Shifting, to me, seems like something that's too good to be true, however, as a lifelong dedicated Harry Potter fan, it would be a shame not to try it. This story will consist of journal entries that go in depth about my shifting journey. This is ba...
Hiiii. So I've done some reading and learned that some people shift easier when they have a "waiting room" in their script. A waiting room is basically a safe place you go before shifting, and it can be as simple as you want. Most people choose to visualize a plain room, or their dream home.
* Spoiler * In the final film, when Voldemort "kills" Harry they both end up in Limbo, which to Harry appears to be Kings Cross station. Dumbledore himself shows up in Limbo and explains to Harry that he has the choice to either - A: return to the world of the living or B: to "go on" into the hereafter.
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I think a waiting room is sort of a "limbo" between this reality and ones DR. So this seems like the perfect option. It's also a very bright space, with little details.
My chosen method is now going to be a mix between the Alice and Wonderland method, and Raven, because in my waiting room, when ready, I will visualize someone from my DR coming out of the white light and holding my hand, I'll follow them into my DR.
