Reality Transurfing VOLUME I - Pendulums CHAPTER 2 Audiobook - By Vadim Zeland

Destructive Pendulums have taught people not to choose their own destiny. After all, if a person was truly free in his choice, he would be independent. Then he wouldn't be attracted to Pendulums and wouldn't become one of their adherents. Our mind is so used to the idea that our fate is unavoidable that it makes it hard for us to believe that we can choose the fate we would like to have. Of course, it is advantageous for pendulums to keep their adherence under control, so they come up with all sorts of ways to manipulate adherence. If we make a movement or a cult or a school out of Transurfing, it would also become a pendulum. Pendulums vary in their degree of destructiveness, but Transurfing, even in a worst-case scenario, would be much less destructive than most. This is because it does not serve an external or general goal, but rather exists exclusively for the good of each individual. This kind of pendulum is unusual, like an individualist society with people who focus exclusively on their own individual destinies. So if you ever find yourself in a situation where you cannot escape a pendulum, do something surprising, something unpredictable. The pendulum will be extinguished. The thing is, as long as you act according to a given scenario, you accept the pendulum's game and give away your energy on that frequency. But if your frequency is different from that of a pendulum, you and the pendulum will be in dissonance and you'll throw it off rhythm. At the same time, you shouldn't be asking for trouble if you are dealing with a pendulum that has nothing to lose. If you are attacked by someone who is trying to rob you, it's better to give him money right away. Some people carry a $10 bill for occasions such as this. If a robber is a drug addict or mentally ill, he could easily end your life, even if you are a master of the martial arts. Therefore, you are better off not dealing with people like that at all. Having a sense of humor and a creative imagination can also be helpful in extinguishing a pendulum. Turn your irritation into a game. For example, you are annoyed with the massive amount of people on the streets or on the bus, and everyone is in a hurry, making it difficult for you to make your way. So you imagine that you are at a bird bazaar in Antarctica. All these people around you are actually penguins, waddling, fussing, and puttering in a funny way. And who would you be? You are a penguin as well. By transforming your point of view this way, the people around you start to evoke your curiosity and compassion, rather than annoyance. Of course, it's hard to control yourself when you are mad with rage. In those moments, the hardest thing is to remember that it is just a pendulum trying to draw energy from you. But you have to find a way not to give in to its provocations. The pendulum is like a vampire that uses its own form of anesthesia, which is your habit of reacting negatively to a nuisance. If you make it your aim to develop the habit of remembering about pendulums, soon you will develop immunity against their provocations. Try to notice that when you react to annoying situations with irritation, dissatisfaction, and other negative emotions, The situation instantly gets worse and you are in for more trouble. This is how a pendulum swings higher and higher. And you are the one pushing it. So do the opposite. Either don't react at all or react in an inappropriate way. For example, you can meet annoyances with false enthusiasm or even with moronic delight. This is how you extinguish a pendulum. You'll see that the pendulum will not continue its provocations. Remember that your habit of reacting negatively to annoying situations is the lever that sets a pendulum's capture mechanism in motion so that the pendulum can get to your thought energy. Such a habit will fade away if you learn to deliberately make the following substitutions: fear, confidence, gloom, enthusiasm, resentment, Indifference. Irritation. Joy. It might seem ridiculous, but if you play the game this way, the pendulum will not stand a chance. It only seems ridiculous because pendulums have trained us to play games that are of benefit only to them. Now try forcing the pendulum to play your game. You will enjoy the game and discover, to your great surprise, what a powerful technique it is. The working principle is this: when you radiate thought energy at a frequency different from the resonance frequency, you get in dissonance with the pendulum. Thus, for you personally, the pendulum is extinguished and leaves you in peace. There is another interesting method of gently extinguishing a pendulum. If someone is bothering you or making a problem for you, try to determine what that person needs. Then imagine this person having what he needs. It could be health, confidence, or peace of mind. If you think about it, these are the 3 main things we all need to feel satisfaction. So think, what does this person really need right now? Chapter 2: Pendulums. Destructive Pendulums. Since we were kids, we've been taught to submit ourselves to someone else's will—performing our duties, serving our country, our families, the political party, the company we work in, the government, and even ideas. Our own will has had the lowest priority. Everyone has more or less a sense of obligation. Responsibility, and guilt. Everyone in one way or another serves various groups and organizations like family, society, educational