Reality Transurfing VOLUME I - Induced Transition CHAPTER 5 Audiobook - By Vadim Zeland

Vadim Zeland explains how negative thoughts create excess potential that activates balancing forces and feeds pendulums—collective structures that thrive on fear and anger. Media, war, and catastrophic events pull people onto increasingly negative life tracks through an induced transition. True power lies in the inner observer that watches without reacting, not in aggression.
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Chapter 5: An Induced Transition. The Shift of Generations. Each generation thinks, "Those were the good old days." They remember being younger when colors were vivid, dreams were attainable, the music was better, the climate was more favorable. People were more friendly. Life was full of hope and brought joy and satisfaction. Later in life, however, the same events do not make a man as happy as before. For example, a picnic, a party, a concert, going to the movies, a celebration, a holiday by the sea. Of course, if we look at it objectively, everything has more or less the same quality when you get older. The party is fun, movies are interesting, and the sea is warm, yet something is missing. The colors fade, experiences become dull, and your interest wanes. So why was everything so great in your youth? Is it that your perceptions get more dull as you grow older? Or is the world really going down the drain? Actually, the world on its own is not degrading. It gets worse only for you individually. Parallel to the negative life track you are on now, there are life tracks which you left at some point in your life where everything is fine, just as it was in the good old days. But by expressing dissatisfaction, you tune yourself into life tracks that are worse and you get drawn into them more and more. According to Transurfing, the Space of Variations has everything for everybody. For example, there is a sector where for a given individual the colors of life have completely faded. While for others life remains as it was. One man radiating negative thought energy enters a sector where the decorations of his space have changed. The world remains the same for everyone else, but for him things gradually get worse. This is when he starts remembering how vivid and fresh everything was in his past. When you are growing up, you accept the world as it is. A child doesn't know whether things could get worse or better. Young people are not picky and haven't been spoiled yet. They are simply discovering the world and taking joy in life. They have more hopes than complaints. They believe that everything here and now is not too shabby and will get even better. But then come misfortunes and failures. A man begins to understand that not all his dreams will come true. That other people are "better off" and that he has to fight for his place under the sun. As time goes by, he has more complaints than hopes. Discontent and whining become the moving forces pushing him towards unsuccessful life tracks. In Transurfing terms, he starts radiating negative energy that transfers him onto life tracks that correspond to those negative parameters. The worse you think of the world, the worse it gets. In childhood, no one particularly contemplates whether childhood is good or not. As children, we take everything for granted. The greatest resentment we feel is toward relatives who, for example, don't buy us a toy. Later, however, we start to resent the world around us as it satisfies us less and less. The more we complain about it, the worse it becomes. As a result, everyone who experiences youth and lives to maturity believes that a lot of things seemed better in the past. It's a harmful paradox. You are confronted with annoying circumstances, you express your discontent, and as a result, the situation gets worse. Your discontent comes back to you threefold. First, the excess potential of your discontent turns balancing forces against you. Secondly, your discontent serves as a channel through which a pendulum is able to suck your energy. And thirdly, as you radiate negative energy, you move to negative life tracks. The habit of reacting negatively is so deep-seated that people have lost the advantage they have over the lower creatures inhabiting this planet. That advantage is consciousness. An oyster reacts negatively to an external irritant, But unlike the oyster, a man is able to consciously manipulate his relationship to the external world. Yet he doesn't make use of this advantage and instead responds to the slightest inconvenience with aggression. He thinks his aggression is strength, when in fact it throws him helplessly into the pendulum's spider web. How should we understand the paradoxical statement that "the world is not the same for everyone"? We all live in the same world of material manifestations of variations, but the variations are different for each person. On the surface, you can see clear differences in destinies: rich, poor, successful, unsuccessful, happy, unhappy. They all live in one world, but it is different for each of them. However, not only do the scripts of destinies and roles differ, The individual decorations differ, too. This difference is not as obvious. One man looks out on the world from the window of his luxurious automobile, another from a