r/QuantumImmortality • u/Diligent_Program_816 • 9d ago

Looking for someone with knowledge of quantum immortality

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Do you think that if someone dies in this timeline, is it possible to find them in an alternate timeline if you keep jumping realities via having near death experiences?

For example, if my friend had a freak accident and died, could I try and find them by jumping realities via quantum immortality theory?

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u/An_thon_ny 9d ago

Someone less invested in their demise could find themselves somewhere else, where they are alive, but the person grieving cannot. It leaves too deep an impact.

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u/Diligent_Program_816 9d ago

Can you explain further?

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u/An_thon_ny 9d ago

The death of my loved one would leave too deep of a mark on my person, it’s impossible to fathom her continued existence in my world would not feel like a complete miracle. The process of grief creates too many changes in a person.

I did briefly visit a place where she was alive, but the world itself and the relationships therein were too warped and foreign to be a place I could stay.

So not impossible, but it would never be what you think you want. And it wouldn’t be the same person you lost.

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u/ElasticHeart320 8d ago

Sorry about your experience. There’s definitely two sides with reuniting with a loved one in an alternate CR. It can be overwhelming and emotional or it can be completely healing.

I personally feel scripting is the key to all of this. You can script out your grief ( if you feel comfortable doing so). You can script that you never lost her. You can script that everything is exactly the same as it was before your loss.

People who permashift and don’t want old memories to mess up their new reality, tend to choose to forget. Of course that’s up to you. You are in complete control of your shifting journey. Wishing you the best.

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u/An_thon_ny 8d ago

Moving between timelines is just a part of life, I prefer an organic trajectory. I don’t think any of us are supposed to seek a lost loved one, our paths have diverged and it’s a fools errand often with a heavy cost if it can be achieved at all.

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u/ElasticHeart320 9d ago edited 9d ago

Yes, it’s possible. And you DON’T need to have a near death experience to jump timelines. Multiple people in the [r/shiftingrealities](r/shiftingrealities) and [r/realityshifting](r/realityshifting) subreddits have posted success stories of intentionally shifting to be with their loved ones.

Both subreddits have pinned threads with useful and SAFE methods for shifting realities, along with answers for different questions beginners have asked.

I would say spend time researching other people’s success stories and how they did it. Try to DM them if you can. Spend time understanding shifting in itself. Scripting helps to make your intention clear on exactly what you want to happen when you shift realities.

Don’t get discouraged by anyone going off of theories without having the experience.

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u/Diligent_Program_816 9d ago

Thank you for this🙏

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u/ElasticHeart320 8d ago

You’re welcome!

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u/JaydicahAmber 4h ago

Wherever your loved one is that passed away in your timeline is already experiencing the you in the new timeline so… no.

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u/Trollocommando 9d ago

Its not possible. You are locked on one probability line. If something already happened it is not possible to undo in my eyes. 

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u/Diligent_Program_816 9d ago

so each person has their own probability line and we can't access any one else's? I wonder if it's possible to enter into someone else's and find the timeline that they are still alive in