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megaphonegirlk:

anendoandfriendo:

beloved-user:

EVERY SYSTEM HAS THESE:

  • the british one
  • a little that is in some way a furry or furry-adjacent
  • scary corpse
  • middle aged man who is also a scaredgirl
  • guy who chugs a whole carton of almond milk for fun

OOH PICK ME I’M SCARY CORPSE.

– Road

Oh no we’ve been spotted hsjsjjajssj

Jake is the British one.

šŸ’Ŗā¤ļø who drinks a whole carton of almond milk for fun.

Hey! I just remembered you said you reality shift and I wanted to ask you about it. I heard about it on TikTok and haven’t been able to find much information on what it is outside of TikTok. Is it any different from lucid dreaming? Is there any merit to the argument on TikTok that it’s wrong to hurt people in alternate realities because it’s the same as hurting people in this reality? You’re the first person I’ve come across outside of TikTok who practices reality shifting and I’m so curious about what it’s really about. -/🌷

Alright, so, this is all my (šŸ˜¼šŸ”Ŗ) personal opinion, and there are definitely going to be people out there with different opinions.

First off, if you’re looking for info about reality shifting outside of TikTok you will want to use the search terms ā€œastral travelā€ or ā€œastral projectionā€. It’s basically the same thing just called something different. You will notice they use many of the same techniques.

As for whether reality shifting (aka astral travel) is any different than lucid dreaming, that is entirely up to your own personal belief system.

People with spiritual beliefs generally believe that when you astral travel (reality shift) you are going to a quantifiably real and meaningful separate place that exists outside yourself and affects more beings than yourself.

People who do not have spiritual beliefs often believe that lucid dreaming, astral travel and reality shifting are all the same thing, and believe that they are an experience that happens only in your own mind and doesn’t affect anyone outside of yourself.

Whether or not doing harm to someone while you are reality shifted is meaningful harm to a real person depends entirely on what you believe.

If you believe that you really go to another reality and the people you meet are real, then obviously hurting a person there is just as immoral as hurting a person in this reality.

If you believe that reality shifting is only a dream and happens only in your mind then hurting a person in your mind is no more immoral than hurting an npc in a video game, or writing a story about hurting someone.

To the hellborn demonkin who just sent us a couple of asks.

Your question deserves a longer answer than we have the spoons for right at the moment.

Expect an answer from us tomorrow.

Feel free to save this post (like, reblog, bookmark, whatever) and I’ll add a link to the full answer here when it gets posted.

sindri42:mjalti:just as a tip, be careful WHO you ask advice from bc some people will respond like…

sindri42:

mjalti:

just as a tip, be careful WHO you ask advice from bc some people will respond like they’re writing their own revenge fantasy novel instead of taking into account real life consequences people face when they become uncharacteristically brave and have to live with the repercussionsĀ 

everybody loves to see the bad guys get punished but people who have no personal connection to the issue will suggest ways to do it that do as much if not more harm to the original victims, because it doesn’t cost the observerĀ anything.