Reality Shifting Methods For Beginners Novels & Stories

What had happened? “Don’t cry, Sheryl … I’m not gone. I’m here…” I heard her voice roaming through my mind, echoing as it did before. My eyes shot open as I looked around the room. I didn’t see her. “If you close your eyes and envision me… you’ll see me. But you’ll always be able to hear me. Soon, you’ll be able to shift into me. But I must warn you. Your first shift will be incredibly painful. There’s so much for us both to learn.”

“Let’s go have something to eat—gather our strength—and then we’ll… play.” She gave me a very skeptical look then that had nothing to do with cats or shifting. I chuckled. “Not like that. I mean… the best way to find out what you can do is to just try it. See what happens instinctively when you’re moving around and doing stuff without really thinking about it. And I’ll give you what advice I know about controlling a shift, and opening your mind and… it’ll be fun, Cara. I promise.” She sighed, but nodded. “Okay. But just… be patient with me. My head gets kind of funny when stuff is happening.”

"It's feeding off your emotions. Strong emotion makes it easier to manifest, but panic makes you lose control. Breathe. Just breathe and feel." Winter breathed. The tendril stabilized. For the next hour, Levi walked her through basic exercises. Manifesting the shadow tendril. Dismissing it. Calling it back. Moving it in simple patterns (left, right, curl, stretch). By the end, Winter was exhausted, her head pounding with the kind of ache that came from using muscles she'd never known existed. But she'd done it. Actually, undeniably done magic. "You're a natural," Levi said, his grin wide and genuine. "I've never seen someone manifest on their first real attempt. Most people take weeks of med

I covered myself, feeling insecure. She yanked my hands away. “If you can’t be comfortable in this skin, how are you going to shift into another form?” She had a point. I kept my hands away and tried not to blush with my whole body. “Why are we doing this in water?” “Water easily carries vibration from one thing to another. It is the fastest way to make you vibrate higher. Not to mention if you shift, you don’t ruin your clothes.” “There isn’t that much space here. What if I shift and smash you? I don’t know how big my wolf will be or if I lose control.”

“I can be shortly. First, let’s practice shifting.” She couldn’t think of another reason to delay or refuse, so she nodded and closed her eyes. As Eli talked her through visualizing how to change, she tried to tell herself she was giving it her full effort, but she knew she was sabotaging the attempt. After five minutes of trying, and doing little more than sprouting claws out of her fingers that could belong to a number of species, she sighed and shook her head. “I just don’t think it’s happening, Eli.”

“You two are really going to have to show me that trick. I know everyone played it off like it wasn’t a big deal, but that is some superior level sh*t right there. Where did you learn to do that anyway?” She looks at both of us and I get the feeling she’s listening for a lie. “Just training.” Mina shrugs. “Once we get good at shifting it’s something that those of us who chose to apply ourselves get to learn.” Okay not a complete lie, but not exactly how this works.”

Cara said "Why is this the first time I am hearing from you?" I asked "Because you have only shifted twice. You need to shift more in order for me to become stronger. It is taking all the strength I have to talk to you right now. You need to use your powers and remove the chains," Cara said "How the hell am I supposed to do that," "You need to close your eyes and concentrate. Imagine the chains breaking off your arms," Cara said \ "Okay. I am going to try," I said. I closed my eyes and imagined the chains falling off of my wrist. About a minute later, The chains began to fall from my wrist.

"Shift partially. Just your hands. But stay completely aware of what you're doing." I focused. Called my wolf forward but held onto my consciousness. Claws extended from my hands smoothly and controlled. "Good. Now pull them back." I did. They retracted without the usual struggle. "Again. Faster this time." We practiced for hours. Shifting hands, eyes, teeth. Quick bursts then back to human. Over and over until I could do it without thinking. By lunch, I was exhausted. "Tomorrow we add emotion," Jolene said as I collapsed on the mat. "Anger, fear, protectiveness. You need to be able to shift under stress without losing control."

I stand as best I can on a ledge I feel like is gunna break any minute now, and gather enough courage to make the jump. I close my eyes and tell myself, breathe in, breathe out. You can do this. I open my eyes and without a second thought to second guess myself I jump. And just like that I'm hanging over the side. Not quite as close as I had expected but I'm on it atleast. I pull myself up and go toward the opening. It's pitch black so I call on raven to grant me her eyesight and what I see is a puddle of dripping water, some rocks and a nother opening that leads further into the cliff face.

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..."