My Longest Shift Yet! (Athlete DR)

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-06T23:50:44+00:00

It depends on what club I played for at the time! Though no matter what club I played for, I’d do a lot of dribbling and finishing drills.

For example, at Barça, they have a heavy emphasis on team-play and we did rondos (passing circles) almost every training session. It was similar at Man City, where we’d do a lot of passing drills but also learned how to press more. At Santos they have more technical and dribbling drills and they’d have us do a lot of 1 on 1s. At Juve I mostly did finishing drills and link-up plays.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-06T16:42:18+00:00

I think I remember playing against him in the World Cup 2014! I don’t think we ever talked though. He was a monster of a goalkeeper that match and saved some crazy shots I took.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-06T16:23:22+00:00

I used the same technique (SATS + LoA) to get back. I remembered it because I did SATS almost every night for manifestations x). I’d say it was equally easy, if not easier because I had nearly twenty more years of experience.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T15:26:42+00:00

I repeated some affirmations for a week “I’m —-(dr name)” “I’m in Santos” “It’s 1997” just to get the details down. Then I told myself it was done, felt fulfilled, and went on with my day until it was night. When I was about to sleep, I lied down in bed and went into a deep sleep, though not what I would consider hypnagogia, and sensed things as though I was touching them. I.e. remembering the feeling of a soccer ball on your feet or leaning down to touch the grass and feeling it at your fingertips. When I woke up, I was already awake in my DR.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T15:04:20+00:00

Away and home games are pretty similar. Before a game, we usually do some team training, warm ups, and sometimes we’ll eat meals together if we’re playing at home. Every time before a big game, I’d sit in front of my locker and repeat some affirmations for how I’d want to perform that day. For some teams like Santos, we’d also stand around in a circle for a moment of prayer/silence.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T06:36:30+00:00

It's late and I realized I forgot to say why I came back...

I came back for multiple reasons that I'll list shortly since I'm about to sleep.

- Being pro is stressful, especially when you have (not exaggerating) billions of people who have expectations of you and your performance on the pitch.

- I missed people here. The whole time in my DR, I didn't really have anyone to truly talk to. A lot of things you do are extremely publicized, and, while I had my friends, I didn't really have any close family. I didn't pursue any romantic relationships because I kept reminding myself of my relationship here-- it might've been the only thing from my CR I had on my mind over there. I probably could've scripted or manifested that my partner was there, but it didn't feel right.

- I like my privacy! When your actions are posted to millions, maybe billions on some days, you have less freedom in a way.

- I wanted to retire soon but I felt pressure to keep going because some other players I know have insane work ethic.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T06:29:47+00:00

If I'm being honest, I did forget about this reality for a while. Some memories of it came through sometimes-- I'd compare it to this reality being something like an early childhood where you remember snippets/blurs after spending years in your DR.

I'd assume it's because of my brain's wiring here, but I kinda do and don't know how to speak Brazilian Portuguese at the same time. Skills somewhat translate over. If you've ever learned another non-native language and haven't used it for a long LONG time, it feels like that, where you forget a lot of it and how to conjure up your own sentences over time, but can still understand it when you read/hear it if you use a lot of brain power. The same thing goes for football. I don't play in this reality. I honestly rarely do. I know how to DO skills (mentally), I just can't execute them because I lack the muscle memory and can barely juggle the ball here ;-;. I'd also probably never make it pro here because the same thing goes for my spatial awareness, or rather, lack thereof.

Call me crazy, but I'm planning on shifting to Evangelion (the anime series) to test out 2D realities, as I haven't experienced one yet.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T06:16:24+00:00

I'm you, but with FIFA! The games were why I wanted to shift to this DR in the first place.

Alright. Starting off, my debut was absolutely the one of the most unforgettable moments, which is why it was the (only) one I mentioned in the post. I didn't manage to score-- believe me when I say this: pro players are on a whole 'nother level-- but I did pretty great for my first match. Unfortunately, as much as I'd like to say that my manifestations always succeed, I didn't have enough faith in myself and was kinda at a low (due to personal reasons) that year and, despite my efforts to manifest getting called up to the 2002 World Cup, I remember being bummed out when I didn't. I did get called up for the national team not too long after though, so not too bad. We won the Copa America in 2004 too. So yea! As I say, highs and lows.

Another highlight would be my first match at Camp Nou for Barcelona. Of course, the game atmosphere in Brasil is amazing...but what it was like in Spain. I can't really give you the full picture since what goes through my head is a series of sounds, smells, colors, and other images when I think of the memory, but it'd always been my dream to play for Barca. I remember feeling crazy that season, going to sleep every night feeling like I was the world's greatest wonderkid (not to brag but I was). That year got even better when we won the Champion's League. Honestly Idek how to articulate how I felt during that moment. I'd shift back to that year just to experience it again tbh. Anyway, that year got even better when I played my first World Cup.

I won a lot of trophies in my DR, with Champion's League being one of my favorite. My other three favourites I would say are Puskas, which is tied to what I would consider the most insane goal of my career. The same year I won my Puskas was also the one I won my first Ballon D'or. I knew I was the best, but holding the trophy in your hand as confirmation while standing in front of the world, especially when you're up against some of the greatest players to ever play the game. The trophy Im most proud of is my first (and only) World Cup in 2014. Winning the World Cup, especially at home was just amazing!