institutions, the workplace, a political party, the government, and so on. All these structures are born and start to develop when a group of people start thinking and acting the same way. New people join the group, and the structure grows, gaining strength and forcing its members to follow established rules until it reaches a point where the structure is able to subjugate large social groups to its will. On the level of material realization, energy structure consists of people united by common goals and material objects such as buildings, constructions, furniture, equipment, technology, and so on. But what is the process that enables structures such as these to be formed? A structure is created when the thoughts of a group of people are focused in one direction. As a result, the parameters of their thought energy become identical. Thought energies of independent individuals merge into one flow. In the middle of this energy ocean, an independent information-based energy structure is created—a pendulum. This pendulum starts living its own life and makes those who took part in its creation obey its laws. Why are these structures called pendulums? Because the higher and faster a pendulum swings, the more people, the more adherents, give it energy. Each pendulum has a characteristic frequency of vibrations that make it swing. This frequency is called its resonance. If the number of a pendulum's adherents decrease, the pendulum's swinging slows down. When there are no more adherents to swing the pendulum, it stops, and as an entity, it dies. Examples of dead pendulums include ancient pagan religions, stone tools, primitive forms of weaponry, outdated trends, and vinyl records. In other words, everything that is no longer in use. You're probably wondering, can all these things really be pendulums? Yes, any structure whose features are shaped by thought energy is a pendulum. In general, all living beings that are able to radiate energy in one direction will eventually form a pendulum. Examples of pendulums in nature include colonies of bacteria, populations of living creatures, schools of fish, herds of animals, woodlands, prairies, and ant colonies. Any structure comprised of living organisms that are relatively homogeneous and well-ordered can form pendulums. And since every living organism represents an energy unit, it can also be considered a pendulum. So when these pendulum units group together and start swinging in unison, They create a group pendulum that stands over its adherents like a superstructure. It makes up rules for its adherents to keep them together and to attract new adherents. Such a structure is self-governing in the sense that it develops independently according to its own laws. Here are some chief characteristics of a pendulum. A pendulum feeds on the energy of its adherents and thereby amplifies its swinging. A pendulum tries to attract as many supporters as possible so that it can receive as much energy as possible. A pendulum sets its group of adherents against all other groups: "Look at us, we are better than they are." A pendulum aggressively blames those who don't want to become its adherents and tries to win them over, neutralize them, or remove them altogether. A pendulum puts on attractive masks, camouflages itself up with noble aims, and plays on people's emotions to justify its actions and win over as many adherents as possible. Imagine an athletic stadium where a dramatic game of soccer is taking place. The tension is building, fans are raging, and suddenly one player makes a mistake that causes his team to lose the game. A storm of anger descends from the fans upon the player. They're ready to tear him apart. Can you imagine what a huge mass of negative energy lands on this unfortunate player? You'd think that having suffered such a monstrous blow, he would die right there on the spot. But that doesn't happen. Instead, he's alive and healthy, although crushed by feelings of guilt. Then where did all the negative energy go? Well, the pendulum harvested it. If it had not done so, the person at whom the crowd aimed its anger would have died. It's hard to know whether the pendulum is an animated being or simply a form of energy. In either case, it's not important to Transurfing. The important thing is being able to recognize a pendulum and to avoid participating in its games. It is easy to recognize a destructive pendulum because it has one defining feature.. It is always competing with other energy structures like itself, fighting for control over people. A pendulum has one goal: to capture as many adherents as possible and to get as much energy as possible. The more aggressive a pendulum acts in its fight for adherents, the more destructive it is to the fate of the individual. You might object that there are, after all, charitable organizations, societies for preservation, and so on. What is so destructive about them? The fact is that no matter how you view them, they feed on your energy and do not care about individual happiness or welfare, which is destructive for you personally. They ask you to be merciful to others while they remain indifferent to your welfare. If this is okay with you and you feel happy doing charity work, for example, then this might be your calling and you have found your pendulum. But you have to be honest with yourself. Are you just wearing the mask of a charitable giver? Are you actually donating your energy and money for the welfare of others and doing it with all your heart? Or are you just putting on a