Pretty self explanatory… how does one go about living normally back in your OR after reality shifting?? It doesn’t make sense to me.. I haven’t done it YET, but I’ve always wondered how people continue to go about their days as if they didn’t just.. yk.. SHIFT
Like is it not as big of a deal for yall as it as for the people who have already done it?
I’ve been thinking about this for a while, but there’s so much differentiating information- how is someone supposed to detach from their results, the affirmations, everything and ALSO work on limiting beliefs, affirm, etc?
Does it not ACTUALLY matter if you PERSONALLY work on any of it as long as you are detached completely? I heard a sub maker say the best way is to listen to the subs while you sleep and forget about them during the day, but everyone also says to constantly try to fix limiting beliefs and stuff. I don’t know if this makes sense but my question is just which is ACTUALLY important: detaching or thinking about it?
I really want to perma-shift. I have a picture for a perfect life out there made for me and I want it but it’s so hard not feeling like I’m leaving my family behind in my OR even though I know they also are going to be there-
My dad has told me that doing psychedelics has made him Astro project and see multiple versions of himself which is awesome and definitely reaffirmed my belief in shifting (I tried back in 2019 for about two years but I kinda gave up when I only got some signs but couldn’t push through completely) and now my biggest limit is just FOMO and feeling like im abandoning everyone-
I guess my real question is did/does anyone else experience the FOMO and how did you push through it?
About a month ago I had a concussion due to a seizure (the seizures are also new) and ever since then I’ve been walking weird, having bad focus issues, having weird new speech patterns and have just been noticeably different but I didn’t think it was much.
I saw a neurologist today, and he did some basic tests on me but was super quick with them and the tests confused me. Like he would quickly change from test to test, he made me point at which hand he was wiggling his finger at and made me walk and after he saw how I reacted he immediately helped me start walking around his office and offered step stools for me when I got on and off the exam table.
After the test he wrote notes for the rest of the time and then ordered an EEG, muscle test, MRI, and memory test to be done. Is this normal procedure or does this mean I have reason to be concerned. Do all neurologists usually ask for these tests even if they have no reason to be concerned? Sorry if this sounds dumb, I’m just curious and I can’t remember much of the time I spent waiting