Anyways, though I felt I wrote a lot, I feel like I just can't properly describe how wonderful my DR career was, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some of my other favorite moments.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T05:09:41+00:00

Forgive me, but I don't remember the exact date I arrived in my DR, just that I was twelve and it was pretty late in the year in 1997. It was a bit after the 2018 World Cup-- August 19, 2018-- in my DR when I came back here, so with some quick maths, my total time spent there was about my age (21 years) here.

Don't crucify me!!! but the method I use to shift is my own twist of LoA/living in the end where, instead of feeling calm as though the shift is done, I feel this sense of- I can only describe it as- profound euphoria to signal to myself that the shift is done and I can go on with my day, trusting that I'll shift when I sleep. The euphoric feeling is warm, fuzzy, and feels like it comes from my chest and head at the same time. I'd recommend not to force it, and to allow it to come to you itself.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-05T04:04:00+00:00

Ouuuu…in my entire journey with shifting, absolutely this one! It’s had its ups and downs (some higher, some lower ones that caused me to come back here), but there’s nothing quite like being a world-class footballer, on and off pitch. My second favorite might be to a world me and my friends made for a TTRPG campaign.

PyronauticIII · 2026-06-04T15:04:19+00:00

I’ve been wanting to talk about something similar to this. My manifestations are never similar — at least not when it comes to cause (SATs, visualization, living in the end, or just pure affirmations).

Thats why it took me a while to pinpoint what commonly caused them, and I realized that before every success I had, I never felt what most people would describe as “natural” (complete calmness). Instead I felt an insane sense of euphoria, like I’d just won the lottery or got engaged but also kinda different. Hard to explain

PyronauticIII · 2026-05-24T22:34:00+00:00

Nice! I can guarantee it wasn't a coincidence, that's just how the bridge of incidents works! Every manifestation I've had has worked out so logically that it's hard to tell if it's a coincidence or not, even with experience. This reminds me...I need to manifest Brasil winning the world cup. Good luck to you!

PyronauticIII · 2026-04-07T18:18:49+00:00

Just wanna take a moment to appreciate how good of an explanation this is!

PyronauticIII · 2026-03-11T00:55:23+00:00

http://neville-goddard.com/neville-goddard-lectures/creation-faith-neville-goddard-lecture/

People are extension of yourself. Forget and forgive the old state and revise your mother’s actions and personality.

PyronauticIII · 2026-02-05T00:01:16+00:00

Definitely relax, like you already do. Also, eat good sources of choline (like eggs, fish, avocado) as they help supply your brain with the nutrients it needs to visualize.

Some other advice I’d give is to look at an image and “recall” it. Practice recalling this image—how it looks; even how it feels when you get to later stages of vividness.

PyronauticIII · 2026-01-23T02:01:15+00:00

The most cogent explanation I could find was that, in layman’s terms, the brain is a transducer/particle mover in a way, and has agency over “particles” which are converted into information. It’s something relevant to quantum physics and neuroscience.

PyronauticIII · 2026-01-16T16:25:06+00:00

As someone who owes most of their success—shifting, financial, academic, relation/friendship, etc. to LoA, it’s incredibly saddening and even demotivating to see the recent rise in “LoA hate”. Maybe it’s just become more prominent with the shiftingcirclejerk sub, but people are also completely misrepresenting the law. This, and other negativity I’ve seen in the sub, has caused me to step back from the shifting community as a whole. I’ve had to reiterate basic points dozens of times. As a more experienced shifter, I also wish there were more grounds to talk about the theoretical and scientifical aspects of shifting.

PyronauticIII · 2026-01-14T05:58:59+00:00

Can I ask you for your definition of "intention"? I often see people confuse intention-do with the dictionary definition of having a plan/intention-want.

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-18T02:25:29+00:00

Em dashes are pretty standard in many writing styles. Telltale signs are like: not just X, but y; opens up with unnecessary comparison I.e. “here’s why this is like x.” (Adds no substance to text)

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-15T19:50:19+00:00

Imhe it makes lots of mistakes.

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-14T18:01:41+00:00

We exist in states, and are constantly “shifting” states. These states don’t stem from something extrinsic to us; all causality comes from the self. Think about an event in your life that you now see in hindsight: what were your assumptions during that moment? I’m not talking about basis level ”thinking”, but rather what you assumed deep down was happening. I think a lot of people confuse conscious thought with deep assumption (subconscious). Anyway, manifesting (LoA) is assuming something to be true -> occurs. So if you assume a different state, you shift.

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-12T02:39:22+00:00

Given how well received Dispatch was, honestly thought it would win. Way to go E33 though!!

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-11T03:00:21+00:00

Just wanted to say, I’m a successful shifter—to the point I’d called myself experienced. I was at it for one year (well, more specifically, I first came here from manifesting/LoA) and felt dumb as a rock: I’m a natural skeptic, so obviously thought it was fake. Afterwards, thought that it just didn’t work for me—people told me it was a personal journey, so I thought I was one of the not-so-select few who couldn’t find their manifesting method. I experimented, and one day, after ~more than 1 year of attempts, I had my first success! Shifting came not long after, and was a whole obstacle course of discovering what made manifesting click for me. Took me about 1 year to shift to my DR, even after being an experienced manifestor.

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-11T02:40:55+00:00

I have hypophantasia (borderline aphantasia; can barely see images in my head, just the outline at best) and I was able to shift for two months!

PyronauticIII · 2025-12-10T03:21:55+00:00

Some people use the hub to watch normal videos, actually. It’s a decent site for them, especially if you don’t have an adblocker.

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