Shifting Realities with Cynthia Sue Larson

In this episode I chat with Cynthia Sue Larson. Cynthia Sue has a degree in physics from UC Berkeley, an MBA degree, and is a Doctor of Divinity. She runs a website at RealityShifters.com, which has been running since 1999. She has her own Youtube channel, appears on Gaia TV, history channel and more, and has written several books, including most recently: The Mandela Effect and its Society. We talk about Cynthia’s own journey, from a spiritually awake childhood, to physics, to dealing with illness. The conversation primarily centers, of course, on reality shifts and about what exactly the controversial Mandela Effect is (and some examples), how we might explain it (e.g. through quantum theory and the notion of 'Wigner bubbles'), and what it might tell us about reality and the nature of time. We also discuss a Hopi prophecy about the 5th world and more. https://realityshifters.com    / cynthiasuelarson   I simply have to share this article to show how NOT to deal with Mandela Effect: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-... - though it is hilarious. Protect your memories folks, "Play it once, Sam" indeed... Also, note that I said 1994 for D-wave's origins, but I meant 1999. ——————————————————————— The Piano Outro features a composer who is a Mandela Effect for me, coming out of nowhere despite my lifelong obsession with piano etudes (of the romantic era especially): Louisa Farrenc’s, Etude Op. 26, No. 27. (Note, as per usual, that these are not intended to be polished performances, but are simply prompted by the podcast episodes and usually sightread or practiced for a day at best, and so peppered with mistakes!).