charity show to seem like a better person? Simple solutions to complicated problems. If you were able to extinguish a pendulum or make it fall through, You can solve all kinds of problems: a complicated life situation, a conflict, an unfavorable circumstance, a difficulty, or simply a task. There are simple solutions to all problems. The key is always somewhere on the surface. The question is how to spot it. And the thing to be aware of is that the pendulum which created the problem will get in the way of you seeing the solution. The goal of a destructive pendulum is to get energy from you. To accomplish this, it has to fix the frequency of your radiating thoughts on the problem. This is easy if you are convinced that the problem is difficult. If you accept these rules of the game, the pendulum takes you by the hand and leads you into its labyrinth. Only later do you realize that the answer was right there in front of you the whole time. If you scare a person, worry him, confuse him, or play on his fears, saying how difficult the problem is, then he will easily agree to things being complicated and he'll be hooked. But you don't have to scare people to achieve the same effect. Public opinion is already such that many problems are considered difficult and without solutions. Throughout life, each of us is confronted with difficulties of some kind, especially new and unfamiliar things. As a result, we have a strong habit of facing problems with anxiety, even with reverential fear. In addition, we always weigh our abilities to handle a problem on the scales of doubts. As a result, our tendency to face problems with fear turns into a puppet string. A pendulum fixes the radiation of your thought energy on a certain frequency and is busy sucking the energy. While you are preoccupied with the problem. You would think that fixing the frequency on the subject would help your concentration, but instead it interferes with it and prevents you from solving the problem. This is because the pendulum fixes your thoughts on a narrow sector in the information field, while the solution may lie outside this sector. You think and act within these narrow limits without seeing the bigger picture. Unusual and intuitive solutions appear to you only when you free yourself from the pendulum and think in another direction. Of course, you can't always ignore a pendulum. For example, the boss calls you out. Refusing or trying to defend yourself both mean a loss of energy, because in both situations you would be fighting the pendulum. Instead, you can act as though you were taking part in the pendulum's game. But the main thing is to keep in mind that you are only pretending to play the pendulum's game. Imagine a burly fellow raising his sledgehammer at you and striking a blow. You have nothing against it, you are not defending yourself, and you are not attacking him. In this moment you simply step aside and the big fellow, along with his sledgehammer, hits an empty spot. This means that the pendulum can't catch on to you and so it falls through empty space. The same principle lies at the heart of Aikido, a type of martial art. This is what happens in Aikido: The attacker is taken by the arm and brought along with the defender, as if the defender is casually seeing him off. The attacker is released without any force from the defender and is sent flying in the same direction in which he was aiming in the first place. The secret is that the defender has nothing against the attack. He agrees with the attacker's way, walks together with him for a while, and then lets go of him. The energy of the attacker falls into empty space because the defender is empty and there is nothing to catch on to. So how does this apply to Pendulums? The idea is that you respond to the Pendulum's first attack with agreement, then diplomatically step aside or unobtrusively direct the Pendulum's movement where you want it. For example, your eager boss wants to load you with work and demand that you do it exactly the way he wants it to be done. You know that it needs to be done differently, or you believe this task is not your responsibility in the first place. If you start objecting, arguing, and defending yourself, your boss will just demand more obedience. After all, he has made a decision and you're defying him. So instead, do the opposite. Listen carefully to what your boss says, agree with him, let the pendulum exhaust its first impulse. Then gently start discussing the details of the job with him. At this moment you have accepted the energy of your boss and are radiating at his frequency. His impulse has not met opposition and will therefore subside for the time being. Don't tell him you know better how this job should be done. Don't say no to the job. Don't argue with him. Just ask his advice. By doing this, you swing along with the pendulum, but you do it consciously, not participating in its game, but rather observing it from the outside. Meanwhile, the pendulum swings completely absorbed with the game, but the energy previously directed at you turns away from you and toward another solution or towards someone else who will do the job. For you personally, the pendulum falls through. You always get what you don't want. Every person is from time to time confronted with negative information or undesirable events. In all these cases, however, it is just a provocation of pendulums. A man doesn't want unpleasant things in his life, but he always reacts in one of two ways. If the information doesn't affect him very