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Julie Ryan, noted psychic and medical intuitive, is ready to answer your personal questions, even those you never knew you could ask. For more than 25 years, as she developed and refined her intuitive skills, Julie used her knowledge as a successful inventor and businesswoman to help others. Now she wants to help you to grow, heal, and get the answers you've been longing to hear. Do you have a question for someone who's transitioned to do you have a medical issue? What about your pet's health or behavior? Perhaps you have a loved one who's close to death and you'd like to know what's happening. Are you on the path to fulfill your life's purpose no matter where you are in the world? Take a journey to the other side and ask Julie Ryan.

Julie [00:00:42]:
Hi everybody. Welcome to the Ask Julie Ryan Show. It's where we blend spirituality and practicality to help you live a life of purpose and joy. What if your energy field could shift your bank account, your relationships, and even time itself? Well, today, Cynthia Sue Larson, best selling author and pioneer in the study of reality shifts and consciousness, is here to explain how your awareness can reshape your world. Please remember to subscribe, leave a comment and share this episode with your family and friends. Now let's go talk with Cynthia. Cynthia, welcome to the show. I'm so delighted you could join us.

Cynthia [00:01:30]:
Thank you so much, Julie. I'm, I'm so pleased to be with you today. Love talking about these topics.

Julie [00:01:37]:
Me too.

Cynthia [00:01:37]:
Woo. Woo.

Julie [00:01:38]:
It's fun, isn't it? I think people are, some people are.

Cynthia [00:01:41]:
Afraid of it and it's like afraid. There's nothing to be afraid of.

Julie [00:01:43]:
It's all, it's all just, you know, joy and fun. Do miracles follow laws we just don't yet understand?

Cynthia [00:01:53]:
That's one way to look at it. I, I tend not to use the word law even within physics, even though I studied physics, even though I went to UC Berkeley and all that reason for that is what I notice, especially with science, especially with the science of consciousness and quantum physics, that things that we think that we've, we've definitely gotten to the bottom of this. It's all complete. Well, guess what happens in the field of science. It's like, ta da, there's something new. So that applies even to quantum physics itself. So we're looking for the fundamental building blocks of matter and we found so called quantum particles are supposedly indivisible, but there are subatomic particles and pretty much anytime we look at anything, it goes a little deeper. And you could say, but what about Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, who started science, and he believed in these pillars of simplicity and elegance and all that good stuff.

Cynthia [00:02:43]:
That's really the building blocks of the philosophy of science. Maybe there are some laws there, maybe. But I tend to be open minded even there. And you might say, well then how do you keep everything from falling apart? I think basic standards of science apply. So just have hypothesis, sort of guess what you think might be happening. Be prepared to keep expanding assumptions, because we have a lot of assumptions even about there being three dimensions of space and one of time. I've been looking into that lately and it looks like that is probably wrong. Time is probably not a timeline.

Cynthia [00:03:21]:
So everywhere we look it's like things are different. How does that change the laws then? Considerably.

Julie [00:03:29]:
So miracles, you said, are from the divine, Is that explain what that means to you? And also how does that differ from just regular occurrences that seem out of the ordinary or serendipitous or are they one in the same?

Cynthia [00:03:46]:
Well, it depends on the spiritual viewpoint of the observer. So for someone who is adherent to a belief in God and the divine, then that's the definition of a miracle is where something happens, where it's evidence that there's some kind of a divine intervention of some sort. So you might think, I like to ask the question, how good can it get? I like to invite a participatory involvement with the cosmos, with God, with the highest level of goodness, and have that be open to everyone from every faith and every religion. So that's what I'm intentionally doing. Someone who's saying this is a miracle is fitting the situation, which some other people might call magic or maybe technically enchantment. I've been reading books about, like Dr. Dean Radin has written about the science of magic recently. And so within that whole framework, it allows for magic.

Cynthia [00:04:42]:
But not everyone would call it magic. So if you believe in God, you'd say this is the divine intervention here. And if you believe in spirit or the great creator, then because you're indigenous and so forth, then that's a different viewpoint as well. So there are just many different ways to look at it.

Julie [00:05:01]:
Does alchemy come into that equation as well? Would that be another name for the same type of a situation that somebody would call a miracle and somebody else would call magic?

Cynthia [00:05:12]:
Yeah, alchemy was, it was coined. I'm not an expert in alchemy, but when I study it and I look into how there were alchemists who were the first chemists actually, so these were early scientists looking to see if it would be possible, for example, to transform lead into gold and that kind of thing, looking for the sorcerer's stone, looking for kind of a magical influence in alchemical processes. So that kind of quest would be involving looking at. In a scientific way, actually, but maybe with a different belief system, maybe with different starting assumptions. And like I said, all of science is based on these starting assumptions in the form of a hypothesis which is then tested. And so there's a. All of these paths are sort of parallel, but they're on the same track. People looking at miracles, looking at magic, looking at alchemy.

Cynthia [00:06:12]:
They're coming often from different belief frameworks. And sometimes their beliefs are changed in the process of experiencing that these things are quite real. So someone, for example, who'd been an atheist might not stay an atheist, having witnessed what might only be considered miracles of, you know, just remarkable healing and instantaneous remission of things that are not supposed to remit or go away for no apparent reason.

Julie [00:06:40]:
Is there a physics explanation for all of those occurrences, regardless of what they're called? And are we able to decode it now, or do you think we'll ever be able to decode it from a physics perspective?

Cynthia [00:06:59]:
That's a good question, because like I mentioned, I was just reading the book the Science of Magic, and as Dean Radin points out, it's a great book. So he's bringing in science and looking at these questions like how far can we go and what's going to happen? And it seems clear that just at the same time as we have these new ideas from quantum physics, basically, which are showing quite. To me, it's quite obvious that the work of Jerome Busemeyer and so forth, when they're looking at the quantum models of cognition and decision making, then clearly our brains are operating in a quantum fashion. That's all you need in order to make the leap between saying that these quantum sort of miraculous or alchemical or magical processes, because they are. I'll get into that in more detail. But these quantum very miraculous magical processes are happening, and they're part of who we are. It's naturally part of our own makeup. It seems like we were built that way to be magical beings much more than we realize.

