GUIDING SIGNS Reality Transurfing Guiding Principals Concept & Technique Breakdown Vadim Zeland

25 Apr 2020 · 1 min

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The speaker explains the concept of "guiding signs" within Vadim Zeland's Reality Transurfing framework. Guiding signs are indicators that signal an imminent turn in the Alternatives Flow, which leads to a shift onto a different lifeline in the alternative space. When the flow changes, subtle qualitative differences can be felt consciously or unconsciously. A guiding sign appears only when a transition to a substantially different lifeline is beginning; ordinary events that do not produce a felt change are not guiding signs. The speaker illustrates this with the example of a crow cawing: if the sound goes unnoticed, no transition occurs, but if it triggers alertness, it serves as a guiding sign, marking the start of a new lifeline.

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Guiding signs. Guiding signs are those which suggest a turn in the Alternatives Flow. If something is approaching that could substantially influence the course of events, a sign appears as an indication of this. When the current of the Alternatives Flow makes a turn, you move onto another Lifeline. The flow in the alternative space may cross lines with different parameters. Changes may be minor, yet you can feel the difference. It is this qualitative difference you notice consciously or unconsciously. Guiding signs appear only in the event that a transition another lifeline begins. For example, a crow caws over you and you do not pay attention. You didn't feel a qualitative difference, meaning that you are still staying on the previous lifeline. But if something makes you become alert, this is a sign. Its distinguishing feature is that it always indicates the beginning of a transition on a substantially different lifeline.