Mandela effect I remember this comic to be a safety instruction

>>19276672
Yes you are retarded
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>>19276672
this is what /x/ has become everybody look and weep

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>>19276672
Mandala effect has nothing to do with machinations of the physical, it is the result of the purely natural process of Ascension.

When the Mandala hits is when you know you're reality and consciousness is shifting and ready for a mad dna upgrade n shiz.

Gonna be a great ride boys, finally we here!

>>19276672
anyone got the real one though?

>>19276696
I usually associate the Mandela effect with poor memory. Anything that I seem to get wrong in terms of the effect are due to my lack of understanding at a younger age.

I don't mean to rain on anyones parade but couldn't it be that the effect is only due to an outdated understanding of the world and how we perceive it at the time?

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>>19276824
Naturally, but when it's a synchronistic collective shift like what's going on, it points to something deeper and higher.

Ascension is all about shedding illusion, so yes it is part of losing our outdated consciousness and understanding of the world an the illusion of time and various other mental constructs.

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NVM I found it, I'm actually fucking retarded. Abandon thread.

>>19276824
You paint this picture with far too broad strokes.

My own personal verification of something behind the ME has nothing to do with remembering things from childhood incorrectly.

Sure, those things affect me, and sure I can admit that most of it probably is faulty memory. All of it? Absolutely not.

And that's completely ignoring my far more recent anecdotal experiences.. ie 2 actual flip flops in reality.

Witness a flip flop in reality and tell me nothing is up.

>>19277372
Fucking imbecile.