Cynthia [00:08:01]:
We tend to look outside of ourselves without recognizing the power that we have as observers. And that's the real gift of quantum physics is to basically require in an experiment that there is an observer. And that's a little bit different than most of the rest of Newtonian physics, which does not require that an observation be made Nor does it involve the placement of such observation like where is it located, what are they looking at? It's all about that subjective viewpoint in quantum physics. And that's very interesting. So there are a lot of factors in play that get very interesting right away. What about.

Julie [00:08:39]:
You mentioned that we think that there's a possibility.

Cynthia [00:08:43]:
We. You.

Julie [00:08:45]:
I'm not in this, in this area of study, but I love hearing about it. You and your colleagues in physics are thinking that there's a possibility that 3D isn't even a real thing. Can you go down that wormhole for a little bit?

Cynthia [00:09:01]:
For us, yeah, that's the idea that space time might be kind of. It's like when you use a computer and there's a desktop that's showing you things. So here I'm citing the work of researcher Dr. Donald Hoffman, who's. I read his books 25 years ago when he was talking about vision and how it's basically all metaphor. It's kind of like the way our eyes work is very similar to the way our computer desktops work where we put something in the trash icon and it goes in the so called garbage. But it's not really going in the garbage. It's going.

Cynthia [00:09:37]:
I mean it's not going. There's not literally necessarily a garbage in the computer, but there is a file system that can process it. And the beginning of it starts where you know that you can move with your mouse, move a file over the little garbage icon and now it's being handled appropriately. You don't need to know the assembly code required inside the computer. Like what is it doing with its RAM and its ROM random access modules and read only memory and all that good stuff. So you can be blissfully ignorant of the inner workings of the computer system and still operate it. That's the way our senses work. So getting back to the question about time and space and it looks like all of reality as we tend to measure it and assume that it's all there is and what's out there is quite real.

Cynthia [00:10:31]:
It looks like that's instead just the way that our senses and our minds are perceiving it. It's not complete. A lot of the physicists today are expecting that we would need at least 10 or 11 dimensions for all of the mathematics and the quantum physics to work. That means that if we think we only have three dimensions of height and width and depth and then maybe one more of time, that doesn't nearly fill the bill for what we need to have. So clearly, if you're looking at that. From that standpoint, then there's a lot more to reality than just these dimensions of space and time. And therefore, you could say it's like a dream. You could say some people nowadays are using computer metaphors and saying it's basically a simulation.

Cynthia [00:11:20]:
But I think the dream idea was first. I think it's just as accurate, and I tend to like it because it's more natural.

Julie [00:11:27]:
What's the Mandela Effect?

Cynthia [00:11:30]:
Yeah, the Mandela Effect is basically the idea that there exist alternate collective, alternate memories. And that groups of people, more than one, might remember a certain something very specifically, very much the same in that group, and very differently than the accepted historical records. And so it affects everything from movies, books, geography, physiology, anatomy, astronomy, you name it. And it's been affected by this phenomenon where some people remember something differently. The term came from the idea that Nelson Mandela was alive again, even though a lot of people were pretty certain that he died in the 1980s, specifically around 1987. And some people have very, very specific memories that remind them that, gosh, he must have died then, but then he was alive again, went on to become the president of South Africa. So the term Mandela effect has come to mean this entire phenomenon of collective alternate memory. Some people say it's false memory.

Cynthia [00:12:42]:
To me, that's a big leap and a big assumption. And I've witnessed too many miracles. And what we were talking about at the beginning, obviously too many things are changing. I'm seeing too many reality shifts to dismiss them as being mistakes, because I don't think all of our memories could be that wrong in such specific ways. And it looks like this phenomenon goes back a while, even before 1987. I'd been talking about it or noticing it in the 1960s and 70s and 80s. And so I've written books about it. My book Reality Shifts talked about Larry Hagman being alive again after I'd heard that he was dead and my neighbor's cat was alive again after having been run over.

Cynthia [00:13:27]:
And then recently, I've got a book called the Mandela Effect and Its Society Awakening from me to we diving into this whole topic and really exploring how it is that we might be evolving and witnessing the reception of tools enabling us to, you know, handle all sorts of otherwise insoluble kinds of problems.

Julie [00:13:52]:
You mean that whole thing about who Shot JR Back in the day? Do you remember that? With Dallas? Oh, my God, that was just what, an ad campaign that was who Shot Junior? And I'm Julie Ryan, so my initials were Junior. And when I was in college, you know, People would call me J.R. and they'd say, who shot Junior?

Cynthia [00:14:13]:
I said, yeah, yeah, different Junior from the.

Julie [00:14:16]:
From the TV show Dallas, for those of you that don't. That are young enough that you don't.

Cynthia [00:14:21]:
Know what we're talking about.

Julie [00:14:23]:
Well, the other thing that comes to mind, too, Cynthia, is I was talking with somebody about when her dad died, like, 25, 26 years ago, and I remembered it happening one way, and I wasn't there. I was out of state. And she said, no, it happened like this. It was totally different for me. I got that he was in the hospital. She said, no, he was home. And I said, I thought he was in the icu. She said, no, we had brought him home already.

Julie [00:14:55]:
Well, I went up for the funeral. I'm in Alabama.

Cynthia [00:14:58]:
She.

Julie [00:14:58]:
She was in another state. And I remembered thinking, oh, my goodness, maybe it's just because that was so long ago and I wasn't there that I remembered it differently. But perhaps what you're to. What you're referring is what was going on. And I want to do a deep dive into that in a minute, but is that a possibility? That when we remember something along those lines, and she got frustrated with me and really got angry with me because she said, well, you're making that up. And I said, why would I make that up? There's no reason for me to make that up.

Cynthia [00:15:34]:
Right. Yeah, that's absolutely a great example. And I've got an exercise in my book about the Mandela effect where you can do exactly that. Compare notes with friends, family, and people that have known you for a number of years. Just talk about things from the past with an eye to observing any differences, where you're certain that you remember it a certain way. Like maybe someone's telling you, like, oh, that time you did such and such really made all the difference in the world for me. And you're nodding and smiling, but you're thinking, when I did what? You know, and it's just like. It's not that you don't remember it, because what they're describing is so detailed.

