I haven’t experienced that so I couldn’t say, sadly. I’m not anchored like that, and every version is just as strong as the last for me. That’s interesting, though, the idea that some are anchored and others less so. Could explain why some experience this more than others.
I can Astral travel to a copy I’ve made and play with that, maybe intend to bring back the patterns into the physical, But I only have one reality at a time. I literally switch and the new version IS my version - almost seamlessly, except that my memory says otherwise. Anyone in the new reality only remembers the way the new reality is.
There’s a road sign near me that appeared, pre-aged and weathered, and nobody could tell me it wasn’t always there, and they thought I was just not very observant of course. It’s gone again now (in this version). It’s a big part of why I started working on my situational awareness, which is sort of making it ‘worse’ - I notice more discrepancies not less.
There is no ‘back’ since I’ve switched so many times I don’t know which one I came from, I think that’s not a useful idea even, of an ‘original’ version, maybe I went and came back again and the new one is the old one - I think there’s too many, once time factors in, for that to be likely though.
I did have a dream once that I felt was from an alternate version of this life that was very different. And I was younger in it than I was when I dreamed. Major life decisions must have been changed, specifically, the one where I had two job offers and took the other one I think… but I felt some core that implied we still had the same upbringing… but the dream didn’t give me access to those memories to tell. The dream was about mundane work (at a place I never worked) and relationships (with people I never met) and me sorting through the days experiences - a very boring dream you wouldn’t normally care to remember. It was fascinating because that was me, it wasn’t a past life, it was this life done differently, and the really interesting thing was how different I felt in myself because my life had taken another course. I mean, we know our lives shape us but it’s weird to have it shoved in your face as a non-hypothetical this is who you could have been thing. I guess it’s possible I misinterpreted and somehow dreamwalked into a strangers dream and misread her as me, looking out of her mind as I was, but that wasn’t my go-to gut impression.
So when you say this:
Why is it that when we go into another body of ours in another dimension, we so easily can take control and experience life there?
I think I’ll use that dream as a starting point and see if I can’t do that - I’ll try lucid dreaming Robert Moss style, that’s worked for me before. That would be very cool to experience that completely alternate life, one which I’ve lately been wondering about, synchronistically. Do you have any tips and techniques on how you do it?