In this episode of the 78‑day Practical Reality Transurfing series, host Renee Garcia explores Vadim Zeland’s notion of “spiritual laziness.” She explains that when people place faith in predictions—horoscopes, tarot, fortune‑cookies, palm reading, or any “mirror maker”—they create a thought‑form that becomes a self‑fulfilling program, steering their reality toward the forecast. Garcia argues that such reliance is infantile and relinquishes personal power, because the “mirror makers” only appear correct when the believer’s subconscious adopts their forecast as a directive. She emphasizes that individuals are the true masters of their fate and can use their own will to shape outcomes, rather than outsourcing destiny to external predictors. The video intersperses humor, a giveaway call‑to‑action, and an invitation for viewers to comment and share their experiences with “mirror makers.”
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Hello, Transurfer! And welcome to Transurfing TV! My name is Renee Garcia, and this is one of the 78 Days of Practical Transurfing! We are on Day 54! This is gonna be an interesting one! I just saw the title of this and I started laughing a little bit, "Spiritual Laziness"! I have no idea what I am in store for with this one! But I will find out with you, and it should be fun! Spiritual laziness, I'm sure we can all sort of assume what that means, but let's dive into it! Remember to like this video if you do in fact like it, and comment below "I love Reality Transurfing" if you would like to enter my daily giveaway for my reprogramming stickers! So with that, let's get started! Spiritual laziness! When a person believes in a prediction of their fate or takes a dream very seriously, They unwittingly create a thought form which can be manifested as a program. Realization only occurs because the person believes in all that nonsense. We always get what we believe in, but it is childishly silly and naive to turn to any old man or woman who supposedly is capable of predicting the future rather than creating Your own destiny at your own discretion. You are the true master of your fate if you intend it to be so. Do not sacrifice your fate to the mirror makers. Vadim Zeland's interpretation. Only the infantile believe in horoscopes. Oh my God. Those for whom life is like a non-lucid dream. If you intend to shape your own destiny, destiny, there will be no point in enlisting the services of a mirror maker. For who are astrologers, interpreters, and predictors if not mirror makers? After all, they are not just offering harmless forecasts, but a surrogate part of your destiny, a piece of the mirror into which you will have to peer. You receive a kind of affirmation of the future, which sits in your subconscious mind programming how your fate will unfold. Money aside, do you really think that you can get a piece of the future just like that? Peering into the book of fate is not without its consequences, and the payment for this product is always the same. You take it with you and integrate it into your life. Whether you want to or not, showing interest in a forecast is like being given a mirror and asking the mirror maker whether or not you may smile in it. Yet you already have a mirror, the layer of your world from which you can create anything you like with your own mirror. You are free whenever you wish. You can use the will of the master to transform defeat into victory, and that is how it will be. Who gives a damn about predictions? Woo! I love it! Oh my God, it's so good! Okay, so what are mirror makers? Mirror makers are horoscopes, mirror makers are tarot, mirror makers are fortune cookies, mirror makers are, um, uh, what do you call them? Palm readers! Mirror makers are anyone that says, says that they can tell your future. So, here's the interesting thing, the mirror makers are right, but the only reason that the mirror makers become right is because you believe in what they're saying, you take that as a program, you follow it and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy that you created. What Vadim Zeland is presenting to us is we become our own mirror maker. Turn away from astrology, turn away from the tarot, turn away from all of these things that are saying that they know something about you. Essentially what he's saying, excuse my language, but it's total bullshit. Because again, they don't know anything about you, but you giving them the power to do that, they end up giving you a program that does in fact come true. And is it good for you or not? I don't think so, because you're essentially rolling the dice. Anything that they give you, you're going to follow. Who knows if it's going to be good or bad or whatever. But if you wake up in the morning and you go and you read your horoscope, this is kind of like you rolling the dice. What are you going to do if it's bad, right? You are going to think, oh my God, I'm going to have bad luck today. I'm going to lose something. I'm going to lose my job. I'm going to— something's going to happen. And sure enough, your frequency, your thought energy, and ultimately your action line up to that variation of reality in the alternative space, and you bring that thing, that event, that circumstance, that opportunity, whatever it is, into your layer of reality and it becomes true. So are these people right? Yes, they're right. But do you want to give them the power to be right with you if it's something that's not good for you? Or should you simply take back your power predict your own future, become your own mirror maker, and throw out all of that other nonsense, as Vadim states. So, let me know your thoughts! Are you involved in mirror makers? Are you doing business with mirror makers? Is it working out for you? How can you start making your own image in the mirror and turning away from people and things and information that may not serve you well? So, remember to like this video and comment below 'I love Reality Transurfing'! Transurfing to enter my giveaway to win some of these. And thank you so much for watching my video, everyone. Bye!
