Cynthia Sue Larson – For everyone aware of the Mandela Effect and reality shifts, it’s clear that experiencers are greatly outnumbered by those who’ve yet to consciously recognize such phenomena.
The two surveys that I’ve conducted interviewing hundreds of people in 2000 and again in 2013indicate that despite some small increases of reported experiences of some types of reality shifts, the percentages of experiencers are roughly similar.
Keeping in mind that these two surveys were conducted just 13 years apart, the small increases of some types of reality shifts can conceivably indicate bigger shifts yet to come.
Which brings us to ask the question, “Where is the Mandela Effect taking us?”
While we may not know for sure where humanity is headed as some of us come to recognize we are traveling between what seems to be parallel possible worlds – so movie dialogue, product logos, celebrity deaths and much, much more are observed by us to change from time to time – this certainly seems to be a good time to ask ourselves where we’d most like to go.
One thing becomes more certain even as facts and histories become less so, and that is a recognition of human consciousness being capable of moving between physical realities.
Cynthia Sue Larson – The phrase “Mandela Effect” has been trending upward at an exponential rate since July 2015, according to Google Trends. Part of what is fueling the rapid increase in discussion about the Mandela Effect is that some of the reporters writing articles about the increased interest in this phenomena are experiencing it, too. One reporter noticed that an oft-remembered cheesy love sequence between two characters in the James Bond movie, Moonraker, no longer exists – despite his recollection (and mine) that “Dolly has braces”!