Cynthia [00:16:12]:
And in your case, you had why would you make something like that up? And you're trying to make that up.

Julie [00:16:16]:
I'd known him my whole life, since I was, like, 10. So the father, you know, I mean, there was no reason for me to. So you just solved a big question.

Cynthia [00:16:28]:
That I've had for a while, girl.

Julie [00:16:30]:
That was worth talking to you, if nothing else.

Cynthia [00:16:32]:
I love it. Yes.

Julie [00:16:33]:
Do we live in multiple realities concurrently?

Cynthia [00:16:37]:
Yeah, it looks like we do. And Looks like we're moving through them with choices that we make. I get into that in my book about quantum jumps because every time we're making a choice, it's pretty much like you're, like, stepping into an adjacent parallel reality. And these parallel pages, they're like pages in a movie. Like, if you've ever seen a movie with different cells, you can just go from one moment to the next. So we just. Like if you're watching a movie and somebody splices that scene and just decides to do something different at a decision point, then the movie's different. And we're doing that with the decisions we make.

Cynthia [00:17:11]:
Like stepping moment by moment each little. We don't even notice we're making decisions. But we're in a constant conversation with the cosmos. And all the thoughts that we're asking are basically questions. And then we're providing answers as well. And we're basically choosing which path we're taking to do things, to be causal agents in our lives. And we're getting opportunities to learn from that as well. So on some level, some people are theorizing that maybe we know what a lot of these are in advance.

Cynthia [00:17:42]:
And you can be guided to do things that you'll be happier with by receiving that kind of guidance from a future vantage point. And again, this is why I like to ask, how good can it get? And to be guided. Like questions like, how good can I get? To be on a path where you can be of assistance if need be and end up in a place that you are happier with. Because instead of doing shortcuts and, you know, silly things that don't make sense, basically I'm laughing, but these are not funny. To be greedy and selfish or lazy or all these things are obviously dead ends. And sometimes they're called the Buddhist torments or the Seven Deadly Sins. But if you just make a choice, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do things that I'll be happier in the long run that I did that because I like the person who I am.

Cynthia [00:18:33]:
Then it tends to work out better.

Julie [00:18:37]:
When I've heard a bazillion times from Spirit that we live multiple lifetimes concurrently. I always laugh and say that makes my head want to explode. Because I don't understand it. And I don't know that I will understand it in my. At least in this human lifetime. So I go to a place, Cynthia, where I think, okay, is it feasible? Yeah. Am I ever going to understand it? Possibly not. Will I understand it when I get back to Heaven.

Julie [00:19:03]:
Yeah. And so that appeases me in the short run. And my question about what you just mentioned, you know, living multiple lifetimes concurrently, that spawns about a million other questions, one of which is, if we go between lifetimes, what happens to our loved ones and the rest of our community and all of that? Are they still in this next lifetime, this concurrent lifetime? Are they playing different roles? Are they in the same role? You know, we go down that rabbit hole, and there are lots of questions that come with that. So start wherever you want.

Cynthia [00:19:45]:
Yeah, I get asked this question from time to time because people do notice that a loved one seems different, and then they freak out like. Like this. They feel like I'm in a new reality, and my loved one seems very different. Like just a huge personality shift and can I get them back? Or something else has happened. Like the person seems like they're senile, but are they senile or are they really experiencing other realities? A lot of these kind of questions. I don't know for sure what's going on, so I have to start with that. But it seems to me from my own experiences and being the recipient of thousands of firsthand reports of these reality shifts and Mandela effects, over 27 years of archiving and reporting them. So that's my basis, my body of knowledge that I'm blessed and fortunate to be able to receive.

Cynthia [00:20:34]:
Based on all of that, it looks to me like we're not losing people. It seems like sometimes the other people, they have free will too. So I'm basically not saying that we're living in solipsism, where it's like, I am the king of reality and anything I think is real and nobody else matters. I don't believe that to be true. I experience that other people obviously have agency as well. They do matter. I'm starting there because this is a huge piece of it.

Julie [00:21:05]:
Let me stop you for a minute. What's solipsism? That's a new vocab word for me. What does that mean? What's solipsism? That's a new vocab word for me. What does that mean?

Cynthia [00:21:19]:
Well, it's this idea that you can. It's kind of like a tautology. It's sort of this mistake of logic where you're assuming that everything centers around you. It's a very Copernican kind of a view. And it's okay to have some of that going on because I am espousing these ideas which sound like they're basically supporting subjective reality, which they do. But at the same time, personally, like I said, I've been experiencing, receiving 27 years and reporting on them every month of firsthand reports from people noticing that their loved ones have changed or they've made a quantum jump and things are slightly different. So this matter definitely comes up, but it doesn't look like you're losing anyone. Remember, if you are in all of these places at once, so are they.

Cynthia [00:22:07]:
And so it's a collective kind of a co creation, if you will, where you're choosing where to meet them. And maybe you don't have a lot of meeting places with some people, even though you've been very close to them. You might be making some big changes watching podcasts like yours. If they're exposed to these kinds of ideas, it could have a profound impact on people who hadn't thought about this before. And then maybe some of the friends that you thought you were really close to, there's not as much to talk about and they're still there. You haven't lost them, but you're not going to be seeing them in the realities that you're moving into as much. And you won't have as much to talk to because there's less and less in common. There might still be some things, but you might feel less inclined to seek them out.

Cynthia [00:22:56]:
And it's not so much that they vanish, although maybe that happens. But I think for the most part it looks like people that matter to you, when you care about them, you're entangled with them and so you'll continue to experience them in some fashion. Maybe not what it had been, but it'll be something. And you can sometimes improve that, especially if both of you would like to seek that relationship out and nurture it. Then basically miracles and magic can happen in relationships. So good things can happen.

Julie [00:23:29]:
I'm in my mid-60s now while we're filming this, and that's been something for me to get used to as we go to different phases of our lives and different interests. Friends that have been friends for a long time do tend to follow, fall away from the standpoint of you don't. You're not touching them as much, you don't see them as much. And I still love them, but it's kind of like they were in my time for. In my life for a time. And now the time has shifted and there are other things and then there are those who've been in my life for forever, since I was a little child, two of my best friends, we were born in the same hospital. Within two days of each other. We were all in those lingerie bins in the nursery together.