much, he doesn't pay much attention to it and soon forgets about it. But if the provocation irritates or frightens him, especially in an area that feels personal to him, then his thought energy gets captured by the pendulum. He is caught in the pendulum's noose and tuned to the frequency of the pendulum's resonance. You probably know what happens next. The man starts feeling angry, outraged, worried, and afraid, and he vigorously expresses his dissatisfaction. In doing so, he actively radiates the energy of the frequency of the pendulum. The pendulum does not harvest all of the energy. Some of it goes to other sectors in the Space of Variations. In other words, the parameters of the man's thought energy are such that he is transported to a sector in the Space of Variations where everything he he wants to avoid exists in abundance. This is because if a man's thought energy is fixed on a certain frequency, he gets transported to the corresponding life track. Let's say you turn a deaf ear to information about catastrophes and natural disasters. After all, if you are not affected by them, why the unnecessary stress? Usually in this case, a natural disaster will happen somewhere else and you are personally on a life track where you are not a victim of the disaster, just an observer. The track where you would be a victim is left behind. And the opposite is also true. If you allow information about disasters and unfortunate events to affect you, you will moan and talk about it with your friends. In that case, it is very likely that you will soon be transferred to a life track where you will be a victim of a disaster. Yourself. It turns out that the stronger your desire to avoid something is, the greater are the odds that you will get it. Actively fighting against what you do not want is the same as doing your best to make that very thing a part of your life. You don't even have to do anything special to transport yourself to the undesirable life tracks. It is enough to think negative thoughts and add emotion to them. For example, you don't want bad weather, so you think about how you don't like the rain. Noisy neighbors are bothering you, and you're constantly fighting with them, or you quietly despise them in your heart. You are afraid of something, and this makes you anxious. You're sick and tired of your job, so you savor the feeling of hatred towards your job. Things you actively don't want that you are afraid of, that you hate or despise, will follow you everywhere. There are, of course, other things you would like to avoid, but they don't bother you as much at the moment. In that case, those things won't crawl into your life. But as soon as you allow yourself to feel hatred and to cherish negative feelings, the unwanted will materialize in your life. The only way to remove the unwanted from your life is to free yourself from the influence of the pendulum that has trapped your thought energy. You have to learn to resist its provocations, escape its grip, and not be a part of this game. Or the truth-lover complex: I will show that I am right and everyone else is wrong, whatever it takes. These and other complexes, such as justice, pride, vanity, honor, love, hate, greed, and generosity are personal keys to the energy of individuals. A pendulum, by hitting on these vulnerable spots, zealously pumps energy out of people. As a rule, people have standard ways of reacting to negative sources of irritation. Negative news provokes discontent. Alarming news provokes a reaction of worry or fear. Having been offended provokes dislike. In a similar way, habits function as a switch that sets reactions in motion. For example, the habit of getting irritated or worrying with little cause is the same as reacting to a provocation or negative event. You can even know that negative thoughts and actions don't lead to anything good, but you still make the same mistakes out of habit. Habits create problems and force us to act inefficiently, yet they are difficult to get rid of. Habits are illusions of comfort. We trust them because they are familiar. Anything new causes worry and fear. The old and familiar has already proven to work, like an old armchair you sit in to relax after work. Maybe a new one would be better, but the old one is more comfortable. Comfort is characterized by such concepts as convenience, trust, positive experience, and predictability. New things possess these qualities to a lesser degree; therefore, it takes a lot of time for a new habit to turn into an old one. The question, of course, is: Can you escape from the influence of pendulums? Sometimes you confront the pendulum that has enslaved you and openly oppose it. But in most battles between man and pendulum, the man always suffers a defeat. That's because a pendulum can only be defeated by other pendulums. One man can't do anything. If a man is no longer obeying the pendulum and he gets into a fight with it, he will only lose energy. In the best case, he will be thrown out of the system. In the worst case, he will be crushed. When an adherent has the guts to break the rules set by the pendulum, he is proclaimed an outlaw. On the surface, he is convicted or condemned for his actions. In reality, though, it is not the man's actions that make him guilty, but the fact that he has slipped out of the control of and is no longer a source of energy for the pendulum. But the power of the pendulum can return quickly in the form of guilt and remorse, because the man who accepts feelings of guilt shows that he is