“Paper Person” Concept Tufti The Priestess Reality Transurfing Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

27 May 2020 · 3 min

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In this commentary the speaker unpacks the “Paper Person” illustration from the Tufti/Reality Transurfing framework. The visual shows two paper figures: one demanding “Give me” and the other, representing the external world, responding with “Here, take.” The speaker argues that this reflects a universal give‑take law: whatever energy or intention you project into the world is mirrored back. People who constantly demand without offering back experience a reality that only returns more taking, leading to hardship. Conversely, those who understand the motion of giving create a balanced reflection that meets them halfway. The speaker urges listeners to stop being a “paper person” shouting for more and instead examine their own contribution, asking how they can adjust their own actions to shape a more favorable mirror image. The segment ends by previewing the next lesson, “Composing the Image,” which will explore how to deliberately craft the desired reality.

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23. Paper Person. What you put out is exactly what you get back. Will you be a paper person? So I love this one. This is a beautiful little illustration. It is so simplistic, and as most Tufti concepts are. And that is what I really, really love about this book. All of these things that Tufti gives us are very, very easy to understand, but it's fascinating that most human beings don't seem to acknowledge until they wake up the power in their current message. So, you have two little paper people, one says, "Give me," and obviously, the other, which is their World, right, is pulling back on the other side. And then, down below, "Here, take. Here, take," coming back from the World through the Mirror, right? So, I have really started to notice this in the last year or so, that people that are constantly challenged in their reality, that are having a hard time taking care of themselves, financially, are having a difficult time understanding why exactly they are le— living the life that they're living now, are really the people that are just continuing to take and take and take without ever giving anything back in. It's the people that are givers, it's the people that understand exactly the motion and the movement that you give forth to your your mirror will be returned to you by your world. So what must I do for the reflection to meet me halfway? This is a very, very valuable question. If you are not experiencing what you want to in your world right now, if you think that something is off balance or something isn't right, it is time to look to your, to yourself, and ask, "What can I do for the reflection in the mirror amalgam to show me an image that I want to see?" It starts within. So do not be a paper person yelling to your world, "Give me!" because all your world will do is take. From you in return. So with that, stay tuned for 24, Composing the Image.