Julie [00:24:25]:
You know, we say we were raised in hell in the nursery as newborns. And then we met in college. And we're all still very dear friends. So it's interesting to me how we get to the place where it's okay. When we move on. From people who are very dear to us. It's okay. It's just part of life's path.

Julie [00:24:47]:
It took me probably till I was in my 40s and maybe even older. To realize that's okay. And it's all part of life. It's just how it works. I never thought about. Because I never thought about shifting realities. But in fact, that's what I'm hearing you say is happening.

Cynthia [00:25:06]:
Oh, yeah.

Julie [00:25:06]:
The different people are going in different directions. And you still love them and you wish them the best. Kind of like people we go to grade school and high school with. We're not in touch with them, but we wish them the best. But their lives are in a different way. I never thought about it as shifting timelines.

Cynthia [00:25:24]:
Yeah, it looks very different when you take that perspective. But it can make a lot of sense. When you see that some friends seem like what happened to them. It's almost like I didn't check for a few years. And who is this person? It's not just that they look different, but they just seem different. Personality may be slightly different. Yes.

Julie [00:25:43]:
Or if they stop. If they stop putting effort into the relationship. And one side's putting all the effort in. Then that doesn't feel good ever. And then it just kind of drifts, I have found. And so that's what's going on in that situation as well. Most likely.

Cynthia [00:26:02]:
Right. That's one aspect of it for sure. And then there could later be a return of connection. Because maybe one person is exploring these kinds of topics. About consciousness and quantum physics. And the other one really isn't into that. And maybe years go by. And then suddenly the other one does get interested in that.

Cynthia [00:26:21]:
For whatever reason. And they seek you out. And you can have a big reconnection there. It's not just that one idea. But lots of other things could happen as well. But it's this idea that people can change. And obviously looking at these topics can invite them into your life. A lot of people notice that if they're reading my books.

Cynthia [00:26:41]:
Or just thinking about these ideas. Then suddenly these things start happening to them. That hadn't happened before. And they thought they were normal. And now they're realizing. No, the reality really is like a dream. Things are changing in a big way. Unmistakably.

Cynthia [00:26:56]:
I was talking with an artist just this last week, and she said she'd never had anything like this happen. But then she was thinking about these ideas from my books and so forth, and someone had given her a jar. And she's an artist, so she was looking at the jar, like a Mason jar that was beautiful and green. And she was kind of, you know, secretly coveting it in a way, just thinking like, oh, I have to give it back, but I really love it. And then she kept it in the cupboard just for a few days or maybe a little while longer. And when she pulled it out to return it, it wasn't green anymore. It was clear. Remember, she's an artist.

Cynthia [00:27:32]:
I'm emphasizing that because that's a subject matter expert. As I would see it on color. She's painting in colors. She thinks in colors. Colors matter to an artist. I asked her what shade of green, you know, because she knows, she remembers it. And then it went from green to clear. So this is the sort of thing that can happen.

Cynthia [00:27:51]:
When you start looking at this, you can notice that reality is shifting, that these magical, enchantment, alchemical moments are happening, and that it seems to me like an invitation. Just. It seems like reality is showing us. Do you notice yet? Do you see this? How do you think this is happening? And I'm constantly learning about this. So I'm not sure about the laws, but I sure like to play with the assumptions and what we're thinking about reality. Like, maybe there are definitely more than one dimension of time that's obvious. It's definitely not linear time because too many weird things are happening. But then does that mean.

Cynthia [00:28:30]:
Is it two dimensional time, three dimensional time? And I've been looking at that recently just to see, you know, what is that? Because it's very interesting.

Julie [00:28:40]:
Was there a moment or experience that first made you realize that reality isn't fixed?

Cynthia [00:28:47]:
Oh, well. Early in life, when I was a child, I was seeing things. Like, I could think, stop rain. And the rain would stop. Think, start. It would start back and forth. And it was so consistent, just perfect. Until I ran.

Cynthia [00:29:02]:
I was very young, like 5 years old. So I run to find my mom. Like, mom, look at this. And. And she's like, what? And I describe what it is, and she's. I don't know if she crossed her hands or sighed or what, but it was like rolling of the eyes, like, okay, what? And then. So now what's happened is I'm Entangled with my mom. And we're looking at the rain out the window and I'm saying I think stop rain.

Cynthia [00:29:22]:
Cause it's raining and it stops and it just keeps raining. And then I think start and it starts and the whole thing is just like she's like a cooler in the casinos, you know, like the ones like, oh, you know, send the cooler to that table because they're winning too many games, they're beating the, you know, the house. We can't have that. So it's very interesting. So that was a huge, very interesting experience for me to witness. First, that it's real. And second, that when you entangle with someone who's probably equally powerful, you know, who doesn't feel working from a different set of laws, of science or beliefs, whatever you want to call that, and just feeling very certain that that can't possibly be true. So then it isn't.

Cynthia [00:30:06]:
And when you're entangled with them, you're not getting the miracle. So if you have a prayer group, you want to make sure that you're with open minded people who are genuinely wishing for the best for all concerned and with an open mind rather than being chillers or blockers. And I'm not trying to blame my mom, she just didn't believe in that. And she demonstrated to me her own pretty strong psychokinetic abilities. So I felt like, no, this still works. But this is very interesting extra information now.

Julie [00:30:36]:
Well, and it gave you, I can tell just from talking to you this short period of time that in your little brain you're going, yeah, right.

Cynthia [00:30:44]:
Watch this, I'm going to show you what I did. What happened is I stopped talking about it. So then when the car wouldn't start, this was the 19. I was born also in the early 60s. And you might remember sometimes the car wouldn't start. We had a Chevrolet and my dad would be. And he had a short fuse and he'd get frustrated pretty easily. Turn the key, turn the key.

Cynthia [00:31:06]:
It's not the battery. But I don't know what it was. But I don't need to know what it was. I'm just in the backseat a little child knowing, let's get this car to start. But I'm not going to say anything. None of this thing of I can make the rain start and stop now. Forget that. We're not doing that anymore.