ready to submit himself even more fully to the pendulum's rules. Of course, the pendulum doesn't care about remorse. All it wants is to regain control over you. That is all that matters. It imposes its moral principles and says that because you have shown remorse, you are not such an evil person after all, and it appears to be much nicer to you, but only because you have again given it the opportunity to control you. Summary: A pendulum is created by the energy of people who are thinking in the same direction. A pendulum is an energy-based information structure. A pendulum fixes thought energy of an adherent onto its own frequency. A battle for adherence is going on between pendulums. A destructive pendulum forces goals onto its adherents. A pendulum plays on people's feelings, drawing them into its net. If you actively do not want something, it will be in your life. To free yourself from a pendulum means to throw throw it out of your life. To throw something out of your life means not to avoid it, but to ignore it. To stop a pendulum, it's necessary to violate the script of the game. In personal conflicts, positive visualization can gently extinguish a pendulum. The energy of an extinguished pendulum is transferred to you. Problems are solved by the fall-through or extinguishing of pendulums that created the problems in the first place. To solve problems, rent yourself out. To avoid a suspended state, you must find your own pendulums. You must develop the habit of remembering all of this. Suppose your boss shouts at you. Maybe he's tired or is having problems at home. He needs some peace of mind. Imagine him relaxing in an armchair in front of the TV, or by a fireplace, or fishing on the river, or having a beer with his friends. Do you know what he likes to do? Perhaps his superiors have been pressing him and he is afraid of taking on more responsibility. Then he needs some confidence. Imagine him skiing like a pro, driving in a sports car, or being at a party where he is the center of attention. Or perhaps he is ill and in pain. Then imagine him being happy and healthy, swimming in the ocean, riding a bicycle, playing football. Of course, it's better to imagine him doing what he likes to do, but you don't have to guess, don't worry. It's quite enough to imagine him in a situation where he is satisfied. Whether it is your boss suddenly throwing problems at you, or a robber, or anyone else that means trouble, learn to distract yourself from whatever trouble they are bringing. From the beginning, refrain from putting your head into the noose of their frequency. Then imagine them getting exactly what they want. What does a robber want? To eat? To drink? To get high? Visualize an image where this person gets his satisfaction. If you're successful, you can consider your troubles gone. Here's why: the pendulum didn't just start swinging on its own. Something threw it off of balance and it is looking for something that will restore its balance. And suddenly, the energy of your thoughts on a certain frequency restores that balance. When this happens, the pendulum instantly substitutes its aggression with goodwill. You may find this hard to believe. But it's true. This technique extinguishes the pendulum. A pendulum man approaches you with a problem and you solve the problem, not in an obvious way, but on the energy plane. You give the pendulum your energy, but only a tiny piece in comparison to what you could have lost. You've also done a good deed. You've helped someone in need. The interesting thing is that this person will later have a different, friendlier attitude towards you. He will never be able to guess why he is feeling comfortable in your company. Let that be your secret. If you don't want to have a certain thing in your life, then stop thinking about it. Pass this particular thing by indifferently and it will disappear from your life. To throw something out of your life does not mean you should avoid it, but simply ignore it. To avoid something means to allow it into your life and then struggle to free yourself from it. To ignore something means simply not to react to it in any way, and consequently, not have it in your life. It may seem that placing an iron curtain between you and the world will protect you from undesirable pendulums, but this is an illusion. When you are in an iron shell, you are telling yourself, "I am a blank wall. I don't see anything, I don't hear anything, I don't know anything, and I don't speak to anyone. There is no access to me. To maintain such a protective field, you have to spend a lot of energy. A person who intentionally tries to shut himself off from the world is constantly on edge. Thinking he is protecting himself from a pendulum, the energy of his protective field is actually tuned into that frequency. And this is exactly what the pendulum wants. It does not care whether you give it your energy with pleasure or with anger, as long as you give it. What then can serve as protection against a pendulum? Emptiness. If I am empty, no pendulum can catch on to me. I am not joining the pendulum's game, but I am not trying to defend myself against it either. I simply ignore it. The energy of the pendulum flies past me without touching me and disappears into space. Space. The pendulum's game doesn't bother me. It doesn't affect me. In relation to the pendulum, I am empty. The pendulum's main objective is to attract as many adherents as possible to get their energy. If you ignore a pendulum, it will leave you alone and switch