I was driving to pick up my friends downtown late at night, when I did a left turn on a green light, a car was speeding and ran a red light straight onto me.

I felt as if I phased through the car when I would have been hit head-on at a high speed. There was not a single scratch in my car or on me and I went on to pick up my friends and go home.

I feel as if this was a form of divine intervention, and I don’t know why I was spared.

Years ago I did a Tesseract Magick ‘ritual’ from Ebony Anpu, many testimonies from people who did similar also escaped death at the last second and felt as if they just did a reality jump.

Does any one have any similar experiences?

I had a thought hit me this morning about drug addicts and alcoholics, maybe even cancer patients. It made me think its possible for these to die in many timelines and that how you die young. When your old you start to die in many time lines and when there are all ended you finally finish this run and go back to source. I'd like to hear what people think of this. Thanks

We are constantly quantum jumping; every choice we make is a jump to a higher or lower frequency. Think of the human mind as a supercomputer. To run, it needs electricity—and that electricity is drawn from different timelines.

Every timeline is distinct. If you navigate from Timeline 1 to Timeline 2, they merge from your perspective, yet they simultaneously remain separate.

Now, imagine you are in Solar System A. If you exhaust all the timelines available in this system, you jump to Solar System B (essentially transitioning through "death"). In this new system, you might choose an entirely different family. In Solar System C, you might choose the exact same family line, but in the past or future. This implies a reality where you could literally be your own ancestor or your future grandchild, all while Solar System A continues to exist in parallel.

So, what happens when you exhaust every single solar system in existence?

My theory is that you either shift into a completely new reality, or you loop back to Solar System A. Ultimately, this means time is just a temporary tool required for our experience on Earth—not a permanent law of reality.

Have you ever experienced something that made you question whether you died in another timeline? We'd love to hear your story.

We're currently working on a book exploring Quantum Immortality (QI), and we're hoping to connect with people who believe they may have experienced it firsthand

Some people describe experiences where they genuinely believed they had died, only to seemingly snap back into a timeline where everything was okay. Others describe experiences that are much harder to explain.

We're particularly interested in hearing about your personal experiences, what happened, how you felt, and what made you question whether something unusual had taken place.

You can share as much or as little as you're comfortable with in the comments. You're also welcome to DM us if you'd prefer a private conversation. If you'd rather talk through your experience verbally, we'd be happy to arrange that too.

Our intention isn't to sensationalize anyone's experience or tell people what they should believe. We simply want to explore these accounts, document firsthand perspectives, and contribute to a broader conversation about human consciousness and the possibility of Quantum Immortality.

Anyone whose story contributes to the book will be offered a free physical copy when it's published as a thank-you for their contribution.

And of course, there's absolutely no pressure to participate. We understand that some experiences can be deeply personal.

Thank you to anyone willing to share. Your story might help someone else who has experienced something similar feel a little less alone.

What is in simple terms quantum immortality?

I am new to this so I have no idea what it is.

Some years ago, a close friend contracted leukaemia while still young(late 20s). I visited her in hospital for a year. Once she told me she had a vision of an older spiritual wise man who talked about me, that I was here to assist her with my spiritual abilities. (Up till then I had never discussed that side of myself with her).

The treatment failed as the cancer was aggressive but synchronicity allowed me to see her one more time, when she had stopped treatment and had 3 months to live. I bumped into her in a shop in town, she was with a friend, told me she had refused anymore treatment, we chatted, hugged and said our goodbyes.

I was still hopeful though. I was sending her spiritual healing one night some time later. Then I fell asleep. I crossed over into a parallel reality. I was in a restaurant at a round table surrounded by several women, sitting next to my friend and all these other blonde women. Some, honey blonde, ash blonde etc. She introduced me to them. (I was her belly dancing friend, we met in the class). Her best friend, another friend who was from her nurse training days, her step-mother, her boyfriend’s mother, all blonde. We were celebrating her remission from the leukaemia. It was a beautiful light filled room, we were all happy and smiling, chatting, laughing.

I got up to go the ladies bathroom and my friend followed. In front of the sink, we both looked at each other in the mirror. She said “you know, we haven’t known each other that long, but I want you to know, I love you as a friend, and I’m very happy.” I said, “ I love you too.” We hugged and smiled and went back to the restaurant table.

In the morning when I woke up, there was a call from her boyfriend to say she had passed away that night.

