In this YouTube episode, Clarissa Chiaese presents Day 59 of Vadim Zeland’s 78‑day Practical Reality Transurfing series, focusing on decision making. She explains Zeland’s teaching that the analytical mind creates decisions without considering the heart’s premonitions, and that after a decision is made one should check the soul’s immediate feeling. A brief, uncomfortable gut reaction signals the soul’s “no”; if you have to convince yourself to accept a decision, the soul is actually rejecting it. Clarissa shares personal stories of past choices where she ignored this inner voice, leading to financial loss, entanglement with “pendulums,” and stressful situations. She now follows a practice of listening first to reason, then to the soul, allowing the heart to choose and the mind to handle logistics, which she reports yields near‑certain confidence. The video also includes typical YouTube calls to like, comment with a phrase, and a giveaway for reprogramming stickers.
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Hello, Transurfer! And welcome to Transurfing TV! Today, one of our 78 Days of Practical Transurfing! We are at Day 59, Decision Making! Wow, decision making is a big one, right? Because we can either make a decision that leads us in a direction that maybe doesn't suit our intentions, so— well, or we can make a decision that leads us in a direction of our intentions. I really stopped, however, thinking like I had made the wrong decision back sometime in my past, like, oh, I shouldn't have done that, or that was the wrong decision, because I think everything's leading in the right direction regardless if you misstep or not. But I'm curious to hear what this lesson is about. I have not yet read it, so let's get into it. Remember, before I do though, to like this video and comment below, my world is taking care of me, to enter my daily giveaway for my reprogramming stickers! And soon, new reprogramming stickers to come! They're going to be Tufti-themed reprogramming stickers! So, with that, I will get started! Day 59: Decision making! When you consider how to act in any given situation, only your mind is working. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages. Builds a concept that is sound and persuasive, and at the same time takes account of the opinions of others. As a rule, it does not take into account the premonitions of the heart. In this regard, the mind might as well be fast asleep. So let it sleep and don't bother it until it has come to a decision. Once the decision is made, stop listening to anyone else. Wake up and scrutinize how you felt when you made the decision. How comfortable your soul feels in this moment will reveal the heart's response to the mind's decision. Vadim Zeland's interpretation. Every time you have to make a decision, listen first to the voice of reason and then listen to the feeling in your soul. As soon as the mind has made a decision, the soul will respond either positively or or negatively. In the case of the latter, you will experience a small wave of something, a sneaking suspicion in your soul. When you made the decision, you will have experienced the briefest inkling of something. At that moment though, the mind will have been so absorbed in its analysis that it would not have bothered about your feelings. Now though, remember what was that initial fleeting feeling. If it was a sinking feeling on the background of optimistic reasoning, the soul clearly said no. If your soul is saying no and your mind is saying yes, boldly refuse it if you can. The soul always knows exactly what it wants. There is one simple, reliable algorithm for determining a heart felt no. If you have to convince yourself and persuade yourself to say yes, then the soul is really saying no. Remember, when your soul does say yes to something, you won't have to persuade yourself at all. Okay. So getting back to what I was saying originally about me sort of analyzing my past decisions and thinking, "Oh, is that the right decision?" And why I kinda don't do that anymore, because again, I feel like I'm going in the right direction, so there's no reason to look back on my past decision— decisions that I made and judge myself, right? However, I can look back on decisions that made things more challenging for me, or put me into an Induced Transition, or caused me to get wrapped up in some kind of Pendulum. That either caused me to suffer financial losses, or again, mindset, my mindset going in the wrong direction, or something "bad" happening to me, right? And in that moment of making certain decisions in my past, I can clearly recall an inner state of discomfort with like, "Oh no!" "I probably shouldn't be doing this." And it's very— like, looking back, that feeling was very visceral, it was very real, it was very obvious. But my mind was like, "No, screw this! This is what we're going to do, and this is why I think it's a good idea!" And I would allow my mind to override that inner voice and make the calls. And ultimately, what happened was— I would get myself into some pretty sticky situations, right? So now, what I do is when I hear that voice, even if I don't exactly understand what is going on, I listen to it. And shortly after, almost always, it's revealed to me of why I was being told to either do something or not do something. And in this, I have begun to trust this voice, right? Falling back on— this voice, and backing myself up once I make a decision that my heart or my soul is saying yes or no to. And then there's that period of time until it's sort of proven or revealed to me, "This is why you were being— this was your direction." Until that's happened, backing myself up is key. Really feeling as though I may not know it right now, but I will know it soon. And as soon as it's revealed to me, I will— I will confirm that it is in fact the right thing to do to listen to that internal voice, especially if it is a voice of discomfort. So, what I like— or voicing discomfort, rather. What I like to say is this: I let my heart or my soul choose, and then I let my mind get involved in the logistics. Never, ever, ever the other way around! I never let my mind choose and then figure out where I can fit my heart or my soul into it. Into it. I let my heart or my soul choose, and then I let my mind get involved in the logistics. And in doing it this way, I am almost ensured 100% of the time that I feel confident in my decision-making. So remember to like this video and comment below, "I love Reality Transurfing!" Actually, "My world is taking care of me," the new phrase. And, uh, yeah, like this video. Thank you so much for watching my video, everyone. Bye!
