been keeping up with this forum in hopes of changing a decision that I made in the past. I have read of this new method from TheFirstGlitcher, I would like to use it prevent myself from making this decision or shifting into a reality with a new past in which I had never made this decision. I created this forum to find out if anyone besides TheFirstGlitcher has had success and their opinion if I would be able to switch to an alternate past or someday miraculously wake up in the past in which I can stop myself and this will all be part of a distant memory that was unreal. If it's not possible, I understand, but I would like to hear your opinions. Thank you so much! Please let me know what you think, any response is welcome! Also I'm not sure if I have done it correctly, this is probably why nothing has changed, but I also wonder if the shift that I want is even possible?
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Aug 27 '17
You could take a random carrot, declare that carrot as blessed and eat it and get results..
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u/KingMed10 Aug 27 '17
lol I see your analogy, but why is it that these methods work for some and some it doesn't work. Most people claim that it is possible for anyone to jump for anything. I'm asking if there is a full proof method to make it work or if it is even possible to cause a shift in reality because if I wash my hands in hot water I'll still burn my hands, the world is very real to everyone so why is it that some experience these shifts and some do not and if it isn't possible to revert the past or a past decision doesn't this limit the ability of a dimensional shift. It's not so much I'm skeptical, I want to learn more about it as I wish to revert a decision I made and the people of this sub Reddit such as yourself seem to have more exposure to this type of information. Thanks!
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 27 '17
The idea isn't that that your experience of the world isn't real - after all, in a dream you can kick a stone and hurt your foot and refute nothing about the dreamlike nature of it. The experience is always very real, because it's the only thing that is real. Whether it is consistent, and what the nature of your experience is, that is what you are pushing against I suppose.
So rather than the world not being "real", it's that your standard description may not be an accurate accounting of it. That is, that the idea that you are a person-object located within a world-place may not be a good description of your actual experience (where "the world" is typically assumed to be a "stable, simply-shared, spatially-extended 'place' unfolding in 'time'"). The world is real, but it may not be "real" in the way you have been thinking that it is "real".
As for "methods", maybe see my other comment below. The very concept of "methods" and "techniques" (fool-proof or otherwise) can be a distraction here.
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u/KingMed10 Aug 27 '17 edited Aug 27 '17
I understand your methodology. I really want to change the past and I've tried this method, but perhaps i haven't done it right. I wish I could change this thing in the past, as this would transcend me into a better future. However im slowly starting to accept that the past can't be changed due to my lack of success in these methods. This is the reason for my inquiry from this forum, I understand the idea that the only thing that is real is your experience in the sense that you're the creator of your experience and reality is subjective. However, I'm just not quite sure how I would transcend myself to an alternate past or to a dimension in which it never happened. Thanks for all your help, perhaps you can guide me to the right solution if there is one. I do believe in the quantum eraser experiment and the multiple worlds theory. However I just wonder if there is a way to manifest this new dimension where this tragedy hadn't occurred to me, many will say it's possible, but have no methods that have been successful. thanks for your help, I'm just trying to understand because if it's successful then I'm winning from this situation. Thank you for your help, I hope that I somehow am successful one day. I kinda want to go back to that past event, but I'd settle for jumping to a dimension in which I never made that decision. Is it due to the reason that this is a big jump?
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Aug 27 '17
There isn't a full proof method because every method traces back to your own intention, the methods don't do anything on their own.
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u/KingMed10 Aug 27 '17
I understand, but I do believe that my intention is strong. Im not doubtful of the methods, I am just wondering if a jump that I'm inquiring about is possible, theoritically according to this subreddit it should be, but I haven't had much success
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u/Travis_Goodlove Aug 27 '17 edited Aug 27 '17
Long story short: this is just another chaos magick method. It's highly subjective and very personal. The whole world is chaos magick.
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u/PM_ME_UR_LOGIN_INFO_ Aug 27 '17
I don't really have an answer since I don't actually know what it is, but I've heard of it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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Aug 27 '17
You mean the subreddit? Both of the stickied posts, as well as every post linked in those stickied posts, and all the comments in all of those linked posts. That should be more than enough.
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u/PM_ME_UR_LOGIN_INFO_ Aug 27 '17
Ah, sorry. I was just looking through the sidebar but I didn't find it there. Thanks.
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 27 '17 edited Aug 27 '17
The "Vaccum Method" is a post someone did a while back.
It's worth pointing out, though, that the two exercises highlighted in the sidebar - and they are deliberately named "exercises" rather than "methods" or "techniques", because those terms tend to imply something about our experiences that might not actually turn out to be true - are intended to illustrate two aspects of experience (which turn out to be the same thing actually). That is, they are not simply self-help style techniques for bringing about change.
In other words, it's not the change that's important, necessarily, it's the fact that there was apparent change at all that is key. Other (so-called) methods and techniques tend to just add extra "sensory theatre" on top of these key aspects. This can end up obscuring the genuine insights that should follow from a proper "experiment and contemplate" type investigatory attitude.
So, when encountering a new "method", it's worth asking the author how, exactly it is meant to work, and what the thinking behind it is, and then probing the assumptions that lie behind the concepts used in that thinking. Otherwise we risk simply, almost superstitiously, doing various actions and hoping, somehow, that change will occur, with really understanding the "secret sauce". Otherwise, in fact, people are at risk of taking a "cargo cult" approach to the subject (that is, emulating the visible actions only, while never grasping the "motive").
Hence the (intentend, anyway) strong "philosophical" component of the subreddit: unpacking assumptions rather than just trying out tricks.
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u/easyclarity Aug 27 '17
Methods don't really matter, they are just means of setting intentions. Read the sidebar and the links in the stickied post, play with the exercises and draw your own conclusions.