Cynthia [00:31:21]:
I'm just going to get the. I will now start the car and that starts. So it was. Or you know, if the TV was on the fritz and it requires going, do you remember, you'd have to open the back, pull out a tube. And my. My dad was like, oh, no. And like, okay, maybe we don't want to do all that. Maybe let's do that thing we do.

Cynthia [00:31:40]:
So I did not talk about it. I grew up doing this without talking about it, and it was very effective.

Julie [00:31:47]:
So, yeah, you were the original Samantha Stevens.

Cynthia [00:31:51]:
Unbewitched without the nose and not giving any tells. I real. You can't talk about this here. But what's happening now is thanks to quantum computing. And as you're seeing, you know, there's such a change. We've got the telepathy tapes. There's so much happening now. People need to know that this is quite real, that this is not fake or false.

Cynthia [00:32:11]:
And there's a system to it. Things make it work better than other things. And that's why I like reading books like Dean Radin's new book. It's really cool. And the books that I write, because they're indicating, here's the science behind why this works. And I find that very helpful. In this collective consciousness field that we're in, where there's a lot of inversion energy, people are kind of putting a cloud of negativity above everyone without noticing they're doing it. And this helps bust through that cloud and clear it up, because then you start bringing science and clarity into the picture, where usually you don't see science with spirituality or magic or miracles, but it belongs there.

Cynthia [00:32:50]:
And when you do bring it in, then there's a clearing that can happen. It doesn't necessarily happen. And some people cling to their negativity and, you know, the inversion stuff. I'm just laughing. It's just the people that are.

Julie [00:33:02]:
Because of fear. Yeah. Because they're afraid. Yeah.

Cynthia [00:33:06]:
Or they're feeling hurt or they're angry. So it's the drama triangle going on there, plus, you know, all of those Buddhist torments and deadly sins. So it's a spiritual path to bring these two things together. But it's quite. It is doable. It is doable.

Julie [00:33:22]:
Let's change directions for a minute. When people try to manifest and nothing changes, what are they usually doing wrong?

Cynthia [00:33:35]:
Well, basically, I mean, it's the individual, so it's their own experience as to what's happening. They might be entangled like I was with my mom with a super cooler. So you might be married to one or be in. There might be a real wet blanket in your immediate vicinity. So it might not even be. You might be a field effect that you're just right there with someone, and you don't have the ability to try this on your own without that kind of interference. So I'd really start off by, you know, break free from anybody that's dampening things down and their beliefs influence you. And then secondly, start looking at your own beliefs.

Cynthia [00:34:11]:
Beliefs are very key. If you believe you can do this or if you start having affirmations to address beliefs that you're noticing that you might have that you feel like, why do I have that belief? Where'd I get this from? Like, this will never work. Where'd that come from? And so you could just create customized affirmations. I show how to do this. In my book, reality shifts. Basically, you just wanna take whatever it is, like, this will never work, flip it to its opposite, it's just as likely to be true. Like, whatever I'm doing magically, this will always work. I just may or may not see it.

Cynthia [00:34:44]:
Bingo, there you go. And then don't get so locked into the outcome, like I have to see it right away. Like, you know, give that one up. So you want to flip anything that you feel like maybe this could be messing things up. Yeah, exactly. So you want to be open to magical experience, to miracles, to, you know, the sort of a transformation that you're seeking. But there's something called effortless striving that's been acknowledged as being very important. It's kind of.

Cynthia [00:35:14]:
They call it wu wei, but whatever you want to call it, it's this idea that I find quite important to. It's hard to express it properly, but it's kind of like I like to start my day saying, how good can it get? That's effortless driving. So I'm asking a question that guides me, but I'm not forcing a certain outcome or expecting. Like I have to have this acting like a spoiled child, like, I need this miracle by 10:00am this morning, or it's failed. It's like, this is crazy. That doesn't even sound right. So if I'm asking, how good can it get? It's an invitation. It's a cooperation, a playfulness, a joyfulness.

Cynthia [00:35:51]:
So very often people are very serious and they're not playful, they're not joyful, they're not like children. They don't have their beliefs properly open and they've entangled with people that are actively messing them up. It's also very helpful to have a connection directly to what I, you know, highest goodness. If you're, you might not be religious at all. And it's okay to not be religious, it's fine to be an atheist, it's fine to be an agnostic. So I'm not advocating anything in particular, but having said that, it's very important to believe in highest good, that there is something, that there is this sort of an idea of that, that there's something that's worth living in service to, that gives you a sense of meaning. And if you have that and you've got the belief that, that it's possible and you've cleared out the interference, then just keep practicing and success is inevitable.

Julie [00:36:44]:
Well, I always say too that our thoughts create our reality. And if you're going to use your imagination to envision something, envision something good. Most of us are envisioning things we don't want to happen. And then we suffer over things that we've made up in our minds that may never happen. And it's a total wasted time. Total, total, total.

Cynthia [00:37:07]:
Yeah. That's where I came up with this question that I recommend. People can ask on a good day, bad day or whatever, just add how good can it get to whatever you're doing, whatever that's going on. Because what I see people doing instead is what you're describing. They're saying like, what next? And like, oh my gosh, now look what's happening. And so with that kind of a focus, they're going to see more and more of that. It's like steering. Like if when people learn to ride motorcycles.

Cynthia [00:37:32]:
I had a friend who was taking a class in that and the instructor said, do not fixate on the mud puddle. Do not look at the pothole. If you do, you'll hit it. He says, I know it sounds crazy, but you'll think like, that can't happen. It happens every time. And I'm like, wow, isn't that such a good metaphor? So you don't want to hit the mud holes and potholes in life. I love it.

Julie [00:37:54]:
Does everybody have an optimal timeline and is it accessible or do we create it as we go?

Cynthia [00:38:03]:
We're co creating it as we go. Most of us are still learning, most of us are not done. Like, I am enlightened and I'm finished my full evolution. If that's not true, then you're evolving. So it's a co creation. You're kind of feeling it as you go. And so what seems best at each moment is evolving. And that's a good thing.

Cynthia [00:38:22]:
So it's very cooperative.

