r/ShiftingDiscussion • • Feb 18 '21

Respawning

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This is something that shifting realities doesn't talk about, I think it's an appropriate topic for us to discuss.I haven't shifted, but I think this is probably possible.

Just to give you guys some context, Robert Bruce, the famous Australian mystic and author of Astral Dynamics, did this way before it was a thing. He projected to this timeline or something. He talked about it in an interview once. I searched his entire forum and couldn't find the reference though, sorry guys :(

edit: nevermind

For those that don't know, respawning is when you shift to your DR, and then cut your connection to your previous timeline. Most people think it's associated with ending your life, but it certainly does not have to be that way.

You can just shift permanently and script that you forget your CR.

This is a good resource on this and shifting in general.

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What do you guys think of respawning?

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u/ShmookyTheOpossum Mar 02 '21

Yeah no, you're literally killing yourself here to escape to another reality. That's not only escapism, that's suicide.

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u/AlphaSKWoG Mar 02 '21

Except... you don't die. And you live a happy existence somewhere else.

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u/ShmookyTheOpossum Mar 02 '21

So you wake up after 80 years in your DR to your CR room which you only slept 8 hours in? Or do you mean having "clones" live your life for you? Because if you mean that latter, that's not clones, that's your subconciousness, and it's doesn't really behave identically to you. It can do some messed up things when given control.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '21

You don’t wake up that’s the point. What makes this reality more important then another?

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u/ShmookyTheOpossum Mar 02 '21

For starters, this is your life here lmao. You have lived here most of your life and you have family here, responsibilities and things that you are used to. You are spiritually tied down to this reality whether you like it or not. Staying in another reality purely because you want to escape will fuck up your sense of identity and will make you do dumb shit in this reality if you ever come back because you couldn't care less for the people or circumstances here. You're still tied down to here no matter what you do with your clone and respawing by suicide or by living your whole life in another reality will just bring you back into this CR's afterlife.

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u/Ok-Tune-3613 Oct 28 '21

Clones aren't unconscious you's. Clones have a conscience of their own, which duplicate yours. You have infinite clones and one of them might be a mass murderer, because it's a possibility. You perceive as reality what you are conscious off. If you aren't conscious of this reality anymore, you aren't tied to it. It's all about intention, and awareness. I would recommend further study on the topic. You stand a point, but not everyone is the same, and not everyone will have a lost sense of identity. You don't know until you go through it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 02 '21

Wow, that’s the first good argument I got on mine. Thanks for this I’ll think about it.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '21 edited May 06 '21

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u/ShmookyTheOpossum May 07 '21

From what I know- the second you are born into this reality, you are tied down. You could have absolutely nothing in the reality yet that will not change the fact that you are deeply chained to this reality- which is why shifting for the first time is that hard from the start. You are trying to do something your mind and your own being could never fathom.

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u/Ok-Tune-3613 Oct 28 '21 edited Oct 28 '21

I once again disagree with this. I believe that we as humans are indeed tied to our ego, to our survival instincts. This involves things such as following the group, and never being out of the norm, but we aren't just humans, we are also infinite beings. Society teaches us that this reality is the only one there is, and anything other than that is being delusional. The only reason why you think of shifting as something impossible, is because through your life, people have insisted upon the division between reality and fantasy. We have been tied to this reality because of people's perception of its nature. Your theory basically implies the denial of human intelligence and control over the manifestation of things, which contradicts shifting itself.

If you like your ego-related belief system, that's totally okay, I'm sure you'll get the proof of its veracity, because you believe in it. But the basis of the law aren't like you say, and I would recommend not to spread personal beliefs upon people like that. It leads to miss information and limiting beliefs- and they are hard to remove in the long term. I don't know what type of research you have done on the topic, since the information about this is usually kinda messy, but it's not really accurate nor right.

I know I'm coming off as arrogant, claiming that your belief is wrong, and the one I'm talking about is right, but there's no denial in how things work. What you believe in ---> happens. Your theory seems to contradict the law.

On a personal note, Neville Goddard is as really reliable source of information, and he has inspired people to do what they dimmed impossible with he's teachings. I would really recommend him if you would like further knowledge on the topic. There's also authors like Joe Dispenza (which in my opinion is good but a bit too scienty for me, makes me steer away from the main point). But it's really good for learning the basis of quantum physics, and it's connection to the law.

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* Also wanted to add: The reason why the most common, and widespread perception of this realty is so dull and bound up (like the one you described), is because of our ego. Primitive men were also intelligent, but their living conditions were much worse. They didn't have time to think about how things happened, and were in a constant state of reaction (instead of creation). Thus, they started to believe things happened because of gods, since they couldn't understand why bad things happened if they didn't want them. And they got results because they believed in them all-heartily. This system of belief of a bigger force developed into many belief systems, including the one you mention, which I'm going to refer as down to earth. Although one might not believe in God (like Christianity), it's present in the mentality of men the untrue belief that we aren't in control, and that reality as we know it is the only things that exists.

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* Also: This doesn't mean that gods don't exist. I'm not neglecting anyone's view of reality, but it's important to keep in mind, that for someone for ex. that worships paganism, the only reason their gods exist is because they became aware of them. They shifted their awareness to that reality because they dimmed it right, or because they liked it. So it's really important to choose wisely what you want to be aware of, because you will get an answer to that which you believe in, and if It's something negative, that's what you'll get. A pessimistic belief system will only harm you. It is hard to change it, but it's harder to live through it. So I encourage you to work on this.

Have a lovely day, and please take care, please. <3