Shifting bursts anti shifters bubbles, this is the reason why instead of just ignoring it they need to leave hateful comments and such. Imagine you build your whole life learning these rules and living your life by them and then something like shifting comes which challenges your every belief practically. It hard to comprehend and believe for some people and they don't like it.
When I tell people they can simply shift with daydreaming and they hit me with "but I daydream all the time, why haven't I shifted?"
Because you perceive it as a daydream and not a actually reality you are living and experiencing.
If you are daydreaming and you are so focused on the fact you are "not there yet" or the fact you wish to be "actually" experiencing that daydream right now is the reason why you didn't shift through the daydreaming.
Shifting doesn't take much, and telling yourself otherwise is sabotaging yourself. Realise your dr is real and take it in. Immerse yourself in your dr and simply be there and don't overthink it.
Recently found that Hekate is around me and some other stuff. This is one of messages she send me:
"You were born feeling out of place like you didn't belong but that was just your soul's way of acknowledging other realities or dimensions being where you truly belong"
One thing that is that I don't feel like I belong here and I thought that resonated with a lot of shifters which got me questioning how many shifters are out there that are like this?
This is in fact my and my s/o souls together
Hot shifting take that shouldn't be one but it is: you can't believe in shifting but not in permashifting. It doesn't even make any sense to do so, either you are close minded or don't actually know what reality shifting is.
Aslo same goes for people who think it unhealthy, people shift to horrible dr's all the time (which I don't judge but hey) and that's fine but someone shifting permanently for a better life is somehow unhealthy?
You truly know the feeling of freedom when you become a shifter, I thought before I knew what freedom felt like but I was so wrong