Joanne Woodward Alive Again for Third Time
Silvia
New York, USA
I got an interesting update in regard celebrity and Mandela
effect! Or at least for me. Lol. As you are aware that I have either
emailed and/or commented under your YouTube videos in regard to Jerry
Stiller and Joanne Woodward. Jerry Stiller you remembered more than Joanne
Woodward, yet when I shared the Mandela effect, you also remembered yet
Joanne was more vague. I remembered telling you a couple of months ago that
I was surprised Joanne Woodward had only recently died with Alzheimers, as
I remember her having had died years before, and that she had a sharp mind
all the way until the end of her life. Although you were vague in memory on
her previous death report, you remembered hearing of her death before and
agreed with me how it was probably an example of the Mandela effect. Well
here is the interesting part: it turns out that while watching a video
yesterday, I was surprised to hear that Joanne is still alive and yet still
with Alzheimers. 'Still alive', I thought. And I had to google first, as
it was only recently that she died before this current Mandela effect. It
appears that she is still alive. This is my FIRST time experiencing this
Mandela effect with the death of a celebrity more than twice. At least with
Jerry that I only experienced the news of his death two times. It feels
almost like repeated deja vu, yet even with deja vu where typically the
scenario feels the same, not similar in regard how or when they die.
Question: What is your take on it now that it is three times?
Note from Cynthia: Thanks for sharing with me your recent
experience that Joanne Woodward was reported as having died twice now, and
you've just noticed she's alive again. Most of the "alive again"
variety of Mandela Effects and reality shifts that have been reported so
far to RealityShifters involve a person being alive again just one time,
with two observed deaths--when such things are noticed. There are far fewer
reports (so far) of people being observed alive again twice, with one would
expect--a third reported death at some future point in time. So my
take on this is that this provides us with an excellent opportunity to sit
up and take notice of a very special type of flip-flopping reality shift/
Mandela Effect, in which you have now witnessed several points of
discontinuity between possible realities, going back and forth between ones
where Joanne Woodward is alive and where she is dead. If we wonder
what is going on, and are open to envisioning that we likely exist in a
relational cosmos, where no apparently "solid" matter is every truly solid
unless and until observers relate to it, then we can truly marvel in wonder
at how it might be that some of us can at various points observe someone
alive or dead--and back again. Apparently, there are no limitations
upon what kind of Mandela Effect flip-flops we can experience.
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Had to share. Maybe a coincidence but I doubt it. Last week
I was on Interstate 35, positioned in the middle of three lanes, and behind
a big truck which was blocking my view of the highway ahead. Suddenly the
traffic came to a complete standstill. I35 is infamous for wrecks and long
traffic jams, some lasting hours. After about 5 minutes, and with my car
being low on gas, I thought of you and Reality Shifts. I then
telepathically said, “I want this to move,” and I
visualized it happening. In a heartbeat ALL three lanes of traffic began
moving SIMULTANEOUSLY! Never have I seen vehicles across three lanes and a
especially a truck (which always takes longer to get moving), begin to move
at the same time and matching speed, it is always staggered. This was
incredible. And as the traffic moved it kept on moving, never slowed down
or stopped again. I kept looking for what caused the jam but never
saw anything, not a wreck, not a stranded motorist, nothing! I thought,
wow, we really can manifest a different reality!
How good can it get? It can get very good!!
Note from Cynthia: What a delightful reality shift experience
this was! We sometimes get similar freeway slow-downs here in
California, so I can easily relate to your awe at witnessing all three
lanes of traffic simultaneously begin to move--immediately after you
clearly intended that you needed, wanted, and would love for this to be the
case. There's truly something powerful in being of one mind in such
fashion, and I completely believe you that this happened, having witnessed
similarly remarkable "coincidences" many times. Thank you for
sharing such a superb experience!
Laney the Cat / Dog
Michelle
Adelaide, South Australia
I had a very strange experience a couple of years ago. The
neighbours had a cat called Laney. She was a beautiful cat that used to
visit me quite often. One day I noticed that I hadn't seen Laney for a
while. I asked the neighbours if she was alright because she hadn't visited
me for quite some time. They looked at me puzzled and said, "Laney is our
dog (golden retriever). We have never had a cat called Laney" I tried not
to looked shocked as I politely excused myself. I then raced home and
looked through my phone to see if I had a photo of her. I still do! At
least I still have that in this new reality. I don't know how, but I do. I
have had A LOT of experiences of reality shifting, but this has by far been
the strangest. Initially I thought I was going crazy, because I
specifically remembered when I first met Laney. She was in
my neighbour's front yard. He was outside watering. I
asked him if it was his cat, to which he replied yes, and that her name was
Laney. We chatted for a while and I told him about how she would often
visit my house.
If it wasn't for my partner, who was equally as shocked as I was, I think I
would have struggled with Laney's disappearance a lot more. My
partner wasn't living with me at the time, but used to visit every weekend
and had personally met Laney "the cat” and also met Laney "the
dog," and still can't believe what happened.
Note from Cynthia: Thank you so much for sharing your photo of
Laney--what a sweetheart she was! And what a fascinating type of
reality shift this is. One thing that is consistent with most
reality shifts and Mandela Effects is a kind of "plausible deniability" or
"uncertainty" with regard to some aspect of any kind of physical evidence
or "residue." From a quantum physics perspective, it makes sense
that if we're to see any kind of carry-over physical evidence, such as a
photograph, there will be some plausible rationalization. In the
case of this photograph, where your neighbors currently state they had a
dog named Laney, impartial observers could easily accept the possible
explanation that some other neighbor must have had this cat, who you
thought was the "Laney" pet cat. I find this super fascinating,
since it seems this is why we often find "reality residue" for Mandela
Effects such as Haas avocados in the form of something that could be
attributed to a person typing or writing the name the way they think it
should be, which some could just call an error. Only those of use
who remember Haas avocados and a cat named "Laney" would still be shaking
our heads, and saying, "No, something really has changed." That's
wonderful that you remember when you first met Laney, and really comforting
that your partner remembers Laney as a cat, too. And it must feel
really weird to have met both "Laney" the cat, and "Laney" the dog,
especially since officially there was only Laney the dog.