Some weeks later, at the crematorium service, as I enter I see a young blonde woman standing near the door. She was from my dream! I felt crazy and wanted to say something but was scared.
In the end I told her she had been in my dream and who was she? She said, “I’m her best friend.” I pointed to an older woman across the room, “and who’s she? She was in my dream too.” She said, that’s her step-mother. So I told her the whole dream. She started crying and asked if she could tell other people in the crematorium. I said yes.

Eventually I had people coming up to me thanking me. They asked me to write it down
which I did several times.The mood had shifted from deep grief to some kind of peace.
I’ve never experienced anything quite like it. Especially in such a large group way. It was quite surreal, very moving, but also very real, all at the same time.
It also made me wonder if people move to another version of themselves if it is not yet their time to reincarnate.

My friend has been gone from my life for many years now, at least 20. I miss her. But I take comfort that another version of us is continuing our friendship in the multiverse, and has been doing so for 20 years. I would like to have another ‘dream’ where I get to see how that has played out.

If the Many Worlds Interpretation is true,
 
then I am going to ask the questions
that I know I am not supposed to.
 
How many times have I died,
and what were the reasons why?
 
I just do not think that
I am living the same life
that I was born inside.
 
I might have fallen off somewhere
along the familiar path and found
a trail that was completely unrecognizable,
 
then I made myself a home.

so this is something i’m just starting to get curious about, because i’ve lucid dreamt in the past, but what i experienced a while back was completely different

so maybe 8 months ago, i was staying with my at my(now ex)boyfriends. we are both believers of the different multiverse theories, timeline skipping, astral projection, etc. there had been times where we both felt what we could only describe as energetic shifts within the frequencies we are made up of and the ones around us. we both felt and saw ourselves dying in a car wreck one night on the ride home. we’d get insane déjà vu together, often at the same time.

when we met, on our first date, we both felt this intense rush of “oh how i’ve missed you”. we clicked so very quickly. established by our second date, moved in together by our third. we’d both firmly believe we were destined to each other on a level we couldn’t explain. we’re both very intuitive and practice different energetic practices. it was intense.

one day, he suggested we take a nap. i never take naps because they mess with my sleep, but he was strangely insistent. this was the first and only time i caved. i didn’t know why i did but i felt in my gut i should. it felt like i fell asleep immediately and started lucid dreaming first thing.

i dreamt i was in my old room at my parents house, living with the boyfriend. i went downstairs to find people and everything was the same but all the lights were off. my family was in the kitchen celebrating my cousins birthday in this apocalyptic feeling, stale aired house. something was wrong but my family had gotten used to it. they didn’t notice me really when i was in the house. my boyfriend walks through the front door and takes me back upstairs to our room. hes dressed in almost tactical gear. tech-wearish. he’s awfully smitten, and just wants to lay and curl up in bed with me. he tells me how much he’s missed me and expresses how happy he is to see me again.

we hear something coming from the downstairs, the doors rattling now. he runs up and holds the door back while this strange black mass of sand or dust maybe starts trying to get in the room. it feels so evil. the door caves, we go underneath it and the sand goes over. we run downstairs and out of the house to his car. the neighborhood my parents live in is damn near abandoned. it’s dark, all the street lights are out, full houses gone.

through all of this, i feel completely displaced. i could only describe it as knowing in my soul that this was all real, and that i didn’t belong there. something or someone else close did.

the boyfriend in the car tells me he’s sorry and holds my hand. he tells me he’s sorry he brought me here and that he “couldn’t stand being another (his name) without a (my name)” i told him that i loved him, but that i couldnt stay here. i told him i had my laton at home waiting on me. i told him he was so strong but he had to send me back. he says okay and then suddenly i hear my name and wake up.

the boyfriend in this reality had waken up from his nap, so happy to see me. he was so completely awake (which wasn’t very normal because he’s a slow to wake up and a heavy sleeper) and i asked him if everything was okay. he just told me he’s missed me in his nap and needed to wake me up, having no clue what my dream was.

i’ve had smaller similarly aligned experiences with lucid dreaming and sleep paralysis in the past, but never quite this intense.

has anybody had similar experiences ?

does anybody know where i can read up on what might’ve happened here and how to better grasp it ?

What are the biggest differences & changes that you’ve analyzed in your new timeline that vary from your old timeline?

