Reality Transurfing Active Meditation For Ultimate Quantum Jumping Vadim Zeland Renée Garcia

18 May 2020 · 4 min

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The passage explains the core Reality Transurfing technique called the Target Slide, which involves visualizing a completed goal from a first‑person perspective. Rather than watching an external movie, the practitioner places themselves inside the imagined scene, feeling the emotions, environment, and actions associated with having achieved the goal. The slide serves as a mental "mirror of the world" that sets the direction of the Alternatives Flow, guiding events toward the desired outcome without needing a detailed plan or specific means. The speaker stresses that strict conditions on how the goal is reached should be avoided; the right opportunities will appear when the practitioner concentrates on the final result. In addition to the target slide, a secondary visualization of the ongoing process is described, encouraging the practitioner to imagine continual improvement day by day, aligning with the Alternatives Flow. The recommended practice is to engage with the target slide for at least half an hour each day to reinforce the intention and facilitate manifestation.

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The Target Slide. The Target Slide is the central instrument of Reality Transurfing, visualizing a picture in which the goal has already been achieved. I will not repeat here all the ideas that were described in detail in the book, I will just remind you of a few key elements. The slide should not be seen as an external moving picture. You have to be inside the events of your imagination, what you are doing when the goal is achieved, what you are feeling, your immediate environment, and anything else that is happening. When you place yourself at the center of the slide, you can imagine yourself with everything you intended for. This is not a technique. There are no strict rules that must be followed. Practice the slide approach in your own way. There is just one principle to keep in mind. You are standing in front of the mirror of the world and you are shaping an image in your thoughts of what you would like to have streamed into your physical reality. The target slide determines the vector of the alternatives flow. If you methodically turn the slide in your thoughts, the flow of events and circumstances you encounter will be aimed towards the goal. You do not need to have a precise plan or know how it might be realized. There is no need to think about the means. The right doors will open at the right time. Concrete paths and opportunities. You will sought them. You must not place strict conditions on how the goal should be reached. Your task is to concentrate on the final result. Aside from the target slide, there is also the visualization of the process, also described in the early chapters. Once you are on the path towards your goal, have fathomed how it will be realized, and are doing everything that necessary in the material world, the process can be accelerated through visualization. The principle here is the following: everything is going extremely well, and today I am doing everything better than yesterday, and tomorrow will be better than today. You could say that this is like working with the Or in harmony with the Alternatives Flow. As long as you hold the target Slide in your thoughts, you can be sure that circumstances are working towards achieving the goal, even if it does not seem that way. You can play the Slide in your mind's eye as much and as often as you would like. But make sure you do it for at least half an hour each day if you genuinely intend to achieve—