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Dec 30, 2022 11 min

Meet your future you today

from You Are The Spell Hosted by Aunt Carla

What is Quantum Jumping? Quantum jumping, also known as timeline jumping, is a spiritual process that enables you to shift from your current reality into the reality of your next level self. When you make a timeline jump, you make a conscious decision to interrupt your current reality, and shift your awareness to embody a new reality, one with a different potential. You embody this new reality by making choices in the NOW moment in a completely new way. Timeline jumping involves getting into a meditative state then spiritually jumping into the parallel universe in which you are living the life you desire. As a result of this meditation, you are able to embody the characteristics of the successful you immediately. This is also referred to as a timeline collapsing, as it shortens the distance between the current you, and the future you - the one on the other side of transformation. As magick, not quantum physics, is the lens that I use to interpret the world, my version of timeline jumping, or quantum jumping is achieved by performing a “Self Spell”. My "Future You Magick" focuses on being intentional about casting spells on ourselves, as those are the ones that are the most powerful. When you cast a spell on yourself, you are able to sidestep your obstacles, and win. It's not that the obstacles no longer exist, but that your "Self Spell" influences you to respond to obstacles as the powerful person that you are.

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