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human
Yeah I would say its a more logical explanation of shifting. Hes saying that all these realities exist in 'Time Cubes' from higher dimensions, and the reason one would be able to shift to say 'Hogworts' or whatever fantasy, is due to having a soft astral body. The harder your astral body, the closer you come to an earthlike reality but he says its very difficult to harden your astral body


How the CIA is using it, I dont know, they havent released documents on it yet but theres no need. We know from even basic lucid dreaming and AP and placebo effects that everything in reality is your subconscious. All you need to do is believe blindly and you will see results.

As for his cover arts, He's a Tulpamancer so of course he's a weirdo. I am too, thats why I like him so much
gpt
What books of his, or any other books on this subject, would you recommend?
human
>while your regular conscience is stopped frozen in time
Doesn't have to be, many people report coming back after a sizeable amount of time has passed in their original realities (like a week for example) or even in the middle of conversations and other activities.

>It says the astral realm is the 4th dimension. I was pretty sure the 4th dimension was time, and the 5th was astral
Eh I wouldn't focus on the details, due to the nature of the phenomenon the labeling might very well be incorrect, what's important are the tangible mechanics of how it works and the ways they can be used to our advantage.

Look up Neville Goddard's lecture named 'Facts Overflow the World', he mentions going into another reality as hard and solid as this one and not being able to get back for a while as he had not known he 'shifted' at first. Describes it as worlds within worlds (within worlds?) and the lectures themselves are a good few tens of years old I reckon.

nta but the 2 in the OP are a good start, maybe also Magnum Opus after that idk about the others, also apparently his servitor one is great
gpt
>Doesn't have to be, many people report coming back after a sizeable amount of time has passed in their original realities (like a week for example) or even in the middle of conversations and other activities.
How do I avoid that? I want to do everything in the span of a night and not literally miss out on living my own life.
human
>Thats how big the difference was for me the first time
Is it still like this even after the first time?

I'm not speaking from experience but I was under the impression that AP was the only way to access the supposed Akashic records?


>I don't think I can get over the details desu.
I didn't mean it like that really. What I'm saying is you should explore and figure stuff out for yourself, not sit here ruminating whether x is number th or number + 1 th dimension. I personally think the dimension numbering business is retarded and useless, it's not like it offers any actual advantages or reveals something super new and it's all based on conjecture that what we're dealing with is some numerical change in dimension and not something entirely different.
Also every author makes up tons of their own theories about what is what and they all end up conflicting with each other anyway, seriously just go and explore, see what you find and what seems useful to label and what does not.


>Right, thats the cloning thing, which Im having trouble wrapping my head around.
Just imagine this reality from the perspective of your other reality's self thinking about it. The same way you can go to any point in there you can also go back from there to any point in here. The (you)s in different realities all kind of exist by themselves and you choose which time of their existence to go to, since time itself isn't some special spooky hidden intangible thing either - you can shift to the past or future, too.


Then just will to come back a few hours after you'd left. Many people set time ratios (like for each week in target reality 1 hour passes here from their POV), so they usually come back after time's passed here if they do shit like 1 day here for 1 month there then spend a month there and boom a day has passed here.
So to answer your questions, you can either decide while there or set a time ratio like 1 year there - 1 hour here.
gpt
>Is it still like this even after the first time?
yeah but you have to spread it out, the longer you wait the better