ALTERNATIVES SPACE Summary Definition Reality Transurfing Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

10 Jun 2020 · 5 min

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The transcript presents a concise exposition of key ideas from Vadim Zeland’s Reality Transurfing, focusing on the relationship between the heart and the mind, the structure of the Alternatives Flow, and how importance and control affect one’s path. Speaker A explains that the mind works with established labels and builds new concepts from old ones, while the heart feels and knows, acting as a conduit for unrealized information from the alternative space. Discoveries occur when the mind finally interprets what the heart has sensed. The mind can assess inner comfort, and paying attention to this state frees one from projected importance, allowing true choice. The Alternatives Flow consists of cause‑effect chains that form streams of least resistance, each containing solutions. Inner or outer importance jolts the mind out of these optimal streams, and guiding signs signal bends toward different lifelines. Speaker B expands on signs, describing how they evoke a sense of something being off, and how inner peace or gut discomfort serve as clear indicators. He advises softening control, allowing unforeseen events, and avoiding projected importance that blocks deviation. Finally, Speaker A stresses shifting from a desire to control the flow to observing it, which paradoxically grants genuine control and harmonizes the individual with the world’s flow of alternatives.

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The mind interprets information using a set of established designations. The heart does not think or speak, it feels and knows. The mind is only capable of building a relatively new version of a house from old bricks. Fundamentally, new discoveries originate in unrealized sectors of the alternative space. The heart serves as a medium between new information and the mind. The heart perceives unrealized information as knowledge beyond interpretation. A discovery is made when the mind is able to interpret information accessed by the heart. The mind is capable of perfectly assessing one's level of inner comfort. Learn to pay attention to your inner state. By forgoing the projection of importance, you are free to choose your destiny. Freedom of choice means being free not to ask, demand, or fight for what you want, but simply go out and get it. The information structure is organized in chains of cause and effect. Chains of cause and effect generate the Alternatives Flow. Paths of least resistance are organized into separate streams. Streams in the Alternatives Flow contain the solutions to all our problems. Inner and outer importance jolts the mind out of the optimal stream. In the Alternatives Flow, it is not the streams, but your mind that brings you to the edge of the waterfall. Everything works a lot more simply than you think. Yield to this simplicity. What works is not the omen itself, but your attitude to the omen. Guiding signs indicate a possible bend in the Alternatives Flow. Lifelines differ from each other in quality. Signs put us on guard because they appear during a shift to a different lifeline.
Signs are characterized by their tendency to evoke the feeling that something is not right. Spontaneous phrases can be perceived as instructions. The level of inner peace one feels represents a clear sign. If you have to talk yourself into something, it means that your heart is saying no. If it is possible to change a decision that causes you to feel uncomfortable in your gut, do so. Soften your grip on things and allow unforeseen events into the script. Projected importance hinders the mind from accepting a deviation from the script.
The mind strives to control the flow itself rather than its own manner of moving with the flow. Shift the center of gravity from control to observation. Having let go of attachment to control, you will find you will have genuine control over a situation. If you move harmoniously with the flow of alternatives, the world will meet you halfway.