Every Planet I'm On I'mma Do What I Want

Learning how to be more familiar with shifting

and how and why do people constantly shift on accident while people who go up and beyond are usually not as successful?

I seen posts from people frustrated or even ready to give up on shifting. They’ve tried every method, affirmation, or technique, yet nothing seems to work. At the same time, they see others sharing stories about shifting on accident, and it makes them wonder “What’s wrong with me? Why can’t I shift when I’m putting in so much effort?”

First of all, there’s nothing wrong with you. Shifting is a deeply personal experience, and everyone’s journey is different.

SO WHY DO PEOPLE SHIFT ON ACCIDENT?

(my opinion)

Most people who shift accidentally are able to let go naturally, without even realizing it. Letting go, in simple terms, means completely forgetting about the act of shifting itself.

Think about it this way: when you’re doing a method or affirming, you’re reminding yourself that you’re still in your CR. Even if you’re saying, “I’m shifting,” you’re acknowledging that there’s a process happening and that you’re waiting for the shift to occur. This creates a sense of separation between you and your DR. It’s like saying, “I’m almost there,” rather than, “I’m already there.”

What often happens with people who shift on accident, they immerse themselves in their DR, they stop perceiving a “process” of shifting—they just exist in that reality.

HOW TO BECOME MORE NATURAL WITH LETTING SHIFTING GO?

First thing we need to learn even tho this is really common evidence:

Methods are tools, not rules.

Trust Yourself: The more you believe you can shift, the less you’ll feel the need to control every part of the process.

What immersing yourself in your DR is?

Anything you want, no limits. Scenarios, going through a day in your DR, thinking about your s/o, thinking about your studies, your job, making outfits, thinking about dates with your s/o, hang outs with your friend group, texting, praising people in your DR, doing your make up in your DR.

Of course you can just think about your DR if you are not good with imagination.

The biggest takeaway here is that shifting isn’t about trying—it’s about being. When you let go of the idea of shifting as something you have to “achieve” and simply allow yourself to exist in your DR.

So don’t be discouraged if you’re struggling. Take a step back, relax, and allow yourself to enjoy the journey without putting so much pressure on yourself. You’re closer than you think.

Take control of your life and become master shifter, challenge go!

Isnt “star seed” and “star child” like an ableist way to deny someone is neurodivergent? I remember hearing a lot of autistic people and people with adhd say something along those lines

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So this is a good question to ask since I don't want anyone to take my post a wrong way. I'm writing this from my knowledge and what I found so far:)

What are star children: star children are people who are spiritual gifted and more sensitive/connected to spiritual world

So the star children at the start when they were called indigo children was not referring to people who are neurodivergent; however the "symptoms" (not really the right words) or signs of being a star child slightly aligned with symptoms of being neurodivergent because the approach to what a star child is, actually was incorrect.

From my research I found that because of those aligned "symptoms" between star children and neurodivergent children, that the children who are autistic/ADHD were neglected or that their needs were ignored because adults around them would put this label on them being a star child when in reality they were neurodivergent.

It created a bit of stigma around the whole star child thing.

I'm myself for very long time had done big research on autism since I have for years very big suspicious that I have it but I can't be diagnosed now so it still just a question thing. (I'm not self diagnosed since I want to get tested when I'm 18)

The term star child was not meant to be ableist or bring any harm to those children since it was never practically aimed at neurodivergent children (I didn't find any proof that it was made as a ablest term or to invalided people but sorry maybe if I missed something?) but a lot of people took it the wrong way and it caused harm.

When I used the term it because for me the sings of being a star child are mostly spiritual and not releted to being neurodivergent so I didn't want to make it offensive to anyone nor did I know at the time the connection that the word had with neurodivergent people. It very understandable that some people don't like term because of what effected it had on some people but for me being a star child is being very spiritually connected naturally and not actually symptoms of being neurodivergent.

(Or pretty much any physical symptoms since I think it more like having a gift of being more spiritually connected and not it actually having as much of a physical symptom)

Sorry if I offended anyone since I didn't have the indent but I wanted to clear this up a bit:)

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I have 99 problems and shifting fixes all of them

Beauty in drs

I never really seen anybody like ever talk about this in shifting community but who have scripted those beauty videos for their drs or stuff like “I’m the most beautiful person in the world”. How did that end up and how was it to experience because you are basically unreal pretty, like it has to have some side affects and I’m curious asf. And I know the most simple answer to this would be pretty privilege but yk I’m still curious about people’s experiences

Wdym I escape school here to go fight the war in other reality AND go to school as well?

me realising that I manifested my dr self mindset and energy in this reality

I'm bored of this reality

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ּ ֶָ֢. Name: Alisa Stella Graves

ּ ֶָ֢.Age: 15 year old

ּ ֶָ֢.DR: Harry Potter

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