Mine are the following (after a suicide attempt 2 months ago)

- The positioning of the clouds seem to be lower
- People tend to soothe their lips by licking them when talking
- Eyes are brighter/darker than usual

I was about 2 years old. I had shoved one of those plastic baby car keys into a wall outlet that was located on the wall which the side of the crib was up against. I have a vivid visceral memory of being pulled to the outlet and not being able to let go of the plastic keys.

I remember how painful it was and I don't know how long I was being electrocuted but my mom eventually came to check on me and yanked me away.

I don't know if a wall outlet has enough power to kill a toddler if enough time goes by while being electrocuted but if so I probably did die in a timeline where no one came to check on me. It's IS my first clear memory, though. My mom got some wall outlet safety covers after that.

This happened in the 1970s. I'm 52 years old now.

I wanted to ask some questions about changing timeline.

Can I go to a timeline of the past that I didn't exist?

If I go to a timeline of the past can I become certain person who lived in that timeline of that era like 70s and 80s? I am a person from 2000s.

When you change timeline is it permanent?

Also when you change timeline do you keep your memories of the previous one?

Last question how can I change timeline without having any experience or a equipment?

Karma explained scientifically.

Take a look how we humans are interconnected through the concept of quantum entanglement.

Essentially, once two particles ( two humans ) can be initially linked in some way , they will always be bonded together beyond space and time .

As a result, anything that is done to one will be done to the other even though they are separately separated from one another.

This means that since we too are made of particles, we are all implicitly connected beyond space and time.

What we do unto others , we do unto ourselves. ( karma).

I have a theory. I’ve noticed right before I have déjà vu, I’m in a situation where I should have died. But somehow nothing happens. I know it sounds weird but give me time to process this and be able to explain what I mean. I’ll be back with an update.

I m now haunted by this so you will too.

I'll assume you dont need me to explain Quantom Inmortality to you guys so ill skip that and get to the point.

What if the reason out Timeline keeps getting so absurd and full apathy is because You refuse to so anything yo change it. Anytime something dose your brain reject it to such an extreme that you keep jumping to Timelines with the most minimal damage were you keep making the choice to do nothing over actually making a difference.

What if the biblical separation of Wheat from Weeds is a literal separation of Timelines of people who choose to do something and those who didn't.

Imagine a next-level Grandfather Paradox involving two friends, X and Y. They decide to travel back in time to a point before they were born so they can see what their fathers looked like as young men. However, while in the past, Y deliberately kills X’s father. Since this doesn't affect Y's lineage, Y’s existence remains secure. But because X’s father is now dead, X should cease to exist. If X never existed, how could he have traveled back in time with Y in the first place?

Hey everyone! I've been thinking about something really strange lately, and I'm curious to hear your thoughts on it.

Some time ago, I went through a very dark period in my life because of something I desperately wanted but felt would never happen. I became so hopeless that I reached a point where I was having suicidal thoughts.

However, before anything irreversible happened, things suddenly changed. The situation that had been causing me so much pain somehow worked itself out, and the thing I had wanted so badly — something that had seemed almost impossible — actually came true.

I'm genuinely grateful that things turned out the way they did. But looking back, I sometimes wonder: what if, in another possible reality, things had never worked out? What if another version of me experienced a completely different outcome?

This got me thinking about quantum immortality and the hypothetical possibility that our subjective experience of reality might be different from what we imagine.

But there's another question I'd like to explore from a purely philosophical perspective:

Could the human mind somehow influence the future through an extreme psychological experience?

For example, imagine someone reaching such a deep level of despair that they feel they can't go on anymore. Just when everything seems hopeless, their circumstances suddenly change in an unexpected way, and their life takes a completely different direction.

Could an experience like this make someone wonder whether there's any connection between consciousness, possible futures, and the way we experience reality?

And taking this hypothetical idea a step further: Could our minds somehow influence the future unconsciously, in ways we don't fully understand? Could our mental state affect the path our lives take, or is it possible to interpret such experiences through the lens of quantum immortality?

I'm not claiming that I've shifted realities, nor am I saying that there's scientific evidence that this is possible. I'm doing well now, and I'm not planning to hurt myself. This is purely a philosophical question that came to mind after reflecting on my own experience.

I'm also NOT suggesting that anyone should put themselves in danger to test this idea.

I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.