garbage can. One is having fun at a party, while another is troubled with his problems. One sees a cheerful group of young people, while another sees a gang of troublemakers. Everyone is looking at the same thing, but the picture is drastically different. Each person is tuned to his sector in the space of variations, thus everyone is living in his own world. All of these worlds are placed on top of each other, in layers, forming what we understand to be the space we live in. This may seem hard to understand. It's impossible to separate one layer from another. Each person forms his own reality with his own thoughts, and at the same time, this reality intersects and interacts with the surrounding world. Imagine Earth without a single living creature on it. Winds blow, rain falls, volcanoes erupt, rivers flow. Then suddenly a man is born and starts observing all of this. The energy of his thoughts produce a material manifestation in a certain sector in the space of variations, creating the life of this given man in this given world. His life represents a new layer of this world. Then another man is born, and another layer appears. A man dies, and a layer disappears. Throughout his life, each person moves from one sector of the space of variations to another, and in doing so transforms the layer of his world. Because he more readily expresses discontent and radiates more negative than positive energy, there is a tendency for the quality of life to get worse. Even though he may acquire material prosperity with age, he isn't any happier because of that. The colors of his decorations still fade, and life becomes less and less enjoyable. Sometimes it happens the other way. A man starts to develop a positive taste for life as he gets older and transfers himself to more positive life tracks. Or a young man who was extremely successful at an early age starts rolling downhill hitting rock bottom. But generations in general agree that life gets worse as you get older. What they don't understand, of course, is that they are choosing their layer of life, positive or negative, for themselves. Which raises the question: How do you use Transurfing to return to that world of your youth, to the tracks where life was full of color and hope? Before we answer that question, you have to understand how you got off those tracks in the first place. The Funnel of the Pendulum. The psyche of man reacts more to negative irritants, be it undesirable information, negative energy, danger, or hostile actions. Of course, positive influences also stir up strong emotions. But fear and rage by far excel joy and happiness and strength. Have you ever heard, for example, of a person suffering from too much joy? Yet many people suffer from stress and depression. Pendulums, and in particular the mass media, actively make use of this human tendency. You rarely hear anything good in the news. Usually, in a news program, it works something like this: You get hold of a negative fact, you follow up on the story with extra coverage, new details emerge, and everything is thoroughly savored and dramatized in a variety of ways. The same pattern develops for catastrophes, natural disasters, terrorist acts, armed conflicts, and so on. In the beginning, there is a plot, then the story unravels, further details are exposed, The tension rises, there is a culmination, emotions flare to their maximum, and finally the story comes to a conclusion. All of the energy dissolves into space and a temporary calm descends upon the viewers. The endless numbers of TV series follow the same pattern. All the drama is literally created out of thin air. Nevertheless, all you have to do is watch 2 or 3 episodes and you're hooked. Nothing particularly interesting ever happens in these soap operas, but you're hooked because your frequency of thought radiation is caught by the pendulum of the TV series. Your attention becomes fixed on a given sector. Let's look at a specific example of this pattern unfolding. You hear about something that could theoretically upset you, such as news about a violent event that took place in another country. This is the first push of the destructive pendulum. If the news somehow affects you, you start responding to the stimulus by expressing your attitude to it, by living through it. You radiate energy of the same order and on the same frequency as the first push of the pendulum. Along with thousands of other people, you respond to the pendulum with interest and participation. Your radiation resonates with the pendulum whose energy then increases. The mass media continues its campaign. You follow further developments with interest, and the pendulum keeps getting nourished. At first glance, nothing extraordinary has happened. It's an everyday matter. So what if you give a little of your energy to a destructive pendulum? It doesn't affect your health. In reality, however, as you radiate energy at the frequency of negative events, you move yourself to life tracks where similar events will take place closer and closer to you. Your interaction with the pendulum becomes tighter and tighter, and you already accept such events as an unavoidable part of your life. Your attention becomes more selective, and everywhere new facts about similar events in different countries start popping up. You discuss this news with