over to other people. This is because the pendulum can only affect someone who accepts its game. In other words, someone who starts radiating thought energy on its frequency. Take a simple example. A barking dog is chasing you. If you turn around to face it, the dog will bark even louder. If you take the dog seriously and start to wrangle with it, it will keep running after you. After all, it is the dog's aim to find someone to have a row with. But if you simply ignore the dog, it will look for another object. And notice that it never occurs to the dog to feel insulted because you don't pay attention to it. The dog is too absorbed with its goal of getting energy to think about something else. Substitute the dog with a troublemaker or bully, and it works the same way. If someone is annoying you and you cannot quiet him, simply refrain from reacting to his provocations. Ignore him. He won't leave you alone until you stop giving him your energy. You can give energy directly to him by getting into a fight with him, or indirectly by silently hating him. To stop giving away your energy means to stop thinking at all about the troublemaker. Just throw him out of your head. Simply tell yourself, "Oh, never mind him," and he will be gone from your life. This technique can be successfully used in situations when you need to get something from someone who is busy with his own problems and isn't keen on giving you whatever it is you want. You need a signature from the local official? First, feed him a little of your nice visualization and he'll do anything for you. One last thing: where do you think the energy of an extinguished pendulum goes? It is actually transported back to you. Having overcome your problem, you get stronger, and the next time something like this happens, it will be easier for you to find the solution to the problem. But if you try to fight the problem, you will only give your energy to the pendulum that created the problem in the first place. These two techniques, making a pendulum fall through or extinguishing it, are well known by psychologists and psychiatrists, so they are nothing new. What is new is your understanding of how to use them. The Suspended State. When you free yourself from the influence of pendulums, you acquire freedom. Previous conflicts diminish, annoying concerns recede, arguments occur less often, anxiety and worry disappear. The storm slowly quiets down. But this freedom without a goal is a suspended state. As you make pendulums fall through and extinguish them, you run the risk of finding yourself in a vacuum. Events that were happening to you now seem to be happening somewhere else. To the people around you, you are no longer of the same importance as you used to be, and they pay less and less attention to you. You have fewer and fewer concerns, but you have no desires either. The pressure from the external world weakens. But that doesn't bring you any advantage. You have fewer problems, but no new achievements. What is happening here? The entire world of man is built on pendulums. Therefore, if you isolate yourself from pendulums completely, you find yourself in a desert where the suspended state is not much better than being dependent on the pendulum. For example, children who have everything pine away because there's nothing more to want. They suffer and pester everyone around them with their whining. Humankind is made in such a way that we always need something to strive for. Although your freedom is being free from the pendulums of others, there are pendulums that are of use to you personally. These are your pendulums. And as you move away from the tracks of life that have made you unhappy, you need to choose life tracks where true success and happiness await you. Pendulums are not an absolute evil if you are aware of the situation and of your actions. The issue is how not to put yourself under the controlled influence of pendulums and how to consciously use them for your purposes, because in the end, it is by means of pendulums that you can turn your dreams into reality, which is what Transurfing is about. The Fall Through of a Pendulum. Fighting a pendulum is useless. Fighting it means feeding it your energy, whereas your goal is to let the pendulum fall through. The first and most important condition for this is refusal to fight with the pendulum. The more you try to fight off the annoying things in your life, the more actively they pursue you. You could forever keep saying, 'Just leave me in peace! Everyone leave me alone!' You think you are defending yourself against annoying pendulums, but you are actually feeding them your energy and they stick to you even more. You don't have the right to condemn or change anything in this world. You have to accept everything as you would accept the artwork at an exhibition, whether you like it or not. There may be pictures at the exhibition that do not appeal to you, However, it never occurs to you to demand that they be taken away. Once you've recognized the right of the pendulum to exist, you have the right to leave it alone, to resist falling under its influence. But the main thing is to avoid getting into a fight with it. Don't blame it, don't get angry with it, don't lose your temper, because all this means you are participating in the pendulum's game. Do the exact opposite. Quietly accept the pendulum as something given, as an unavoidable evil, and then leave. If you show aversion, you are giving your energy to the pendulum. Before exploring what it means to choose, you