How To Shift Reality For Beginners Novels & Stories

Grounding myself always helped to bring me closer to my wilder side. The word shift was a bit of a misnomer when it came to what we did. Shifting made it sound like our body cracked and changed into a different one, but it wasn’t like that. When we shifted, it was more like one form replaced the other rather than our bodies changing form. That’s why we could do it so quickly. It happened in the blink of an eye because that was all that was needed to call upon that part of ourselves. Scientists had been trying to explain it for years; some astrophysicists even speculated that it caused a bend in reality or called an alternate form from a parallel universe. Some of them said that when we took

I can feel the heat surrounding me, filling the room with energy and light. The Shifters stare at the shape, their red eyes piercing the light with its darkness. After a second, they all begin to enter the form, taking it on board as if they were all in line to enter a cruise and embark on a magical journey. Amazement still overwhelms me as each of the Shifters enters the form. I can feel it pulling at me, and I hesitantly let go. The shape moves away, and I can see that it really does look like a boat, flying through the sky as if it were the ocean. It takes me a few seconds after the boat disappears to realize what I had done.

Standing on my tippy toes, I pout until he leans down so that I can kiss him as I am completely unable to reach otherwise, because of our size difference. Looking around, I was shocked by the beautiful clearing filled with wildflowers and sunshine. Beaming at him, I gave him a quick hug before nervously playing with my fingers. I’d only ever started shifting once, and it was an unconscious action and we never completed it. Thankfully, Atlas seemed to know how I felt, and talked me through step by step, starting with removing our clothing so they wouldn’t be torn to shreds when we shifted. He talked me through every moment, including the worst part-the first shift is also the most painful, an

The money helps me forget those little accidents. “Come on, boys and girls.” I twirl around, twisting my lower body just enough that it pops to the side. When I turn again, I wink at the couple closest to me, who keep staring at me while not moving their body at all. “I see you, Darron. Yeah, you too, Trixie. Shake that thing.” The man, Darron, just shakes his head, clearly entertained by my antics. He brings out a wad of cash from his pockets and starts throwing it down onto the platform, green eyes never leaving mine.

she warned. "But how do I shift into a wolf?" Aruna laughed. "Oh, don't be silly. You won't really do an actual shift. You won't see or feel yourself shifting. Only people that see you will witness how you shift. So if you wanted to shift, just whisper the word 'shift'," she instructed... I smiled and then wore the necklace. I didn't feel anything changing within me so I shrugged. I smiled at my own reflection. "I'm ready to fool them..."

I say strange because one is blue and one green, whereas the other Warriors have blue eyes. "My what big words you're able to use now; maybe this does work," Alden teases his friend. Teaching Shadow Warriors to meditate may take longer than I thought. I wish I had Cosway's patience. "Deep breathing is key," I try again with a clenched jaw. "Clear your mind, take deep breaths, and kill something in your thoughts." I learned that mentally killing something takes me to my happy place sooner. "Picture your claws ripping through intestines. Bits of gore plop onto your mammoth feet. Imagine the smell of blood as it gushes from a mortal wound." I've lowered my voice so the men feel the softening of

“That’s good to know. So, how do I shift? Is it hard?” “It’s not hard, but it’s painful. Your first shift is the worst because you’ve never felt your bones shift and rearrange themselves before. You don’t know what to expect, and it’s terrifying. It seems like it goes on forever. Each time you do it, it becomes easier and less painful. When I shift now, I don’t feel anything at all. It’s just as natural to me as breathing.” “So, a lot of pain and fear. Got it.” “And freedom. Connecting with your wolf is one of the best things you’ll ever experience. The first time you let her run free will be like nothing you’ve ever felt before. The pain and fear are temporary, but that bond is forever.”

The path isn’t clear, but he moves like it is, stepping through uneven ground without hesitation. I match his pace, adjusting when needed, tracking direction without asking. Minutes pass before he stops. “This is far enough,” he says. I look around. No obvious markers. No visible shelter. Just open space. “What now?” “You stop holding back,” he says. “I’m not holding back.” “You are,” he replies. “You just don’t know it yet.” I don’t respond. “Shift your focus,” he continues. “Stop thinking about what should have happened and start working with what did.”

Sweat trickled down her cheeks and slid along her jaw like a rivulet that soon soaked through her shirt collar. She was too nervous, her blood pulsing loudly in her ears. Her heart leaped to her throat when she heard the sound of talking outside the door. Suddenly, the shackle on one wrist was undone. Elated, Natalie used her free hand to unlock the other shackle. She carefully slid off the bed, feeling along the wall as she padded toward the window. Each step felt treacherous, like she was treading the edge of a blade. Thankfully, she reached the window without incident.

Tyee shifted his weight. "We're going for a swim, it's only fair since we are now what you call husband and wife to see each other the way the moon goddess made us." Oh my lord, this is crazy. He is right though, he is my husband so there’s no harm in it. "Okay, but you get in first then turn around."