LIFELINE Reality Transurfing Guiding Principals Technique Breakdown Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

25 Apr 2020 · 2 min

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The excerpt explains the Reality Transurfing notion of a "Lifeline," describing it as a sequence of causes and consequences within the Alternative Space where each consequence lies close to its cause. Sectors that are near each other in this space form a Lifeline, and the scenarios and "decorations" (qualitative aspects) of these sectors tend to be uniform. A human life progresses smoothly along its Lifeline until a significant event alters the scenario, prompting fate to shift onto a different Lifeline. This shift is governed by the individual's "thought emission"—the attitude or thought image they project toward the world. By changing one's attitude, a person can move onto a Lifeline with different possible developments, effectively influencing the alternatives available for future events.

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Lifeline. A human life, just like any other matter in motion, is a chain of causes and consequences. A consequence in the Alternative Space is always situated close to its cause. In the same way as one follows the other, the near-lying sector in the Alternative Space assemble into a Lifeline. Scenarios and decorations of the sectors found on the same Lifeline are more or less uniform in their quality. The human life moves evenly along its Lifeline until there is an event that introduces a substantial change in the scenario and decorations. Then fate takes a turn and crosses over onto a different lifeline. You are always on lifelines, the parameters of which correspond to your thought emission. By changing your attitude towards the world, that is your thought image, you cross over onto a different lifeline that has different alternatives for the development of events on your current lifeline.