“A Stroll Through A Dream” Concept Tufti The Priestess Reality Transurfing Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

9 May 2020 · 2 min

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In this segment of the YouTube lesson titled “A Stroll Through a Dream,” the speaker explains a core principle of Vadim Zeland’s Reality Transurfing: the mind operates through three metaphorical ‘screens’ – the inner screen (internal thoughts and imagination), the outer screen (external perceptions), and the central awareness screen. By consciously disconnecting from the inner and outer screens and focusing on the central screen, a person can ‘wake up’ within the waking dream, gaining the ability to observe reality objectively and to take control of the personal ‘script’ that governs their experience. The speaker emphasizes the practice of shifting attention to this center of awareness and teases the next lesson, “First Entry into Reality,” which will build on this foundation.

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Illustration 3: A Stroll Through a Dream. I see myself and I see reality. Today I am going to stroll through a waking dream. So as our last lesson presented to us, we have the propensity to get pulled into either our internal which is our inner screen, or the external screen, or the outer screen. And it's in this place of your awareness center, the center screen, where the magic of reality creation really transpires. So as Yum suggests at the bottom, disconnect from the screen and turn your attention to stay in a state state of awareness. So when you actively pull yourself out of your inner screen and away from the outer screen, you have acquired the ability to wake up in your world. You are aware, you are existing or strolling in that center screen place, that center state of awareness. And this is when you have the ability to take control of the Script. So, stay tuned for Lesson 4, 'First Entry into Reality'.