In this Transurfing TV episode, host Renee Garcia presents Day 5 of Vadim Zeland’s 78 Days of Practical Transurfing, titled “The World as Your Mirror.” She explains the central Transurfing principle that reality reflects the believer’s internal attitude: a mindset of scarcity creates an “empty‑shelf” world, while an abundance mindset yields a “full‑shelf” world. Garcia shares her own experience of early business success that was still shadowed by a poverty mentality, illustrating how her internal narrative kept her reality distorted. She then outlines Zeland’s teaching that the world mirrors one’s expectations, using the grocery‑store‑shelf metaphor to show how belief determines whether one perceives abundance or lack. Garcia emphasizes personal responsibility—choosing a positive perception is a conscious decision, not an external circumstance—and urges viewers to adopt an abundant outlook to create the reality they desire. The video concludes with a call for comments, likes, and a teaser for Day 6, “The Boomerang.”
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Hello, Transurfers and the Transurfing curious! I am Renee Garcia, and this is Transurfing TV, the only YouTube channel that is officially endorsed by Vadim Zeland himself, the author and creator of Reality Transurfing! So, Day 5 of the 78 Days of Reality Transurfing! If you've missed the previous 4 lessons, go back and take a look! We're going through the entire book, this wonderful book, '78 Days of Practical Transurfing'. You can get this on Amazon if you wanna follow along, or simply tune in to these videos. So, Day 5, 'The World as Your Mirror'. This is really where we start cooking with gas, so to speak, in regards to creating our own reality. It doesn't matter what you have going on for you, what you're benefiting from, in your reality, what your successes are. If you do not project and present a positive thought of your world to your mirror, you are going to constantly be dealing with a distorted mirror. So this is what happened for me. This is what brought me to Reality Transurfing, really. When I was younger, I started to find success in certain areas of my life, but I still suffered a lot from limiting beliefs, from poverty mentality, from all kinds of distorted perceptions of reality in my relationship to it. It didn't really matter what I gained or what I benefited in my reality via my success. I was constantly projecting to my Mirror that there wasn't enough, or I adhered to this idea that the other shoe was gonna drop. And it really provided for me a very uncertain sort of fate. And I always felt that I was just kinda getting tossed around by the waves. It wasn't until I truly started to grasp the feeling of "My world is taking care of me," care of me, and it's gonna provide me with absolutely everything that I need. And my world is a hospitable place, and there is plenty of everything. There's enough to go around for everyone, and I'm gonna get my share, and everyone else is gonna get their share, and everybody's gonna be happy. But most of all, I am going to be content with what my world gives me, and it is enough. So, Vadim Zeland starts to go into this topic in Day 5, 'The World is a Mirror'. I'm going to get into it, and after, I will give a little bit more of my two cents. And yeah, let me know what you guys think after the video! So, let's go into it! 'The World as Your Mirror'. The world is what you believe it to be. The world reflects as your mirror your attitude towards it. Life is a game in which the world constantly puts the same riddle to its residents. Guess who I am? And everyone responds according to his or her idea. You're aggressive, or you're lovely, or funny, friendly, hostile, sad, happy, et cetera. Interestingly, in this quiz, everyone is winning. The world agrees and is presented to everyone in the outlook in which it was Ordered. What do you think about your world? So, this is Vadim Zeland's interpretation. If a person is convinced that everything good in this world is already sold out, then that person will really encounter empty shelves. If you think that for the good commodities, you have to wait in a long line and pay expensive prices, then it will be so. If your expectations are pessimistic and full of doubts, they will come true for sure. If you think that you will encounter an unfriendly circle of people, your feelings will come true. But if you have an innocent thought that the world has reserved for you all the best, that too inexplicably will come true. The one who knows that everything is possible to achieve, Somehow happened to be next to the shelf where the right products were just delivered, as if especially for him. Wow. Isn't that cool? Suddenly he gets everything for free and behind him there is already a long queue of those who believe that real life is getting darker and the fools are just getting lucky. And if the lucky fool ever changes his attitude towards the world, having experienced —realities of life. Reality will change and will throw him to the end of the queue. Okay? So, what Vadim Zeland is trying to state in this final statement is that whatever you think is going on will become the case, right? So, if you are a believer of the shelves being full and there being plenty for everyone, and there's not gonna be long lines, and things are gonna be easy for you, when you go into the grocery store of life, then you will get that. But if you all of a sudden decide for whatever reason to adopt the opposite view, then that will become true. So if you suddenly start to highlight information in your reality that is along the lines of the shelves being empty, then that will then come true for you. For you too. So I get a lot of messages from people daily. I get a lot, a lot of messages from Facebook and Instagram and emails. And it really is amazing because people come to me with these questions of why am I experiencing this? Or why do I have this? Or why are these my circumstances? And it's really challenging for me to try to relay, because that's what you have chosen, right? Everyone wants an easier answer, that the, that the answer is outside of them, that they're not accountable, right? So that person that views the shelves at the grocery store as being empty, that is because they have made that choice to do so. No one has gone in and emptied those shelves and that person is just a victim of somebody else's actions. The world is exactly your perception of it, nothing more and nothing less. So what thoughts are you having? Are the shelves empty or are the shelves full? Okay. So again, getting back to my personal experience, I started to gain a little momentum in my businesses when I was younger. My bank account started to get a little bit bigger. I was experiencing some benefits of life, but in my mind, those shelves were always empty or just a few sparse products on the shelves. And I would have to fight and I would have to fight in line and there was never enough and so on and so forth. So in this reality that I lived, my Mirror was always empty. Distorted. I never felt secure. I never felt confident in my world, but most of all, I never felt confident in myself. So if you want to feel confidence, if you want to trust your world, if you want to feel as though those grocery shelves are full and all the best is waiting for you, then choose to do that. No one's going to offer you that. That's not some option that's outside of you. You have to take that option. You have to make that choice first and start living the world as your mirror. This is crucial for creating your own reality because it all starts in here first. It's not going to start outside of you. So everyone ask questions. Let me know what you think of this. Thumbs up if you like this video. And of course, comment if you have anything to say. And tune in for Day 6, the next lesson, 'The Boomerang'! So, thanks so much for watching, guys! Let me know your thoughts. Bye!
