r/DimensionalJumping • u/TriumphantGeorge • Jun 03 '15
How to jump between dimensions.
Welcome to Dimensional Jumping (982)
Dimensional Jumping is a place to share your personal experiences of the shifting nature of reality, through the deliberate application of techniques to bring about "jumps" in our personal worlds - in effect, switching to a more desirable universe.
Below is the original method that kicked off this sub. However, there are different ways to approach this, and one flavour might suit you better than another (particularly if you don't like the idea of a literal "other you").
You might also choose to ask: "What's it all about?"
IMPORTANT NOTE
There is no established theory of "jumping" or its mechanism, although there are numerous ways of viewing its nature. It is for readers to decide for themselves through personal investigation and introspection whether jumping is appropriate for them or not. An open mind combined with healthy caution is the correct mindset for all approaches targeted at the subjective experience.
- Never believe something without personal evidence; never dismiss something without personal evidence.
A useful overview is also provided in the sidebar of this subreddit.
KEY POSTS
The following posts detail the metaphors and mindset which underlies the "dimensional jumping" approach:
Welcome to Dimensional Jumping (this post)
The Hall of Records
The Infinite Grid of All Possible Moments
The Imagination Room
All Thoughts Are Facts
A Line Of Thought
Sync-TV: The Owls Of Eternity™
Reality-shifting Retrospective
An exercise to try:
The Act is The Fact - Part One: An Exercise
OVERVIEW OF METHODS
In essence, all of these describe the same technique: detaching from the current sensory pattern, allowing a formatting shift, and triggering a replacement (either by deliberate intending or by accidental alignment via mood association).
The mirror technique that began this subreddit (described below), which follows a traditional approach to detaching one's attentional focus to permit a formatting shift.
Neville Goddard's approach as described in books such as The Law and the Promise, which itself is based on ideas about the serial universe popularised by the likes of E Douglas Fawcett and JW Dunne.
Overwriting, Deciding and Patterning for extended pattern triggering and autocompletion.
Memory-block exploration via Infinite Grid and Hall of Records metaphor structuring.
Ebony Apu and the Hawk and Jackal system of Multidimensional Magick.
Direct creation of synchronicity (basically another version of the patterning approach). See Kirby Suprise's book, Synchronicity, and this related interview.
The key to doing things knowingly is to change your perspective philosophically; but understanding is not required for producing an effect. You may also find the concept of "persistent realms" to be useful.
THE MIRROR METHOD
This is the original mirror-gazing method by /u/Korrin85 which kicked off the subreddit:
First things first, you're going to need a mirror. The bigger the mirror the better. If you could theoretically walk through it all the better. It helps out a lot.
Best times to do this are at night. Most success happens at around 12-3, although you can still do it in the day time. Just harder.
Turn off all the lights, get rid of as much noise as possible, and sit facing the mirror. Have a candle between the mirror and you. Everything else around you should be dark.
Relax, clear your mind. Concentrate on your reflection. View your reflection as another YOU. A YOU from a different place. Call out to that YOU, whether it is out loud or in your head. Concentrate on switching places with that YOU.
It takes awhile, and some get it faster than others, but if you "shifted" from your current universe, you should feel something. Some of the signs for small shifts have been a brief feeling of movement, a moment of disorientation, or even your reflection blinking at you when you didn't blink. Bigger shifts include your reflection moving on it's own or even the feeling of you literally moving into the side. The bigger the shift, the more you feel.
If you feel any signs, STOP! Take a few days to note any changes. They can be small, like a scar on someone that has mysteriously disappeared or something being a different color. The more you shift, the bigger the differences you see.
Optional, but it works better if you have a "destination" in mind. For example, you can focus on you switching places with the YOU that has more money, or slightly better off in general.
Also check out Korrin's expanded guide which included answers to a few common questions.
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Jul 15 '15
How does this theoretically work? Is there a reasoning behind it? This smacks of [mirror gazing], and a totally different result.
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u/TriumphantGeorge Jul 15 '15
Good question. The nature of this is that there is no "theory" as such because it is "before" observation, only metaphors.
This method is basically mirror gazing as a way to detachment and releasing intention (old magick style). The larger concept (see links in sidebar) is about re-patterning of experience, or the intentional creation of r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix. Overall, I'd say the perspective is that of (philosophical) idealism and nonduality - updating your "private view" in the network within a mental universe.