close friends and relatives, and they react with interest and compassion. The frequency of your radiation heightens and the pendulum grows as you get closer to the tracks where you are no longer an observer but a direct participant in the event. This phenomenon of being drawn into the funnel is an induced transition to a life track where the negative event gets included in the layer of your world and you become a victim. Of the destructive pendulum. Disaster. Many people would agree that there is a theoretical possibility for them to be in a disaster, but not all of them allow this possibility to enter the layer of their world. For example, some people don't watch TV series, they aren't interested in the news, they aren't bothered by every little event that happens somewhere and to someone. They live in their own layers and are adherents of other pendulums. They don't worry when they hear that an airplane crashed somewhere in the world. They have enough of their own problems. People are more vulnerable to an induced transition if they are interested in disasters, if they get concerned and worry about disasters that happen elsewhere to other people. If your life is not too full of problems and worries,, then you try to fill this void by turning your attention to events in the layers of other people. As a result, you regularly read the tabloids, or watch TV series, or wait for new information about catastrophes and natural disasters. The tabloids and TV series may seem to represent small and harmless pendulums, but your clinging to them makes up for your own deficiency of information emotions, and experience. Meanwhile, getting interested in pendulums of catastrophes and natural disasters poses a real threat to you because they are strong and very aggressive. If you pay attention to negative events, the frequency of your thought radiation will attract more negative information, and disasters will eventually become a part of your life. And how could it be otherwise? After all, you yourself are letting them into your layer of the world and indirectly accepting the destiny of a victim. Of course, you don't want to be a victim, but that's not important. Once you accept the game of the pendulum, the roles are defined by the pendulum and not by you, and the probability of you being in the wrong place at the wrong time starts to increase. On the other hand, if you ignore the prompts of destructive pendulums, the probability of you being in a disaster will be close to zero. You might be thinking, "But why do thousands of people die in catastrophes and natural disasters? Does this mean that they are all thinking about catastrophes at the same time?" The thing is that you are not the only one living in this world. You are surrounded by lots of people who are actively working on destructive pendulums and radiating thought energy on the frequency of these pendulums. No one can isolate himself completely from this radiation. A field of radiation can capture you and cause you to start radiating energy on the same frequency without you even being aware of it. That is how the energy field of induced transition grows, reaching a snowballing effect and drawing you into it as into a funnel. Your objective is to stay as far away as possible from the center the center of the funnel by not letting information about catastrophes and disasters get to you, by not becoming interested in them, by not living through them emotionally as if they have happened to you, and by not discussing them. You should just let any information about disasters pass you by. This does not mean avoiding them. It means not letting the information get to you. Trying to actively avoid encounters with the pendulum is the same as looking for encounters with it. When you oppose something, or resist it, or express aversion to it, you actively radiate energy on that frequency. Not letting something get to you means ignoring it by not reacting to any negative information on the subject, and instead shifting your attention to harmless television programs and books. If you can't refrain from reacting, then you can at least rely on the intuition of your overseer, your inner observer. For example, if you are afraid of flying on airplanes, don't fly. If there is fear in the first place, then it means that in the range of your radiation there is a frequency that resonates with the life track on which an air disaster is marked out. It does not mean that you will certainly get on that track, but nonetheless there is a probability of it happening. If you have no thoughts about any danger on an airplane, then there is nothing to be afraid of. On the other hand, if you experience unusual anxiety before getting on a plane, it would be wise to skip that flight. War. War breaks out basically the same way as a simple fight. At first, one side tells the other its opinion on something. The other side holds an opposite view, and so the first opinion serves as the push of a destructive pendulum. The second party then responds with greater amplitude, in reply to which the first party responds with aggression. The pendulum swings higher and higher with more and more tension until it reaches the point of physical conflict. Meanwhile, the people taking part in this game of pendulums find themselves transferred to a life track of mounting