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RealityShifters | Your Stories 184
Your RealityShifter Stories Page 184
The hundreds of first-hand accounts of reality shifts (aka:
mind-matter interaction MMI, quantum jumping, glitches in the Matrix) on
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Physical World, and Quantum Jumps: An Extraordinary Science of
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Doctors Office Moves: Another Parallel
World
Gary
Farmington, New Mexico, USA
Over a year ago, I drove my sister's mother-in-law to the
doctor's office up on Thirtieth Street in a medical office complex. This
doctor's office is in the last suite on the east end of the complex:
Urology. We went up to the door entrance and found that it was locked, and
the suite was void of furniture and people--it was virtually empty. It
turns out his office had moved to another suite in the complex. Well, today
I had an appointment at his office, so I naturally went to the suite at the
end. I was with a friend, and I said, “Oh, remember they moved
their office to another suite.” My friend replied,
“Yes.” So we went up to the door, and made our way to
the suite on the east end where it had always been before. Well it was open
was like they never moved. Yup; another parallel world.
Note from Cynthia: Thanks so much for sharing this experience of
visiting a doctor's office that moved--and moved back--as if it had never
moved at all! While it's possible that an office might move down to another
part of the complex for a while in order that repairs could be made, it
doesn't sound like this is what happened--especially since you'd surely
have then noticed that of course some remodelling had been done. But when
everything is just the same as it used to be, despite having for a short
time having been completely relocated to another wing--now that definitely
does sound like a reality shift!
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Doctors Office Moves: Another Parallel
World
Gary
Farmington, New Mexico, USA
About a month ago. I was looking for my keys to my vehicle.
Than found them on the coffee table put them in my pocket was gathering
things for the day my person that I take care of who's name is John saw me
get them. We were about to leave. I reached in my pocket for my keys. Than
I could not find them. I emptied both pockets. Than looked in the bathroom.
The kitchen the living room. Nothing in my hands. John said you had them.
As I decided to sit down a moment right in front of both of our very eyes.
Appeared the keys in my left hand. We both were surprised me holding up the
h lets to my vehicle. The Explorer. I said to John did you see that ! John
said, yes ! Went on talking about it for some time. So theirs another
reality shift. A blink as it were the teleportation effect.
Note from Cynthia: Thanks so much for writing, and sharing this
recent experience with your keys. How absolutely amazing for both you and
John to witness your keys appear in your left hand, and how astonishing
that John saw this occur, too! I've had a similar experience with witnesses
observing things appear 'out of thin air' as it were, so I know how
surprising and mind-opening such an experience can be!
Brookings Institute is No More
Ant
Colorado, USA
I listen to NPR in the car often and they frequently have commentary by
people from The Brookings Institution. For some reason, I thought it was
called The Brookings Institute. Is it just me or, does anyone else recall
it that way?
Note from Cynthia:Here's a great reality shift / Mandela Effect
for frequent listeners of NPR, and I'd love to hear from people who also
recall advertisements for "The Brookings Institute" that apparently is no
more—or has now 'always been known as' "The Brookings
Institution." I've just checked articles in the New York Times going back
over the past 100 years of the Brooking's existence, and found that
orignially it was called the Brookings Institute, but between 1935 and 1939
it switched over to Brookings Institution. The "Brookings Institution" just
sounds wrong to me; I don't remember it this
new-yet-has-supposedly-always-been-this way.
Beethoven's Earliest Works
Armaan
Australia
All my life since my late teens, I've been an amateur 'Beethoven Scholar'.
And all the while I thought that compared to Mozart, Beethoven was a bit of
a "late bloomer", which practically all his works composed after his 20's
when he traveled to Vienna. You can imagine how it felt like I had walked
into a parallel reality ever since I stumbled upon Beethoven's earliest
works, written back to when he was only 12. And what WORKS! The actually
exceed young Mozart's in technical challenge and depth! And more of his
works from his younger years kept showing up "out of the blue". Each of
them masterworks. Truly remarkable stuff. That's my direct experience with
parallel realities. I had the names of his LETTERS memorized, from his
infamous "Heiligenstadt Testament" to his celebrated "Immortal Beloved", to
say nothing of his works. I had them memorized down to Opus numbers. I was
literally SURE he couldn't have composed much if anything at all in his
pre-Vienna days. Then this comes along, and he wrote it when he was only
12!!!! Listen to the profundity and the maturity, and the technical
savviness of the work! hahaha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ospXVaJHfSY
Then there is this gorgeous Concerto when he was only 14 (this is the third
movement): It outmatches anything Mozart wrote by that age.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE8S1fMzSs0
Note from Cynthia:Thank you so very much for sharing your
experience noticing ever-earlier compositions by Beethoven--despite your
having been following the works of Beethoven for many years, and despite
having previously known Beethoven to be a "late bloomer" with regard to
mostly having done his best work in his 20s. But not anymore,
apparently--history has changed! And now that you mention all this, I am
feeling a sense of wonder and astonishment that this change has occurred,
and there are more and more of Beethoven's work from younger years showing
up all the time. And I take it they are appearing as if they've "always
been there." How marvelous! Do you know how old Beethoven currently was
when writing these early masterworks?