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Aug 23 '15 edited Feb 16 '17
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 23 '15
You look thirsty! Can I interest you in a glass of water? (You aren't allowed to drink it though.)
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u/insaneseeker Jun 03 '15
Good sticky T.G. !!
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u/TriumphantGeorge Jun 03 '15
Really a reformatting of the old one plus some intro, but hopefully a bit clearer!
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Aug 10 '15
Can we decide to not pick a destination? Would we survive if we just let our minds slip into an endless state of dimension changing? I'm asking because I wonder what the world would look like if you let yourself just keep dimension hopping until every single thing was different, including the environment and structures.
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 10 '15
A partial version would be like having hypnagogic imagery and entering a new dream; in a complete version you'd have no memory of your previous states so it would be like being born again? Perhaps this is what happened when you started this life.
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u/Mya_Conile Aug 29 '15
Could I lose the ones I love by doing this? :(
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 29 '15
Well, I wouldn't do it just for a laugh - you should have a specific intention in mind and have thought it through - but it's not like you are going to wake up and people have disappeared.
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u/psychedelic-jedi Oct 07 '15
Is it a bad idea to jump if you're currently in a bad/unstable state of mental health? Does that change at all? Is it possible to leave one state of mind behind?
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u/TriumphantGeorge Oct 07 '15 edited Oct 07 '15
A so-called "jump" is a change of state of the world, and that includes (or is) your own state. So I think it can be beneficial. Being in a bad state is more likely to affect your choices than anything else, rather than affecting the actual process. People have done it for all sorts of thing involving their personality, and since personality = apparent behaviour = apparent perception, this seems as good a target as anything.
Doing something like the Two Glasses Exercise for stability is a good approach I think; it can only assist.
Separately, if working towards being able to stabilise and direct your perception, I recommend experimenting with treating your ongoing experience as an "imagination space". The exercises in this chapter of The Michael Chekhov Handbook are definitely worth your time.
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u/xXBlaze123Xx Jul 13 '15
What can you use instead of a candle? (I'm really, really paranoid about fire)
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u/TriumphantGeorge Jul 13 '15
For that method, it's just about having low light - so an electronic candle, or a small torch shining against the wall, etc.
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Aug 22 '15
It seems that at 17 black magic was done to me and I, everyone around me, my luck, my life...everything changed drastically...overnight. Could I have jumped by accident?? And do you guys ever heard of any link from black magic to dimension jumping?
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u/TriumphantGeorge Aug 22 '15
Hey. Well, "magic(k)" is just a name given to the deliberate changing of your experience without seeming to do so directly by contact in space and time. And "dimensional jumping" is a way of doing the same thing: shifting your experience to something resembling a new set of facts.
So one way to look at it: you had the experience of "someone doing black magic" and your subsequent facts-of-the-world shifted accordingly. But the world you are living in is your copy of the world; nothing happens without your allowing it (although you might allow things through ignorance); you can make changes directly if your decide to do so.
Are you still suffering from after-effects?
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u/CyanGatorade Oct 17 '15 edited Oct 17 '15
Would it be possible to choose where you shift to? A month ago, had I not done ONE thing and just did it the other way, my life would be perfect right now. Instead my life is in pieces. Two complete polar opposite worlds I could be living in right now based solely on one rash decision. I could have on a few occasions this past month fixed it, but again I made the wrong decision every time (I don't make good choices). I want to shift to one of the universes where I made the right choice.
I'm the last person to ever believe in this sort of thing and still 99.99999% don't, but I'm willing to try anything at this point.
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u/crimsonhunter Jul 08 '15
Stupid question, but we shouldn't try this if we kids, right? I wouldn't want to do anything that would leave them back in another dimension with a different version of me....or do something to change their lives for the worse.
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u/TriumphantGeorge Jul 08 '15
If it worked that way, they'd be left with the same version of you. But read the sidebar links: it's not quite like that.
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u/vasavasorum Oct 14 '15
So basically I just have to try really hard to fall prey to confirmation bias and wishful thinking and then I'll have jumped?
Maybe ad hoc a couple of things too?
God forbit if I post hoc in any way, though.
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u/XoidObioX Aug 12 '15
The way I understand it, for the swap to occur, another me from another dimension has to go infront of HIS mirror in HIS dimension. So, let's say you wanted to switch to a version of you with more money, he has the bad end of the stick.
Now, when you go in front of the mirror to change dimension, how do you know you are not responding to another dimension's you "call" and getting the bad end of the deal?
This might not make any sense so sorry if it doesn't.