Julie [00:38:26]:
You teach that small perception shifts can create big timeline changes. Can you give us an example of One that comes to mind.

Cynthia [00:38:37]:
Yeah. I'm hearing from so many people that hear about this idea of just ask, how good can it get? And when they do that, amazing. It's just like everything can change. They can go from a situation where they were having an argument with a shopkeeper and it looked like they were going to have to pay for something they didn't order or what have you, and they'll just think, they don't even have to say it, how good can it get? And like, everything will shift in that moment. Just that one little thought. It's just the weirdest, most wonderful thing. Suddenly that person's acting differently and they're not. They're saying, like, oh, you know what, let's just write this off.

Cynthia [00:39:10]:
Like it's. And like, what? You know, so strange things like that can come from just a very simple thought. And that. I think that's just the easiest, biggest one that you can play with. People can play with it and just notice. What different kind of a day do you have when you ask that versus not ask that? You can be a scientist and experiment with it.

Julie [00:39:32]:
What's happening, do you think, in that situation? Are they raising their vibrational level? Are they shifting to a different reality? What's going on?

Cynthia [00:39:40]:
Okay, I'm going to give credit to the physicist who this all came from that I want to credit. And that's John Archibald Wheeler. And what he said is, and he's the progenitor of the idea of the black hole, the white hole, the participatory universe, which is where I'm going next. And, you know, all sorts of other great ideas. He is a contemporary of Albert Einstein, so he deserves a lot of credit. So John Archibald Wheeler said that if you ask nature a question, nature answers. And he was looking specifically at experiments in quantum physics, like the double slit experiment. Depending on where you put the observational device, you get a very certain kind of a response.

Cynthia [00:40:21]:
It's like nature, it's weird. Quantum physics, again, being weird and showing us that what you're looking for is giving you the answer. So then he's Wheeler's then saying, it makes a difference where you put your attention. So totally matters.

Julie [00:40:39]:
Well, that's what I teach. It's a new meaning for the acronym AI. It's Attention Intention, Artificial Intelligence. But it's Attention Intention. Where is your attention going? And what's your intention in being focused on that? And it really changes the outcome. I don't know what I was doing. I just know it works.

Cynthia [00:40:59]:
So there you go.

Julie [00:41:00]:
So you're teaching us what's happening now when we do that. Is there. Speaking of experiments, is there a simple experiment, Cynthia, that anybody can do today to prove to themselves that reality isn't as fixed as we think it is?

Cynthia [00:41:18]:
Well, not one size fits all. Because some people can be pretty stubborn, and that's not a bad thing. That stubbornness can be big payoff. When you finally open your mind and start experiencing these things. Wow. Then that stubbornness is a rocket fuel because then you're going to have all that stubbornness on the belief, like, hey, this stuff does work. Yeah. And then you'll have a great commanding presence.

Cynthia [00:41:42]:
So it'll be very easy for that kind of person to have an intention that's just like a command. And, you know, presence like this is exactly what's happening. So one person's like, how did you do that? Like, well, I was dead set against all this stuff for a long time. So that person. I don't know what's going to make. Make it switch. The cool thing for me about the Mandela effect, if you look, do you notice any of them? So if someone just. I think one thing people can do is go to check out the Mandela effect and notice.

Cynthia [00:42:11]:
Are you noticing any of these changes? Like Nelson Mandela having died in prison. That happened a long time ago. And maybe some people, they don't remember that or weren't paying attention. But what about other things? So just noticing which of the Mandela effects resonate for you and is there one that just really gets you personally and then allow that to be a doorway? It's an invitation. What if there's something to this? That. What if we humans have the ability collectively to literally change history itself in groups, so we don't even necessarily all agree on it. There's a little chaos happening that we can see all around us right now. And that's okay.

Cynthia [00:42:51]:
That's happening. But I'd let that be the invitation. I think the Mandela effect is a great doorway to walk through. And what gets you might be different than what gets someone else. For me, flip flops are big on the Mandela effect, where I was seeing Costco the way it used to be spelled, and it's back to that again as a store, a chain that's here in California. It went to Cosco, which is a different kind of business. And I was so busy with things at the time, I was just annoyed to see that, like, oh, no, that's changed. That's not good.

Cynthia [00:43:24]:
I don't like that. And then whatever that busy stuff I was doing is over. And then the store, the same store I'm driving by, then it would be back to C O S T c O. So if you notice, I'm calling that a flip flop. That's the colloquial expression. But then it's an experience. It really feels like you're in one reality, then you're in another one, then you're back. Some people saw chick fil a change that way.

Cynthia [00:43:47]:
Flip flopping. They remember it was C H I C and then a chick fil A. And then now I think it's back to C H I C K. That one's changed a lot. So the logos, the name brands, these things can sometimes switch. And if you're seeing that, it's extremely convincing. Because then, you know, like, wait, I saw it change. Now it's back.

Cynthia [00:44:11]:
So it's grabbing your attention in a big way. Or you might have a really solid Mandela effect. That feels like for sure. I know this one. And there's no way, like, the cornucopia basket on the Fruit of the loom label. That one is a. Like, that's the hill a lot of people will stand on and say this for sure. Definitely was the way the logo was.

Cynthia [00:44:34]:
Even though the brand marketing department's been contacted and they'll joke about it, but they'll say, no, we didn't have that. But it's fine if you want to talk about it. They like the publicity, but a lot of us are certain. Of course it had the cornucopia.

Julie [00:44:47]:
I saw it.

Cynthia [00:44:48]:
I did, too.

Julie [00:44:49]:
Yeah.

Cynthia [00:44:50]:
Yeah.

Julie [00:44:50]:
And you're saying that the history of the company is saying that they never used it.

Cynthia [00:44:54]:
Right.

Julie [00:44:55]:
Wow.

Cynthia [00:44:56]:
Yeah. Wow.

Julie [00:44:57]:
When I picture that brand, I picture that cornucopia.

Cynthia [00:45:01]:
Exactly.

Julie [00:45:02]:
Interesting. Maybe the people in marketing just aren't old enough to remember when they were using it.

