GOALS & DOORS Living The Reality Transurfing Concepts Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia Reality Creation

8 May 2020 · 4 min

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In this monologue, the speaker explains key ideas from Vadim Zeland’s Reality Transurfing concerning "doors" and "goals" as pathways to genuine happiness. The talk challenges the common belief that happiness must be fought for through persistence and external validation, arguing instead that happiness exists only when one moves toward a goal that resonates with the soul, using a personal "door"—a path filled with passion and inspiration. The speaker warns against adopting goals imposed by societal "pendulums" (fashion, prestige) because such foreign goals lead to struggle, disappointment, and emptiness. The core Transurfing advice is to listen to the soul, align mind and spirit, reject external influences, and choose one’s own sequence of actions without fear or conflict, thereby achieving true fulfillment.

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Doors and Goals. One of the biggest misconceptions imposed by pendulums is that we should fight for our happiness, have persistence and perseverance to overcome many obstacles, to win our place under the sun. According to Transurfing, happiness either exists here and now on the current lifeline, or it does not exist at all. Happiness comes while moving to your goal through your own door. Your goal is something that makes you feel real pleasure, that gives you a sense of joy and celebration of life. Your door is the path to your goal where you feel passion and inspiration. Not having a goal to strive for will keep you in a negative space where low energy and depression awaits. There is only one way to find your true purpose. To release importance, turn away from pendulums and seek within your soul. Reflecting about the goal, we should not think about its prestige or inaccessibility and ways to achieve it. Pay attention only to the state of your soul's comfort. Ask yourself a question: What is it your soul wants? And what will turn your life into a holiday? Achieving one's goal fulfills all other desires, and the results will overcome all your expectations. Transurfing warns us about the danger of choosing someone else's purpose. Someone else's goal appears in the guise of fashion and prestige. The path to a foreign goal is always a struggle. Moving towards someone else's goal always leaves the holiday in an illusory future. Reaching a foreign goal brings disappointment and emptiness, not happiness. In conclusion, the basic principles Transurfing offers are this: Listen to the voice of your soul. Bring into harmony your soul and mind. Do not give in to outside influences. That impose foreign purposes. Do not fight with anyone or anything, including yourself. Use what life offers. Do not be afraid. Choose your own path and sequence of actions, and you will succeed.