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Shifting realities to date fictional characters

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Participants write scripts for imagined scenarios and lie still, believing they can shift their consciousness into fictional worlds. Practitioners describe it as interdimensional travel.

This article describes beliefs and cultural traditions, which are not necessarily scientifically established facts.

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