Cynthia [00:45:08]:
It's not that. And I've heard from them, too. Yeah. This is a story I've been tracking in my newsletter, Reality Shifters. And it's cool because then people that did work there are reporting from the inside. Like, okay, went on an investigative mission, you know, checked out all of their. Because they've got a hallway where they got the photos of the early logos. I looked at all of that.

Cynthia [00:45:27]:
It's not there. And they didn't take it down. I know, but they remember it too. It's like. But it was there. Like, yeah. How interesting. Wow.

Julie [00:45:37]:
So somebody maybe shifted timelines there, and then it shifted for all of the rest of us because of. That's what's showing in the history of that logo versus what you and I and others saw in that cornucopia basket.

Cynthia [00:45:52]:
With fruit in it. Okay. It's not for all of us. It's for some of us.

Julie [00:45:56]:
Some of us.

Cynthia [00:45:57]:
The big thing about the Mandela effect, it's a collective, but it's not necessarily everyone. There actually are people that will swear on a stack of Bibles or whatever they believe in that that cornucopia was never there. And people are just really confused for some reason. There are going to be some people that say that, and that's their experience, and we don't need to talk them out of it. We don't need to all have an objective reality forced on us. So this is a time when you literally can experience a different reality than the person right next to you. And it's okay, like you noticed with your friend and the way that whole hospital experience unfolded, like, that's not what you remember, right? Yeah.

Julie [00:46:39]:
How can intention, setting change something as tangible as health, money, or relationships?

Cynthia [00:46:48]:
Well, it's that belief again. So if you have a belief and you're knowing that for sure, you can envision and accept that there's this adjacent reality, and you're able to move yourself into it by being the person that you are when you're in that other reality, then you can witness changes in other people and everything. So it's not just acting as if some people say that's what it is, maybe, but it's knowing that you'll make whatever changes are necessary. So it's really. And it's a feeling, it's such a deep feeling when it's done so that it's absolute. When you take that intention to its manifesting fullness, then it's this feeling of tremendous confidence and command. And it's not done from a selfish place, but it's done because of necessity. So you're basically saying, you know, it's almost a way of saying no to things that are not that and only choosing the one reality that you need and to be able to do that.

Cynthia [00:47:54]:
If you're sensitive to your energy centers, like your chakras, then you're activating your lower chakras. And ideally, you line up all of your energy centers together. So it's like a combination lock. We have seven chakras for a reason. We're meant to be noticing whether we're in or out of alignment. So what you're focusing on, like your attention is on something. It needs to line up with the intention of your gut and also your heart. So you got Seven chakras to line up.

Cynthia [00:48:22]:
But you can focus on the three brain centers because we've got neurons in the gut. That's a brain. And so that's your intention. But it needs to feel like that's the only acceptable. The only thing it was. Such confidence, such certainty, such command. And that's. It feels different when you have.

Cynthia [00:48:42]:
That feels like there's an. For me, I can feel like there's an energy flow coming through and that I know whatever impossible thing I'm about to do, I know it's going to work. Because it's not just plain intention, it's command. And it's just like that flow state. Like, I need that. This is the only acceptable reality. Everything else is no. So we know what's happening now.

Cynthia [00:49:03]:
And there's an alignment with my heart. So it's just feeling so much love, like this is the right thing to do for everyone and everything. I know. And then the focus is just unshakable. So it's like I've opened a locked door, sliding glass door. I'm looking at it and my friend Paula Harris had locked it. I know it's locked. I can see it's locked.

Cynthia [00:49:21]:
I've walked to the back door, but I know what I'm going to do because I can feel it's not just intention. It's just that feeling of like Kundalini energy flowing through everything. I didn't bring it on, I didn't force it. It's just knowing like this needs to be. It's that there's a feeling that you can feel in your second chakra and your third chakra when they just awaken, and that there's so much energy. That's how I feel it. And then with that perfect focus, even looking at the door, it's locked. I'm about to push a locked sliding glass door open.

Cynthia [00:49:50]:
And I know it'll work because I can feel it in those chakras. So I do it. I just gently push it. And it's like bending metal or something, but it's not bending anything. It's just pushing the door open. It still worked fine. It just. It's like a quantum tunneling situation where a quantum particle can go right through something.

Cynthia [00:50:08]:
So that door, I'm just pulling it right through its locking mechanism and it's still intact. So I've just done something that's a quantum thing on a macroscopic scale. And we can all do that all the time.

Julie [00:50:19]:
Speaking of Merlin the magician, who would qualify for the Merlin contest doing that Trick. When we decide that there's something that we want to do and we get ourselves aligned based on what you were just teaching us, do we need to be concerned about how it's going to affect somebody else? And is it even something that's doable? When we do that decision for ourselves and we're focused on what we want to do, does it even have an.

Cynthia [00:50:53]:
Effect on other people?

Julie [00:50:55]:
And can we control that effect if it does on other people? Do we want to?

Cynthia [00:51:01]:
We are learning how to operate with collective, you know, co creative telepathic community and we're moving into it right now. The telepathy tapes are here. We're noticing that we're all telepathic. That's what my angels told me when I was little. Everyone can read your mind, they told me that. And my dad would say the opposite, my atheist dad, no offense to atheism, but he'd say nobody knows what anyone's thinking. And then my angels would show me what he's thinking and like, well, so anyway, it's kind of, kind of funny, but anyway, so if you know everybody can read your mind and you know that we're collectively co creating everything, then it does matter what we're doing. For me, being raised with the idea that everyone knew what I was thinking, you better believe that changed who I am.

Cynthia [00:51:45]:
And so I've, I'm in. I'm a different person for that experience than I would have been. And when I wish the best for all concerned, that's part of the how good can it get? So when I'm asking how good can it get, of course it's for all concerned. If it's just for me, that's garbage. That's no good at all. That's a dead end. I know that. And so if I've got that as an operating system, the foundation, it's not a law, but it's what I'm choosing as my root assumption and belief that I need to do what's best for all concerned.

Cynthia [00:52:16]:
I am telepathic. Everyone else is telepathic. We are co creators. So this is my startup protocol. My awakening as a human in this lifetime started from there. It's a very different beginning, but we can all benefit from at some point saying, okay, let's bring that in. I'd like to do that too so that I don't feel guilty or bad that I've done something damaging to others. It can still happen, but hopefully if things like that, mistakes happen, then you're learning from it.