tension. You can only change a situation like this at the beginning because once the conflict begins, the situation is already out of control. When the spiral is just starting to coil, you could respond to the first push of the pendulum amicably or by simply stepping aside, in which case the pendulum falls through or is extinguished. Consequently, you are not transferred to a new life track. However, if you engage in the pendulum swings, your frequency of radiation approaches the parameters of the spiral's new life track. Unfortunately, if you as an individual do not react to the pendulum, this does not guarantee that you will not be drawn into a war or a revolution. If you've stepped into a powerful whirlpool, no matter how much you try, it is almost impossible to get out of it. However, if you don't accept the pendulum's game, you will at least get additional chances to stay alive and come out of the conflict with the smallest possible losses. Also, whether you are for or against war, it's all the same to the pendulum. It gets energy from both sides. As long as your energy radiates at the frequency of war, a transfer takes place onto the corresponding track. Acknowledge the war and participate in it, and you are on the field of battle. Oppose the war and fight against it, it nevertheless draws you into its funnel and consumes you. To not accept the pendulum means to ignore it. Of course, you can't always ignore it. That is the danger of an induced transition. The best thing is not to take a position as either an advocate or an opponent of war. Throughout history, neutral governments have existed that have stood aside from war, watching entire nations destroy one another. Meanwhile, the people furiously protesting against war have fed the pendulum with the same intensity as those supporting the conflict. Their position seems different, but for the pendulum it is the same. It gets their energy just the same. War. War breaks out basically the same way as a simple fight. At first, one side tells the other its opinion on something, the other side holds an opposite view, and so the first opinion serves as the push of a destructive pendulum. A pendulum. The second party then responds with greater amplitude, in reply to which the first party responds with aggression. The pendulum swings higher and higher, with more and more tension, until it reaches the point of physical conflict. Meanwhile, the people taking part in this game of pendulums find themselves transferred to a life track of mounting tension. You can only change a situation like this at the beginning, because once the conflict begins, the situation is already out of control. When the spiral is just starting to coil, you could respond to the first push of the pendulum amicably or by simply stepping aside, in which case the pendulum falls through or is extinguished. Consequently, you are not transferred to a new life track. However, if you engage in the pendulum swings, your frequency of radiation approaches the parameters of the spiral's new life track. Unfortunately, If you as an individual do not react to the pendulum, this does not guarantee that you will not be drawn into a war or a revolution. If you've stepped into a powerful whirlpool, no matter how much you try, it is almost impossible to get out of it. However, if you don't accept the pendulum's game, you will at least get additional chances to stay alive and come out of the conflict with the smallest possible losses. Also, whether you are for or against war, It's all the same to the pendulum; it gets energy from both sides. As long as your energy radiates at the frequency of war, a transfer takes place onto the corresponding track. Acknowledge the war and participate in it, and you are on the field of battle. Oppose the war and fight against it, it nevertheless draws you into its funnel and consumes you. To not accept the pendulum means to ignore it. Of course, you can't always ignore it. That is the danger of an induced transition. The best thing is not to take a position as either an advocate or an opponent of war. Throughout history, neutral governments have existed that have stood aside from war, watching entire nations destroy one another. Meanwhile, the people furiously protesting against war have fed the pendulum with the same intensity as those supporting the conflict. Their position seems different, but for the pendulum it is the same. It gets their energy just the same. Unemployment. Almost everyone nowadays is afraid of losing their jobs. It begins with the smallest, most harmless thing. For example, you overhear that your company is not doing as well as it did before. Someone you know has lost his job. Or there are rumors circulating about downsizing and so on. On a subconscious level, invisible to you, a red light goes off. Shortly thereafter, another signal comes. Perhaps inflation is on the rise. This puts you and other people on guard. Everyone starts talking about it, and the pendulum of unemployment gets fed with energy. Then comes the news about a dip in the stock market, and your tension mounts higher. Worry is replaced with anxiety, then by fear. You're now vigorously radiating energy on the frequency of a life track where you see yourself without a job. When you carry around the fear of becoming unemployed, you can