have to learn to say no. People in general have a vague idea of what they want, but everyone knows what they don't want. Striving to free themselves from undesirable things or events, many people act in a way that they get the opposite. To say "no," it's necessary to accept. The word "accept" in this context does not mean that you should embrace it and make it a part of yourself, but rather that you should admit to yourself that everyone has the right to exist, and then pass by indifferently. To accept and let go means to let things pass through you and wave goodbye to them as they If you are pestered by thoughts about things you dislike, those very things will find their way into your life. Imagine that someone doesn't like apples. He simply hates them, they make him sick. This person could just ignore them, but he cannot come to terms with the thought that there are such disgusting things as apples in his world. They irritate him every time he lays eyes on them, and he actively talks about his aversion. This is what happens on the material plane. However, on the energy plane, the man is greedily pouncing on the apples, stuffing his mouth with them, chewing noisily, and trying to scream how much he hates them. He is stuffing his pockets full of apples, he is choking on them, and again starts complaining about how sick he is of them. It does not occur to him that he can simply throw the apples out of his life if he doesn't want them. Whether you love or hate something is irrelevant. The main thing is that if your thoughts are preoccupied with the object of your feelings, the energy of your thoughts will fix on a certain frequency and you will be captured by a pendulum and transported to a corresponding life track where the loved or hated object exists in abundance. The whole secret of being a genius is being free from the influence of pendulums. While pendulums capture ordinary people's frequencies of thoughts, the frequency of geniuses' thoughts can reorganize themselves independently and enter unexplored areas of the information field. So how should you avoid getting caught in a pendulum's noose? By not getting absorbed in the problem and not allowing the pendulum to ensnare you in its game. Rent yourself out. That is, act as you normally would in such situations, not as a participant in the game, but as an external observer. Look at the situation as if it doesn't concern you at all. Remember that pendulums want to take you by the hand and lead you into their labyrinth. Don't let the problem scare you, grab hold of you, worry or confuse you. Remember that there is a simple solution to any problem. Do not accept the interpretation of "difficult" that is being imposed on you by the pendulum. If you are confronted by a problem or a tricky situation, catch your attitude towards it. The problem may give rise to confusion, fear, resentment, despair, and so on. You then need to change your usual attitude to the opposite, and the problem will either disappear by itself or you will quickly find a solution to it. In spite of your stereotypes and habits, see problems not as obstacles you have to overcome, but as part of the road you have to walk on. Don't leave any space in yourself for problems. Be empty to problems. If you have to solve a problem that requires thinking, don't rush into logical reasoning. Your subconscious is directly linked to the field of information. The solution to any possible problem is already there. Therefore, first relax, then cast away any fear or anxiety that you may have about the solution. Let go of yourself, stop the train of thoughts, and try to contemplate the emptiness. It is likely that the solution will come to you instantly, and it will probably be a simple one. If that doesn't work, don't get upset and turn on your thinking device. It will work next time. This exercise is useful for developing the ability to access intuitive knowledge. The only important thing is to make it your habit. The Battle of Pendulums. Another feature of a destructive pendulum is that it aggressively seeks to destroy other pendulums so that it can drag people over to its side. To accomplish this, the pendulum will try to set its adherents against adherents of other pendulums. We are good, while they are not like us—they are bad. People who are drawn into this battle lose their way and start following false goals that they mistakenly believe to be their own. An extreme example of the battle for adherents is war. To convince its adherents to go to war, one pendulum puts forward arguments that correspond to the historical era. The most primitive method in history was simply to command citizens to forcefully take back what was rightfully theirs. As societies became more civilized, arguments became more refined. One nation declares itself the most progressive and developed, while others are declared backwards. A noble aim is then to bring these undeveloped people to a higher level, and if they object, we must apply force. It does not matter what kind of slogans are used to justify wars and revolutions. Their purpose is always the same: to serve the battle of pendulums for adherents. These battles can take different forms, but their sole purpose is to get as many adherents as possible. New energy is vital for a pendulum. Without it, the pendulum will cease to grow and eventually cease to exist. Other forms of battle may be less aggressive but equally severe. For example, the struggle for market domination, the rivalry of political parties, economic