Cynthia [00:52:45]:
And if you're Asking, how good can it get? Then hopefully, maybe you're becoming more humble, more patient, who knows what? But just keep, I would recommend, always strive to be more in service to whatever that highest good that you can imagine is in whatever framework you're working with, it really matters. And then keep those beliefs open. Like listening to the two of us talk today, hopefully that's activating people. And they're feeling excited and like, yeah, let's have fun, because they can trust us. They're looking at us and saying, here are two people who are doing this. And I think we are just as important as what we're talking about, if not more important, because we're saying we're living this way, so it's doable.

Julie [00:53:28]:
Couple more questions as we're winding down here. I could talk to you all day. How can somebody spiritually align with their, quote, highest aversion of themselves? And how do they know that they have successfully made that shift shorter of seeing a difference in their reality? But is there. Is there something else that can be a guide to them to let them know that they've really. They're in the process of that shift or they've actually made that shift?

Cynthia [00:53:59]:
Well, a desire for it is a good starting point. So you might feel maybe some people just at that first moment, they feel like, whoa, something happened. Like that heartwarming opening feeling might happen. Just a feeling that there's someone who actually understands you completely, who's in your court completely, who's actually able to know the full history of everything you think happened. It feels like being witnessed by a level of oneself that's so expansive, so confident, so fearless, so courageous, so focused, so loving. And if you can imagine any of that and feel like, oh, my gosh, I'm feeling that, then trust how you're feeling. Start learning to trust yourself. A lot of people, that's an issue, actually, that can sometimes interfere, but you can break through it and recognize, yeah, this is a real experience.

Cynthia [00:54:52]:
I'm having a real experience, imagining that I am feeling the presence of my best possible future self, that this is real, this is happening. I'm planning to keep this connection in my experience. Once that's opened, then you're being guided from here on. So it's very, very beneficial for yourself and for everyone that you're connected to. I agree.

Julie [00:55:15]:
Is there a spiritual significance to deja vu?

Cynthia [00:55:20]:
Yeah, I think it's an activation portal. It sort of opens up an awareness. Like we were saying, time's not linear. So this is one of the ways we can start to see it. So deja vu would be a moment where you're seeing things that are. That you feel like you've seen them before. It's like, wow, Everything's playing out just like I imagined it in a. I think a dream or something.

Cynthia [00:55:41]:
And here it is all happening again. So it's very, very cool.

Julie [00:55:47]:
It's kind of like a preview of a coming attraction.

Cynthia [00:55:50]:
Yes.

Julie [00:55:51]:
Kind of a thing.

Cynthia [00:55:52]:
Yeah. Yeah.

Julie [00:55:54]:
Last question. Why do we incarnate?

Cynthia [00:55:57]:
Lots of different reasons. Some people think, like, it's a prison. Some people say it's a school. And some people feel I'm here to help. So there are many motivations. I think that's key, is to recognize who are you? What kind of path are you on, what's your motivation? And maybe what's. Maybe it's okay for some people to feel like I have to experience a prison planet. Like, I wouldn't personally choose that, or I.

Cynthia [00:56:21]:
I don't really want to go into that. To me, it's like, let's skip that one. That is not how good it can get is what it looks like to me. So if someone feels like I don't like it, well, then switch out of it. You know, you don't need to stay stuck. That's like the biggest message today. Whatever it looks like, you don't need to stay there. Growth is definitely happening.

Cynthia [00:56:42]:
In fact, you know, it's. Well, change is inevitable. Growth is optional. And if you start noticing, like, everything's changing and it seems like it's getting worse, well, it's changing. So you can actually start surfing these waves, asking, how good can it get? And surf your way out of it. Grow your way out of it, make friends with your best possible future self. Start, you know, making connections, opening doors that you didn't know were there, having fun with it.

Julie [00:57:12]:
Cynthia, you are as fascinating as you are brilliant, girl. Holy Moses, my goodness. You do such a magnificent job of distilling the really complex quantum physics principles into everyday, understandable, implementable languaging. So thank you for the work that you're doing. Thank you for being willing to receive this guidance and work with your spirit team. That's. That's moving you around to these different places to. To really educate the planet on what's going on here.

Julie [00:57:57]:
Because I hear a lot of that. I hear all that chronic physics.

Cynthia [00:58:01]:
I'm like, okay, what's that mean? You know?

Julie [00:58:05]:
Or, how's it work? Or, well, it's the physical particle of.

Cynthia [00:58:10]:
The blah, blah, blah, blah. I'm like, all Right.

Julie [00:58:12]:
What's that mean to me in my everyday life? How do I implement that? And you do it. You do a fabulous job of helping us understand from a just a basic standpoint of here's how you integrate it into your life, how you make your life better.

Cynthia [00:58:30]:
So thank you. Thank you.

Julie [00:58:31]:
How can people learn more about you and your work?

Cynthia [00:58:33]:
Well, I've got a website, reality shifters.com, because we're all reality shifters. It's not. We don't have a guru. We're doing it together. And I've got a monthly newsletter on substack. My channel on YouTube is under my name, Cynthia Sue Larson. And I'm on social media, Facebook, Instagram and X and Blue sky and alignable. But I think the best is my newsletter.

Cynthia [00:58:58]:
So sign up for that and then start receiving monthly updates which are, I think, life changing because you can read from firsthand reports of people around the world noticing this phenomenon and what they're observing. I think we're learning from each other. And I also share whatever is most interesting to me each month. And this is such an interesting time. So I'm having a blast, like I said, looking at dimensions of time this next month. So probably be writing about that soon. And I just share whatever's current, whatever's cutting edge, whatever's new and wonderful that we can all benefit from so we can all find out how good can it get?

Julie [00:59:38]:
So everybody listening and watching, if this appeals to you and it appeals to friends or family or acquaintances, please share this episode and give your friends and family the opportunity to learn from Cynthia as well. Because you're right up there, girl, and I've done a lot of interviews and you're right up there. So thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. You bet. In the meantime, sending you lots of love, everybody from sweet home Alabama and from California too, where Cynthia is. We'll see you next time.

Cynthia [01:00:14]:
Bye, everybody.

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