Sorry if my English isn't very good. I'm still studying and I might make mistakes or be very rigid
>Well, as the title says
>be me
>be 20 years old
>go to sleep like any other day in June
>My mother informed me that day that the father of a cousin and another local celebrity died that day.
>The two burials would be the next day and my cousin would arrive since she was the only close relative
>My mother tells me that I have to accompany her and set the alarm so we can leave early.
>arrives the next day
>I wake up late and am surprised because the alarm didn't go off.
>My mother didn't wake me up either, so I assume she left without me
>I go to the kitchen to eat something and I find my mother and my brother eating
>So out of curiosity I ask why they didn't wake me up to go to the wake and if the local star was also buried.
>My mother, surprised, tells me that God forbid that my cousin's father was cured of cancer and that the other one didn't even die, that he almost died in a road accident but survived.
>Four years have passed since then. I've been worried ever since and I became afraid of sleeping.
Now every time I go to sleep I write down everything that happened to me that day with the fear of being pulled back into reality.
I wanted your help to find solace in finding out if this happened to anyone else and I apologize a little for my terrible level of English.

>>40584939 (OP)
protip, only write down the things that happened which you're grateful for

Thanks for letting me know, but what you’re describing isn’t real.

>>40584955
I'm quite a skeptic, and what happened that day was unique, to say the least. I stood up and: 1. My smartphone didn't have an alarm set.
2. The local news and the chat I had with my cousin about the issue from the day before were gone.
3. The reason my cousin traveled to the village changed.
4. Where I live isn't exactly populated, so after asking several people and being treated as if I had hit my head.
5. Conversations I don't remember having the day before, but others claim they did.
I don't know bro, it was too real. Also, almost that whole day I had that feeling that something was out of place. Even now all that time has passed since that Sunday, June 11, and I haven't been able to forget how I felt that day.

>>40584939 (OP)
just be grateful for your new reality.

>>40584939 (OP)
This happens to me quite frequently too. The shift always happens when you sleep, and usually is directly affected by your mental state and what you are manifesting before you sleep. It gets easier to recognize when you've shifted to another timeline. Just stay focused on who you are and what you want and you won't go back there. Read about law of attraction and manifestation.

>>40584939 (OP)
>Now every time I go to sleep I write down everything that happened to me that day with the fear of being pulled back into reality.
Sorry if it makes you feel worse, but the way I see it, when you jump to another reality, something different may be written now, because it was written by the alternate you from that reality, just like the messages on your phone did not exist anymore in this new reality.
But there is really no need to be afraid. Either you don't have any power over it, so don't be afraid, or you have and you did it for your cousin, which would be pretty cool and then you should try to take control of it.

>>40589395
Not OP, but man, that's very interesting. Do you sometimes manage to do it on purpose? Like you want a change to happen, you fall asleep, and you wake up in a world where what you want is the normal reality there.

Well if you really had something to live for I guess reality would matter. It'd be okay, for something traumatic to revolve around a momentary lapse in awareness, but I don't think it makes sense... Once stuff like that which happened to you four years ago, happens more and more; Then there won't be reality to worry about. Because you'll break and lose yourself trying to pull reality back to yourself. There's your new reality. So you wish you could've stayed longer? Good job writing something; like a paragraph would replace what you didn't see(can't see). Like a whole page of sloppily written words about your day would replace those things being taken from you. You should drop this writing routine. Instead light incense before bed, and when you wake up. It's said that the sense of smell is the one most closely related to the memory.

>>40584939 (OP)
Brother how did you enter into a better timeline? You future self (that no longer exist) must had done retrocausality to make changes in the past to alter the present future. How did you do it because my family have unintentionally signed a soul contract by an evil archonic egregore that sucking my life force. Presently done breaking the contract but the long term damage has been done. How did you do it.

Also here's something about earth grids that'll shock and amaze you.
https://youtu.be/bBiHcjabLos?si=xoaGhI92O1d2DBOt

bump for interest

>>40592146
>the man from taured

debunked hoax by some passport forger

>>40593784
And yet youtubers will go on making videos about it for the next fifty years, like for everything else...

By the way, something happened to me this afternoon, not at all as interesting as OP's story, but well.
I was passing by the pool with my camera, hoping to find snakes or frogs. From afar I see a blue car and two fishers on a spot I like, too bad. Later I get near that spot, there are the fishers and the same car but it's now black instead of blue... I am sure though, it was blue, and not just reflects on the shiny black paint, it was really blue. And I was walking on the only path wide enough for a car to go, the other path is way too small for a car. Weird.
Later I get home but there is nobody and I forgot to take my keys, I am stuck outside, so I go back to the pool. I pass by near the spot with the car. There still are the two same fishers and the car at the very same place, the car is the very same shiny black, but now it's a Volkswagen instead of a Peugeot...