Reality Shifts

When Consciousness Changes the Physical World

De: Cynthia Sue Larson

Narrado por: Cynthia Sue Larson

Have you noticed things mysteriously move around? Keys don't stay put, wallets transport to different places, and socks go missing from the laundry. We observe reality shifts when things appear, disappear, transform or transport, and when we experience changes in time. Reality shifts range from the sublime (missing socks and synchronicity) to completely astonishing (the dead seen alive again; objects appearing out of thin air; spontaneous remission; traveling far in a very short time). Learn how to live lucidly to create a life you love, positively influence the future and the past, and transform sabotage into strength.

©1999, 2006, 2012 Cynthia Sue Larson (P)2014 Cynthia Sue Larson

I love this book so much that I bought a paper...

I got a paper copy of this book as I listened to it and was loving it. I like this one better than Quantum Jumps, which I listened to before this one. Reality Shifts is written more in a self help style that Quantum Jumps. They are both great books though.

Love it!

I have had the same kind of experiences that this book’s takes about. So knowing that other haves had the same kind of experiences is really reassuring.

our internal beliefs shape our external reality

would've appreciated more on preparation self for becoming open.
Also building momentum once your awareness of shifting realities in established.

Great tool if you're new to Ascension or not

Surviving cancer holistically ia a full time job. DUCKING offenses of those that don't know what they don't know is difficult. Medical trauma creates HAPFOF syndrome, Highly sensitive people with ADHD, PDST, in FIGHT OR FLIGHT. Cynthia Sue created a guide full of survival tools. Thank you for sharing your experiences! Good job! Helped me anyway 😇

Cynthia Sue Larson introduces a whole new world.

Listening to this starts my day with some bright strong inspiration to enjoy. Everyone should come to know this deeper side of life that makes us notice the beauty and joy of living where otherwise without things like this, it can seem dull or monotonous at times. Not anymore with this though. Life is fascinating and we get the opportunity to dig in more to enjoy what we like about life. This is wonderful inspiration to do so with.

Told from the heart, uplifting!

Looking forward to hearing more from Cynthia. Her stories soothe the soul.
It’s a blast being in this mystery.

Author ought consider paid reading talent!

Is there anything you would change about this book?

The narration. The material is STELLAR stuff - but the author, despite the fact that she is the person who put these words on the page, was constantly stumbling over them, reading sentences incorrectly and not making corrections - which made me go back and relisten to what she said more than twice. Do us a favor, please, and pay the extra for voice talent - you and we will be happier with the end result!

Who was your favorite character and why?

no characters in this book

How could the performance have been better?

see above. Author has a lovely voice, however, constant stumbling over and mis speaking what she is reading is very annoying and off-putting.

Could you see Reality Shifts being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

no. the CONCEPT of this book would make one facet of an excellent basis for an ongoing series.

Any additional comments?

nope

Love this book!

Love the concepts. Love her voice. So excited to see more of my own reality shifts!

please stop narrating your books

I would love to listen to this book but the narration is so monotone and boring that I cannot engage!

great ideas, horrible performance

I am totally blind so I was really excited to find an audio version of this book. But, boy, was I ever disappointed! Her narration is as horrible as all the reviews say. She stutters and stumbles over words, mispronounces words altogether, repeats phrases and sometimes seems to skip over some phrases. You can hear her clearing her throat, burping, and coughing. You can even hear her chair squeaking sometimes. I was so interested in, and fascinated by, the subject of this book. So I put up with her unprofessional, poorly performed, and God-awful narration for as long as I could. Until I just couldn't do it anymore. I tried listening to this book in smaller doses, hoping I could finish it. I had about 2 and a half hours left before I just had to give up on this book entirely. If this book ever comes out in Braille or is re-released with a decent narrator, I'll be all over it and I'll definitely buy it again!