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

18 May 2020 · 4 min

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The speaker introduces and explains the "scenery reduction" method, a visualization practice drawn from Reality Transurfing aimed at accelerating manifestation of a desired goal. The core idea is to distill every thought and sensory input to the essential image of the target – a mental "slide" representing the desired outcome. Listeners are instructed to repeatedly remind themselves of this slide, overlay it onto their current surroundings, and reinterpret everyday scenes (e.g., a park) through the lens of the imagined future (e.g., a garden). This mental projection creates a hybrid perception where attention is split between the present material world and the alternative space where the goal already exists, intensifying the materialization process. The speaker further advises anchoring the technique in a childhood memory of calm, safety, and comfort, using that emotional state as a key to keep the scenery reduction stable and friendly. By periodically recalling this carefree feeling, the practitioner reinforces a supportive inner environment, encouraging the external world to align with the goal.

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Scenery reduction. Another technique is scenery reduction. Try to reduce all the thoughts that come into your mind to the common denominator of your goal. Ordinarily, even arbitrary thoughts arrange themselves in a logical order, each one connected to the last. Complete the logical chain with a fragment of your target slide. Just remind yourself from time to time what you are striving towards. Whatever you find yourself thinking about, whatever you are doing, return your attention to the goal. Make a background image of your slide. Every event, every chunk of information should be perceived within the general context set set by that image. Then you will shape the layer of your world more effectively and your intention will be manifested into reality. Your surrounding environment can also be brought into alignment with your expectations of the goal. You may be walking in the park and turning the slide over in your mind in which you are working in the garden in front of your house. Look at the trees and the grass through the prisms of your slide. You will feel the scene transforming, acquiring new hues. You might have the feeling that in a virtual sense you are already in that garden. This effect arises as a result of the slide being projected over the scene. Your attention is partly focused on the sector of the Alternative Space where your future garden exists, while your eyes perceive material reality of the present moment. What happens is a kind of transformation of current reality in the manner of the sector representing your goal. In these moments, the process, which involves the materialization of your mental image acquires greater intensity. You may recall how you felt in your childhood when things were relaxed and comfortable and the world took care of you. You were not conscious of it then. Things were just okay, and that was that. Yet with time, you became increasingly demanding and likely to express your dissatisfaction, and this caused the world to lose interest in you. What do you associate with this feeling of calm and coziness you experienced as a child? You can make this association your key to scenery reduction around which you feel safe and secure. From time to time, recall that carefree, happy setting, and your world will again gradually become friendly and comfortable.