count on it being as obvious as wearing a sign around your neck that says, "I can be fired." If you think that you can hide this fear, you are mistaken. Small gesticulations, Tones, intonations, and inflections in your voice tell more than words. Having lost confidence in yourself, you are already less effective as a worker than you were before. Things that were a piece of cake before are not going too well. There is more tension in your interactions with coworkers who are in the same position. You bring your nervousness home to your family, and instead of supporting you, they start to accuse and criticize you. Your stress increases. Your fear of being fired is caused by a feeling of guilt. This feeling is either smoldering or burning with a bright flame in your subconscious. Who do they usually fire first? That's right, the worst ones. If you allow yourself to think that you could be worse than others, then that assumption by itself puts you on the blacklist. Turn away from the feeling of guilt. Allow yourself the luxury of being you. And if you're not successful, start looking for another job. Why? Because the excess potential of emotional worry dissipates and dissolves through action. That's why some people start looking for a new job as soon as they are employed. They don't do this because they intend to change jobs immediately. They do it because insurance brings confidence. Just in case, there is an option. If you are calm about your future, the action of balancing forces won't touch you. Epidemic. You are probably thinking that we can't talk about life tracks when it comes to contagious diseases. After all, you get ill simply because you've been infected. That's true, but only in that you allow yourself to get infected. This doesn't mean you should walk around with a mask on. That won't save you anyway. The reason you get ill is because you voluntarily agree to take part part in the game called epidemic. It begins with hearing that there is an epidemic. Let's say the flu is going around. Everyone knows the flu is transmitted through the respiratory system, so you allow the possibility that this could happen to anyone. Immediately your mind starts playing the being sick movie. You have a fever, you're sneezing and coughing. From that moment on, you are in the game because you are radiating thought energy at the frequency of a Destructive Pendulum. Now you are subconsciously looking for confirmation that an epidemic is happening, and your attention becomes more selective. Sneezing people are all around you. They were always there, but now you notice them. At work and at home, from time to time, someone mentions the subject of the flu. This confirms your assumption that an epidemic is happening, even if you're not particularly looking for confirmation. And the subject doesn't especially worry you, somehow confirmation takes place by itself. If from the beginning of the game you tune yourself to the frequency of the destructive pendulum, your bonds to it become stronger and stronger, regardless of your conscious participation. And if you don't mind getting sick, or if you feel that you're destined to get sick, it means you are already an active adherent of the pendulum. Or perhaps you decide not to get sick and you keep telling yourself that you are absolutely healthy and will not get sick. Well, this won't work because you are thinking about the illness, so you are radiating energy on the frequency of the illness. Once again, the direction of your thoughts, for or against, is not important. In either case, you are giving the pendulum your energy. Belief is a powerful energy. Even if it is not expressed in words. You cannot save yourself even if you run and get vaccinated. It doesn't matter because you are going to be ill for a period of time one way or another. The first symptom of your illness gives you a choice: will you after all be sick or not? You make weak attempts to resist and finally face the fact that you are getting ill. This brings the final adjustment in your radiation and you move to a life track where illness assumes full control. The induced transition starts from the moment you accept the pendulum. If you truly don't care about this epidemic, the transition won't take place. Or if you are on vacation, haven't been talking to anyone, haven't heard any news, and know nothing about the epidemic, the pendulum won't touch you. It will simply fall through as if into empty space. Have you ever wondered why doctors don't become infected? Many are even bold enough to work without protective masks. It's not because they give themselves vaccines. You can't vaccinate yourself against all illnesses. The reason is that doctors are also actively playing the game of the illness pendulum, but they have an entirely different role. Like airline stewardesses who consistently recommend passengers to fasten their seatbelts while they themselves fly about the cabin as if they are invulnerable. Panic. Panic is perhaps the most intense and quickly induced type of transition. A pendulum spiral coils very fast when people panic because a signal of real danger always seems convincing and immediately draws people people into the game of a destructive pendulum. For the same reason, the swinging of the pendulum increases much faster, like an avalanche. At the same