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Your RealityShifter Stories
Page 240
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Galapagos islands
Usha
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
I'm a big fan of Reality Shifters and your posts. I want to share with you a Mandela effect I experienced. I was asked to share my dream vacation with my office team. I mentioned Seychelles and Galapagos islands. All these years I thought Galapagos islands were somewhere close to Seychelles on the east coast of Africa in the Indian Ocean. But when I looked it up today, it is on the Pacific Ocean, west coast of Ecuador (South America). I felt a little stupid and was doubting my memory, because I had a Britannica Encyclopedia in my childhood and had read about Darwin and Galapagos often in that. I can only recollect Galapagos as being located east of Africa. I say this with certainty because since it is my dream vacation spot, I had made ideas in my mind on how to reach there. You know, like rehearse it in my mind with my friends or family. I'm from India, so reaching Seychelles/Galapagos east of Africa was fairly an easy plan - I even imagined cruises from India. I never had it in my mind to travel to South America. I lived in Foster City, CA for the last eight years (recently moved to Nashville) and never occurred Galapagos was this close from California. Is this a Mandela effect?
Note from Cynthia: Oh my goodness, YES! I am completely with you on this one, and it has been bothering me since 2020, when I included some slides from the Galapagos islands in the talk/presentation I gave for IMEC. I was absolutely perplexed to see that apparently the Galapagos islands had always been closer to me (I live in California) rather than where I recalled last having seen them, over to the east of Africa. Absolutely! Here is the link to my talk about The Voyage of the Mandela Effect, prominently featuring the Galapagos islands:
https://youtu.be/YFGhlTbIf68
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Lezlie
California, USA
I have been reading your newsletters for a few years now and your book. I am writing because lately I have had things appear in my home that I know I didn’t buy. I asked my husband if he got them and he says he’s never seen them. The thing is, these are items i would have bought myself and love but I know for a fact I didn’t buy them. The most recent was a shirt that i found in my stack of clothes that needed to be folded. I’ve never seen it in my life, the tag is ambiguous. But I love Meghan and Harry. Prior to this, a lemurian quartz crystal appeared in my room that I know I didn’t buy. I love crystals and have several, but this one just appeared in my room one day. There was also a kindle book that appeared that I know for a fact I should read in this season but I never heard of it before, until I opened my kindle and it was just there. The fact that these items were so specific and things I would love but absolutely didn't just boggles my mind. The shirt is interesting to me because it wasn't made by some recognizable brand either, it looks like someone made it at a random print shop. I've also attached a photo of the Lemurian quartz crystal that appeared. I took this photo after I had it for about a week, and it dropped. The funny thing is, it kept dropping or falling out of my purse. And eventually, it disappeared from my life as mysteriously as it entered it.
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Note from Cynthia: Thanks so very much for writing to me regarding these interesting, memorable items appearing in your home that you and your husband have not seen before. I love how these items match your tastes and interests, yet, despite being quite memorable, definitely are new to you. That "We Out" Harry and Meghan T-shirt is remarkably distinctive, and one would expect you to remember such an item if you'd purchased it or received it as a gift—yet it's new to both you and your husband! This is so intriguing, since in the cases of that shirt and the lemurian quartz crystal and kindle book, these are all things you enjoy and appreciate and are grateful for--yet they're all complete unexpected, unanticipated surprises. I wonder how often this might be occurring in peoples homes, without being fully appreciated and acknowledged? I suspect this may be like the proverbial "tip of the iceberg," where people may be assuming they are just forgetful--but how on Earth does one forget such memorable items? Yet these experiences seem to clearly suggest that these types of reality shifts might well be much more ubiquitous than most people realize.
