Death revision success story

The story

and how you can do it too!

so I day ago I have answered something in the comment section mentioning success stories, and shared that I have revised my sisters death (and also my own at some point)

in 2019, my older sister died in a tragic accident. it happened sudden, and my family was left in shambles. I was quite little so I didn’t understand everything too much, and I can’t say her death affected me - but I’ve always wanted to know, what’s it’s like to live with an older sibling, and to see how my sister was

just adding up here: in someone who doesn’t gaf abt the 3D, I easily dismiss stuff I see. And I never count/look at the time (it doesn’t not exist in the first place - manifestation is instant)

so no “how much it took?” - do not care about something that doesn’t exist. are you living in the end, or in the process?

so, I revised all that happened. it was easy - everytime I remember my family/family related, I always just said “she’s okay and alive”

sometimes would affirm about “how amazing she is and I have a cool older sister”

and that’s it, one day i woke up to my mom mentioning her. checked my phone and her name was in my contacts. texted her, asked her how she is - and she called me later. she is now 22 years old, and is planning to get married soon

but there’s something else to add: if you’re someone who has lost someone you love, if you’re someone who wants them back. please, take your time. DONT force yourself to forget. CRY and FEEL YOUR FEELINGS!!!!!!! DO IT!!!!

and then, after you feel it - start gently. everytime you think about them, just go “they’re alive and okay”

because, they are. they are alive, nothing bad ever happened. you still remember their passing and those bad memories? it’s okay, just redirect and tell yourself “no, that’s isn’t what happened”

so in case something unfortunate happened to a loved one(-s) - please, take your time - there are infinite worlds, and all you’re doing is shifting to a reality where that bad shit never happened. it doesn’t matter how much it takes - always keep your mind in the end