time, when you panic, you lose almost complete control of yourself, which means that you turn into both a highly sensitive receiver and an active retransmitter of the pendulum swings. When this happens, the pendulum has an ideal way to materialize itself. In the form of a crowd. Unfortunately, all these factors make it extremely difficult for you to have a pendulum fall through or extinguish. In moments of panic, it doesn't occur to most people to think about how they might neutralize the pendulum. However, if you can get a grip on yourself and not give in to panic, you have a good chance of saving your own life and the lives of those close to you. For example, On a sinking ship, there's always a scuffle around one of the ship's rescue boats, while the boats nearby are empty. If you only take a moment to look around, you notice the empty boats. But the insidious nature of an induced transition is precisely that it works like a funnel, sucking everything around into itself and making you lose sight of possible alternatives. Poverty. Thinking logically, how can a simple man who was born in the slums get rich? Well, when you think and act logically, you get corresponding results. The man who was born in poverty finds himself in poor surroundings. Thus, he gets accustomed to it and stays tuned to the frequency of radiation of his miserable life. It is virtually impossible to move onto a track of prosperity as long as you feel hatred toward your poverty envy toward those who are wealthy, and a strong desire to become well-off. One of the first discoveries children make is that they can't get free of something just because they don't want it. Even as an adult, you cry out in despair and indignation, "But I don't want this! I hate it! Why won't it leave me in peace? Why is this always happening to me?" It's difficult to accept the fact that if you don't want something, something, it will happen to you anyway. And if you hate it, then it will follow you wherever you go. You can hate your poverty, your work, your physical flaws, your neighbors, the bums on the streets, alcoholics, drug addicts, dogs, thieves, criminals, the impudent young, the government. But whatever it is, the more you hate it, the more you will encounter it in your life. This is because it gets to you, you think about it, and you radiate thought energy on the frequency of a life track where the thing you don't want exists in abundance. In fact, really not liking something radiates more energy than really liking it because the emotions are stronger. The intensity of your emotional suffering swings the pendulum higher. Also, if you actively hate something, you create excess potential which causes balancing forces to direct themselves against you. The man born in poverty has a dream to get rich. But his desire alone won't change anything. He is just a poor person dreaming about getting rich. If he is not ready to act to get what he wants, he won't get it. And he doesn't act because he is convinced that it doesn't matter, that nothing good will come of it. It's a vicious circle because desire itself doesn't have any power. It can't lift a finger. Only your intention, your readiness to act, can lift the finger. Your intention also includes your readiness to have. But it's not as simple as saying to yourself, "I'm really ready to have some riches. It is so simple after all. I do want to become rich." This is because there is a large gap between wanting and being ready to have. For example, a poor person feels like a fish out of water in a rich environment or in an expensive shop, even if he tries with all his might to convince himself and others of the opposite. In the depths of his soul, he feels that he is not worthy of it. Riches don't enter the poor fellow's zone of comfort. Not because being rich is uncomfortable, but because he is too far away from it. A new armchair is better, but the old one is more comfortable. A poor person sees only the external side of wealth—luxurious houses, expensive cars, fine clothes, clubs, and so on. If you put a poor person in those environments, he feels uncomfortable. And if you give him a suitcase full of money, he will start doing all sorts of stupid things and in the end lose everything. The frequency of energy he transmits is in sharp contrast to a wealthy life. Not until he puts the attributes of wealth in his comfort zone, not until he radiates thought energy on that frequency, will he feel that he is the deserving owner of expensive things. Without that, he will remain poor even if he finds a buried treasure. Another obstacle on the way to wealth is envy, because envy has a strong destructive element. When you envy something, you try to devalue it in every possible way. The logic of envy is: "I want what he has. I don't have it, and I'll probably never have it, but I am not worse than him. Therefore, the thing he has is actually lousy, and I don't really need it." In short, the desire to have something becomes a psychological defense that turns into rejection. This takes place on a subtle level because the subconscious understands everything literally. You consciously devalue the object of envy just for show, to calm yourself, but the subconscious takes it seriously and does everything in its power to prevent you from getting the thing you envy. Events unfold