Song that Doesn't Exist
Nancy
Lexington, Kentucky, USA
I'm not sure if this is a reality shift or not, maybe the
song is out of print. I've tried looking on the lyric websites, but
can't find it. In 1988 and 1989, when I was in junior high school, I
participated in a choral workshop at the University of
Kentucky. 10 students from 25 junior high schools in Lexington
were chosen. I still remember the titles of some of the
songs we sang: Send Down the Rain, Hoedown, If You Say My Eyes are
Beautiful. There is one song that I can't remember the title of,
but just the other day, I could hear it playing in my head and remember the
lyrics:
Basses/baritones/tenors- Alleluia
Altos-Alleluia
Sopranos-Alleluia
whole choir-Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice! Rejoice!
(Repeat Alleluia)
(Repeat Rejoice)
Sing it out from the mountaintops, Freedom is the call
Sing it out from the mountaintops, listen one and all
Sing it out from the mountaintops, freedom is for all
Basses/Baritones/tenors- Freedom
Altos-Freedom
Sopranos-Freedom
Light My way
(repeat Freedom)
Light today
(repeat freedom)
Rescue Me
(repeat freedom)
Darkness flee
(repeat Alleluia 3 times)
(whole choir at the end) ALLELUIA!
Note from Cynthia: With regard to trying to find a song that
doesn't seem to exist, I can totally relate to this. I've had a
similar experience trying to track down a children's illustrated book that
I read in the 1970s, and have been searching for off and on for
decades. I figure it may show up at some point, as if it was always
there--or perhaps not. I certainly can relate to your having heard
a song with lyrics you clearly remember, that now seems to have never
existed. Now, thanks to social media and websites like
realityshifters dedicated to sharing these things, we have a much better
chance of finding other people who may share our memories. And I
love the way you remember some of the lyrics from this song so clearly!
Childrens Book that Doesn't Exist
Nancy
Lexington, Kentucky, USA
I'm not sure if this is a reality shift, either. It
may just be out of print. I've tried looking up passages from it
online, but can't find it.
When I was in 5th grade in 1986 and 1987, I read a book about a boy named
Henry and a talking panda. I can't remember the name of it, but can
remember parts from it:
The panda is either from another time period, planet, or dimension.
He has seasonal allergies and eats "scooter pies", which are moon pies, to
control them.
Henry tries to hide the panda, but can't because his sneezes are so
loud. One day, when his family hears it, Henry says, "I must have
left the radio on in my room. They're having a sneezing contest on
the radio station. They had a belching contest on there last week,
and you should have heard who won!" His father tells him to turn
the radio off before he comes down to eat.
His family finds out about the panda, though, and aren't even
mad. His mother gives him a box of scooter pies.
Later on, Henry runs away with the panda because the government has found
out about him and try to get him back to where he came from. At the
end of the story, a flying saucer beams the panda up and takes him home,
and Henry never sees him again.
Sorry I don't remember any more than that; it was kind of a weird book.
Note from Cynthia: I love how clearly you can recall the details
from this children's book that apparently no longer exists, despite your
having such specific recollections regarding the plot, characters, and
various scenes. This book you describe really does sound weird, and
in that respect, it has much in common with the strange children's book
that I remember having seen in the late 1960s early 1970s, though it's a
very different book. The book I remember was odd in the sense that
the entire story was told without words, and simply with black and white
pen and ink drawings of tiny characters involved in a story that unfolded
purely in visual fashion from page to page. The children's book you
remember that now seems to have never existed is so specific, that people
search for key words including things like "panda," "scooter pie" and
"sneezing contest" could quickly find any possible matches, and that's a
good thing! It means at some point, we may find other people who
also remember this children's book that now never was.
Actor Robert Morse Died in 1998?
Nancy
Lexington, Kentucky, USA
I can't even remember an exact date or how he even "died",
all I know is that the year was 1998. My parents and I were
watching the news when the story came on that he had died. My dad
was upset because he liked his work, and that he was the same age as he
was. Maybe he fell victim to the internet celebrity death hoax that
is still going on today. Thanks!
Note from Cynthia: Thanks for sharing the report of remembering
that American actors and singer, Robert Morse, died around 1998.
That's one that I don't recall, but I can see that apparently now in
September 2021, Robert Morse is alive and well, thank goodness.
Most of the reports of people being Alive Again, which is essentially how
the Mandela Effect got its name, after Nelson Mandela, occur for the very
reason that we're most likely to observe such reality shifts out in the
periphery of our attentional focus. Close friends, colleagues, and
family members who we see very often and are closely entangled with tend to
not be noticed dead and then alive again, probably because of the frequency
with which we interact with them. In quantum physics, there is
something called the Quantum Zeno Effect, which is a process by which very
frequent observations can tend to lock a quantum system in place--so that
if someone is alive, they would tend to stay alive, in this case.
Those areas not being closely observed have greater freedom in quantum
systems to fluctuate--which appears to be what we are witnessing in cases
of celebrities being noted as deceased, such as I noticed the actor Larry
Hagman having died, and I mention this in my book, Reality Shifts, first
published in the 1990s. If this had been the first official such
report and if people around the world were as amazed as I was that Larry
Hagman was back alive, we might today have the "Hagman Effect," rather than
the "Mandela Effect."
