Reality Shifts: When Consciousness Changes the Physical World Paperback – August 5, 2011

I’m realizing reality shifts big time now. Also love the information on relationships. So much truth in this book! Thank you!

I just have to say that I am still reading Cynthia's book.This is a very interesting book so far.I love her writing style and the ease of the read. She has a down to earth style about her writing; nothing so far out in left field that it is unbelievable.Thank you Cynthia. I also have 2 of her other books. Aura Advantage and Shine with the Aura of Success.They are both very good books and very easy reads.Thank you again Cynthia, keep up the good work, this world needs more people like you.

I seldom read fiction. Most of it seems same old same old and I rapidly drift off. Soon after I purchased this book, I was caught and quickly finished it. It is well written and the story is grabbing. Should I recommend this to you? I’m torn, because it isn’t a pleasant story. It explores the depravity nadirs of humans, especially men. The puzzle: could you go into the past and somehow change it and recognize it has been changed when returning? It seems to me that even your memory of the original past would be changed and you would have no way to recognize this; an entirely new timeline would immediately come into existence and the old wouldn’t ever have happened. Anyhow, our protagonist didn’t consider this and was determined to assure that the future records of Jack the Ripper would be changed. In spite of his efforts, he create the future the past of which he was sent to explore. There is gore; Jack was a butcher.

Cynthia Sue Larson opens her book by making a a disarmingly brilliant statement: "what we wish for, dream, and imagine is the very framework and foundation of everything we create." With this pronouncement, she adds fluidity to our very definition of reality, too often defined in the negative: as not imaginary, not dream-like, not (only) theoretical. And she is spot on; everything, from a bird's nest to a completed book, existed first in the imagination and then became manifest. There is a fluid interface between imagination and reality, the same interface the quantum physicist David Bohm spoke about as "implicate and explicate order" underlying all of creation.Larson, who has a degree in physics, shares another similarity to Bohm. They both recognize the limitations of thought when people are stuck in their assumptions of what reality is or is not possible. Larson bursts the bubble of restricted perceptions of reality, opening the reader up to new worlds of possibilities. Standard definitions of space and time are reframed to allow for discontinuous quantum jumps of shifting reality. Through the use of many stories, often personal, she takes us on a magical dive into an Alice in Wonderland underworld where all things are possible. You don't even have to pop a pill. All you need to do is read this book and pop the bubble of self-limitation.

"Reality Shifts" is an inspiring, fascinating and insightful read that will captivate your mind, body and soul. Cynthia Sue Larson's words are knowledgeable, encouraging, healing, powerful and mesmerizing. She encourages us to open our minds and heighten our awareness of the positivity, the awesomeness, the beauty and the magic that surrounds us. Things we often take for granted and overlook. Cynthia also promotes the power of CHOOSING to focus on the positive, the blessings and the humor in life. This is something I am extremely passionate about.I have experienced many "reality shifts" throughout my life journey. However, I before I read this book I thought perhaps I was just losing my mind! My son has suggested that parallel universes do exist, but I never REALLY opened up my mind to the possibility until now. Cynthia has explained these mysteries and now they make perfect sense! I highly recommend this book. =)

Chapter 3 provides a number of incidents when reality shifted for the author. Interesting stuff. The last chapter summarizes nicely how to deal with this type of experience. The rest of the book digresses, covering topics that scarcely relate to the main topic. I kept reading, hoping for more on the subject of reality shifting, perhaps some comments from physicists, but found little until the last chapter. She offers a lot of advice, urging the reader to relate to all with love, and avoid negativity. Good advice, and well told, but not in keeping with the book's intended theme.

Rather than a book I read cover-to-cover, this particular book is one I've picked up to read here and there over the weeks yet it always seems the part I'm reading is completely relevant to what's going on in my current life. Is this a coincidence, or is my reality shifting as a result of what I'm reading? :) Seriously, though, I LOVE this book! Cynthia Sue Larson is so gifted and intelligent and I adore adore adore this book and am so glad I bought it! It will always be by my bedside table, like I said, you can just pick it up and it seems whatever you read echoes what's currently going on in your life, pretty neat.

If you're freaked out about the Mandela Effect, you might want to read this book. Ms. Larson is probably the most positive person out there on the subject. There are others, surely, on Youtube, who are positive as well. However, the difference between them an Cynthia is that she has a formal education in science, something that is proven or at least illuminated throughout this book. She explains quantum ideas (as I call them) in a way we can understand. For me, the biggest motivation for buying it was to calm myself down from the weird mandela effect stuff that was happening and continues to happen. You won't be disappointed.

great book

... for those with an open mind! I got a lot of affirmation for my experiences and perception of LIFE... thank you, cynthia!

Already starting to notice my own reality shifts so useful.An interesting read, provided me with several other areas to explore as well.Nice light tone throughout the book but for me the experience was a slow read. That's not a comment on the author by the way rather it's a comment on the work inside that gets done while reading the book. Normally I'm a fast reader but this book made me pause for contemplation .. A lot .. So I spent 3 weeks with it as my bedside reading material.

I can relate to this stuff! Would love to be able to join her on a social network

i got behind most of it, but the chapter on reality shift examples felt tedious after awhie and unremarkable. It took me awhile to get into, but I started to understand it more halfway through.