even more dramatically when a prosperous person induces a transition to a life track of poverty. The spiral begins to unwind slowly, and then faster and faster, until it is impossible to stop. For example, it starts with temporary financial difficulties, which can happen at any moment to anybody, and which is actually as ordinary and unavoidable as rain on the day you want to have a picnic. But if you don't fall into rage, depression, agitation, or indignation because of a financial difficulty, the swing of the destructive pendulum will dissipate because you do not give your energy to it. An induced transition begins only when you grab on to the end of the spiral and give the pendulum your response, the response it needs to to survive. Typically, the first reaction to the push of a destructive financial pendulum is discontent, which mildly supports the pendulum. If your emotions stop there, the pendulum dies out. A more intense reaction is the emotion of indignation. This quickly boosts the pendulum, which responds in turn with another push, such as sending you information that someone is to blame for your financial difficulties. To this second push, you respond with negative comments or actions towards the guilty party. At that point, the destructive pendulum becomes fully animated and a new branch of the spiral appears. For example, your next salary is smaller, prices shoot up, or someone suddenly demands that you repay a debt. Initially, you don't realize that a process is going on. It just seems like an unfortunate event. But you induced this process. You are responsible for the swings of the pendulum. The frequency of your energy radiation has radiated away from the track where you are prosperous to the track where you are deprived and annoyed. As a result, you move to the tracks corresponding to these new parameters, and so your situation gets more and more serious. Bad news starts pouring in on you from everywhere. Prices go up. Your company is no longer doing as well. You begin actively discussing this negative news with friends and relatives. These discussions are usually destructive. They include discontentment, complaints, and thoughts of aggression towards the supposed guilty parties. This is especially pronounced in companies where business is indeed bad, where the day begins with the postulate that "there's no money" as if it were a morning prayer. At this point you are fully captured by the spiral and your radiation is tuned to the frequency of the destructive pendulum. As things keep getting worse, you get ridden by anxiety, which feeds the pendulum and causes you to create excess potential all around you in the form of more discontent, aggression, depression, apathy, resentment, and so on. It is only a matter of time before the destructive pendulum is joined by balancing forces, the situation spirals out of control, and you get overwhelmed by fear. It's as if someone takes you by the hand and starts spinning you round and round, only to suddenly let you go. You fly off to the side, fall down, and remain lying in shock. It's a terrifying picture that started with small financial difficulties. And of course, the pendulum doesn't need your money. It is only interested in the negative energy that you radiate when your money is melting away. Once you lose most or all of it, you are no longer of interest to the pendulum, simply because there is no more energy to take. Take from you. This kind of induced transition happens to individuals as well as to large groups. In the latter case, the spiral is not a spiral anymore, but a powerful whirlpool from which it is very difficult to extract yourself. The only way to avoid an induced transition is not to grab on to the end of the spiral, not to get involved in the game of the destructive pendulum. It's not enough to simply know how this mechanism works. You need to constantly keep it in mind. Your overseer must not sleep. You have to pull yourself together whenever you find yourself habitually accepting a pendulum's game, that is, whenever you show discontent, indignation, or anxiety, or whenever you take part in destructive discussions and complaints. Remember, everything that provokes a negative reaction in you has been prompted by the action of a destructive pendulum. The exact same thing happens in dreams. Until you realize it is a dream, you are a puppet in someone else's hands and can be tormented by nightmares. As soon as you wake up, shake off your delusions, and realize the true nature of the game, you are the master of the situation and no longer a victim of circumstances. Clarissa Chiaese. Summary: Each man creates a separate layer of the world where he lives. The world of people as a whole consists of individual layers placed on top of each other. When emanating negative energy, you make the layer of your world worse. Aggression is mistakenly taken to be a sign of strength and dissatisfaction is seen as a normal reaction. Responding to negative events induces the transfer to negative life tracks. An induced transition includes a negative event in a person's layer. Don't allow any negative information into your layer. Don't allow means not to avoid, but to intentionally ignore and not become interested in certain kinds of information.
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