Shifting has made me realize how much I really want to live. I actually want to do so much. I want to know worlds and instruments and languages and people and careers. I want to experience everything over and over and over again
And after all, it's really possible
guys you can't be doing anything wrong because there isn't a right way to shift.
when I'm trying to focus but shifting exists
the coolest has just called me cool. i love YOU
thinking about my other hogwarts dr (i have a lot of them. đââïž) where i will spend the majority of my time in hogwarts and my 20s researching and experimenting different ways of time travel, simply to satiate my curiosities. i will be a historian for my own sake and i will not publish any of my findings (i probably would be put into azkaban, as time travel is against the law).
i want to be the person that figures out how to time travel with no additional accessories (e.g. a time turner). i want to know how the ancient egyptians/greeks/romans/chinese/turks did their magic. how did it tie into their religious beliefs? was there a muggle/witch separation (i assume the statue of secrecy is only for the UK)? what was the norm, did they categorize kinds of magic (light/dark etc.)? what was disallowed (like how blood magic is taboo in europeâs wizarding world)? did they strictly use wandless magic? did they have other means of channeling magic (artwork, dancing, singing, music, poetry/literature, etc.)? did they cast spells or was it less structured? did they have incantations or was it pure feeling?
i could script all of this just to have an idea, but i really want to just learn for myself idk. like there is learning from secondary sources and there is being the primary source yourself. idk the idea of being a time traveling witch . its so cool. IâM so cool. Wow
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Shifters:
what personally helped me in my shifting journey.
ÊÉ i learned that nothing is truly needed. it was always about want. if i didnât want to do something, i didnât do it. simple.
ÊÉ i formed my own opinions and beliefs. i would always follow what other people said about shifting and never really tried to think of what i personally believed.
ÊÉ i learned not to care about doubts or limited beliefsâ which is easier said than done. i think itâs so easy for me because i know doubts will not slow down my journey. i know i have the ability to shift whenever i want to, no matter what.
ÊÉ misinformation truly didnât matter to me anymore. even if you have been fed with misinformation, you can still shift either way. because there is no right or wrong way to shiftâ i think just clearing your mind and getting rid of that misinformation is more freeing instead of it being required.
ÊÉ i stopped looking for proof. i would always try to shift just because i wanted to prove it to people, but i realized i didnât need to prove anything to anyone. shifting is a personal journey, they can find proof themselves. i will prove it to myself instead
ÊÉ i stopped looking for the âkeyâ to shifting. every night i would open tumblr, looking for advice that would somehow make everything click. girl, everything already clicked. i know what i need, or WANT to know. and there is no key to shifting, why would there be a key if thereâs nothing to unlock?
ÊÉ i donât think of it as imagining, i think of it as remembering. those are my memories. they arenât just daydreams, that is already my life. i experienced that. i am always in my DR.
ÊÉ when youâre living your life in your DR, all it takes is a simple decision if you want to go back to your CR. âi want to go back,â and you will go back. i think of shifting to my DR the same way. itâs all a decisionâ and itâs instant.
thinking about the six months i will spend as a psychopomp as thanatosâ apprentice after percy is kidnapped by his godly aunt. i love pjo so much AAAAA
ăăăhow to banish resistance effectively , resistance is not some grand cosmic force, sadly, itâs a habit. so stop. hereâs how.
you are not your thoughts. they are not a mirror, not a diagnosis, not proof of failure. theyâre just noise. when your brain spits out, 'this isnât working,' donât argue, donât spiral, donât even take it seriously. let it sit there. watch it fade. because it will. so stop identifying with intrusive thoughts.Â
resistance only survives if you start negotiating with it. the second you start dissecting a doubt, youâre trapped in its logic. donât play along. when you get a thought like 'what if this isnât working?,' just let it sit there unanswered, like an awkward question in a conversation youâve already checked out of. give it nothing to work with.
resistance is only as powerful as the attention you give it. redirect your thoughts. immediately. to anything. every time doubt creeps in, think of something else. return to your assumption, your end goal, your desired reality. do it without hesitation. "but what if. ." no. "but i donât feel. . .," donât let resistance become the main thing. replace it, move on.
people act like doubt means something. it doesnât. itâs just a feeling. a chemical reaction in your brain that passes, like hunger, like tiredness, like any other mood. let it exist without letting it define anything. donât resist it, donât analyse it. just let it float by like a passing car outside your window. not your car, not your problem. make peace with discomfort.Â
assume your power. resistance is a relic of a mindset that no longer serves you. you donât have to fight it, you donât have to fix it. you just have to stop believing in it. act like someone who already has what they want, and let resistance dissolve into irrelevance. it was never real to begin with.
stop treating resistance like an enemy to be defeated. itâs not a force, itâs a habit. and habits break the moment you stop giving them power.
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AND WHAT OF THE LOVERS . . . Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â â± Â Â . hogwarts desired reality
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I. TOM MARVOLO RIDDLE
A curious little thing, Tom Riddle was the day he was bornâhis eyes, which had just blinked open, had latched its vision onto his mothers hand, and his tiny fingers and his tiny arm had reached up to touch, to see, to learn the love of his mother. This Tom Riddle is borne out of love, and is raised being loved. It makes all the difference. And yetâhe is still fascinated by death. Still, he wishes to know of a way to evade it. Still, it makes his skin crawl.
So, he will find a way. Tom Riddle comes to Hogwarts, the school of witchcraft and wizardry, with one goal. Learn enough and beyond to create a path for immortality. A little obsession for a curious little thing.
II. JUDITH WARD
One thing Judy Ward has always possessed is a curious mind. It is a family trait that gives way to another family traitâobsession with ones passion. She has been reading and observing and asking since she was shorter than her mothers office desk. Inquisitive child she was, and curious girl she isâshe has latched onto the past and the field of history. Why did it happen? Who did it happen to? Why is it important? How did it change things? Can the effects be seen even now? How did the people live? How were they similar to us? How have we changed from them? What can she learn from them?
But reading about it isnât enough. It does not satiate her. She needs to live it, to be the primary source, she has to see it, experience it, understand it whollyâso she will. And thus comes the single-minded ambition on traversing through time itself. Maybe figuring out independent time travel will satiate the need for innovation and exploration for this curious mind.
III. PARTNERS IN CRIME
Though surprisingly, not many crimes will be committed in this partnership. You see, these two bring out the best in each other. Albeit these two are intense personalities, their intensity seems to dwindle rather than sharpenâthey soften each others jagged corners, ease the tension in their eyes. Suppose its what happens when kindred spirits meet. He knows how to stop her impulsiveness and she knows how to ease his franticness.
Tom knew from the moment he saw her in the restricted section in their first year, saw her focused, widened eyes, the way she would whisper to herself that sounded more like hissing from the outside, and the book she had picked (Advanced transfiguration, Volume III: Threads of reality by Serafina Nott), and knew that she was like him. That she had that purpose to learn, to know, to understand whatever idea her young mind had found most interesting. He needed that singular seven second long insight into the way eleven-year-old Judith Ward chose to spend her afternoon to know that he wanted to be the one. The someone that wouldnât find him odd, that would maybe talk with him about something other than that stupid quidditch game, or the fucking weather, that he could exist with.
He got what he wanted. Judith Ward had others be friendly enough with her, but she never really got them. She never really got how they could be ambition-less (though when she looks back, she realizes that she and Tom were the only eleven-year-olds that had lifelong ambitions). She never really got why they didnât scurry to the library to get their hands on whatever new book Madam Moon had brought in. Tom Riddle was a blessing. She latched onto him like she latched onto historyâand Tom let her roots grow around him, let her plant him into her little garden of life, let her have him for the rest of their lives.
From that moment onwards, they have never walked alone. The curious little thing and the little historian, partners in crime and life.
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 yeah. i donât know if ANY of this makes sense. but we are soulmates and everything is great haha.
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