competition, all forms of marketing, advertising campaigns, ideological propaganda, and so on. The living environment is made out of pendulums. There is competition everywhere on all levels, starting with political and governmental disputes and ending with competition between clubs, jobs, and among individuals. The new, the unusual, the incomprehensible always paves its way with difficulty. Why is that? Is it simply because new concepts take time to settle in your head? No, the main reason is that old pendulums would be at a loss if a new pendulum and another rival enters the stage and starts dragging people towards it. For example, the pendulum of a political party starts an election campaign catches on with an adherent and feeds him a little energy in the form of good feelings such as appreciation, satisfaction, dignity, and importance. The adherent believes that he has the situation under control and is making his own choices. But in truth, he was chosen by the pendulum that now has control over him. On the surface, it seems otherwise. The adherent believes he is doing what he wants to do. Meanwhile, the will of the pendulum has been invisibly and artificially forced upon him. The adherent is thus placed in the pendulum's information field, where he spends time with others like himself, discussing hot topics and so on. In this way, the adherent establishes energy connections with the pendulum and fixes his own energy within its structure. Eventually, the adherent may realize that the pendulum's activity does not live up to his expectations, so he starts to resent it or doubt it, and his frequency slips out of the pendulum's grip. The tightness of the pendulum's grip depends on how powerful the pendulum is. In some cases, the pendulum will simply allow its adherent to leave. In other cases, the heretic will be deprived of his freedom or even his life. Its adherents don't know that they are acting according to the laws of the pendulum and not of their free will. For example, a bureaucratic apparatus develops as a self-governing structure, independent of the will of its separate officials. Influential officials could, of course, make certain independent decisions, but these decisions cannot be in conflict with the laws of the system, otherwise the pendulum will reject them. Pendulums are destructive by nature because they take energy from their adherents and establish power over them. A pendulum doesn't care about the individual fates of its adherents. It only has one goal: to maintain a constant flow of energy from its adherents, regardless of whether it benefits or harms the individuals. If a person is under the influence of a pendulum, he has to live his life in accordance with the pendulum's laws. Otherwise, it will chew him up and spit him out. Being under the influence of a destructive pendulum can easily ruin your life. To break free from a pendulum and not suffer any losses as a result is usually very difficult to do. If a person is lucky, he finds his place in the system where he feels like a fish in the water. Being an adherent, he gives his energy to the pendulum, and the pendulum in return provides him with a suitable environment. But as soon as he starts breaking the rules of a given structure, the frequency of his thought energy is no longer in sync with the resonant frequency of the pendulum, and because the pendulum is no longer getting energy from the adherents, it throws him out and can even destroy him. If a person is brought to a place far away from his most favorable tracks, then life in the structure of an alien pendulum turns into a living hell. Or a depressing existence. Such a pendulum is nothing but destructive to the adherent who falls under its influence and loses his freedom. He has to live by the laws forced upon him and serve as a cog in a huge machine whether he likes it or not. At the same time, an individual can be under the patronage of a pendulum and achieve outstanding results. Napoleon, Hitler, and Stalin, to name a few, were all favorites of destructive pendulums. Nevertheless, the pendulum doesn't care about the personal welfare of its adherents. It uses them solely for its purposes. When Napoleon was asked if he had ever been truly happy, he was able to number only a few days out of his entire life. Pendulums use refined methods to attract new adherents that fly to them like moths to a flame. How often do people, seduced by a pendulum's advertising tricks, wander away from their happiness that's right in front of them all the time? People join the army and perish. They enroll in educational institutions and in vain master professions that are not really theirs. They find jobs that feel alien but are supposedly prestigious. They find themselves swamped with problems. They bring strangers into their lives and end up suffering. In short, a pendulum's activity often leads to the destruction of the destinies of its adherents, all the while hiding its true motives and seeming to be virtuous. The most dangerous thing for a person who falls under the influence of a destructive pendulum is that the pendulum takes its victim away from life tracks where he would find true happiness. Extinguishing a Pendulum. There may also be situations where you cannot make a pendulum fall through by ignoring it or escaping it. I have a friend who is a good-hearted guy but also incredibly strong. One night we were on a tram where a group of bullies were looking for trouble. A destructive pendulum. They were feeding each other with negative energy, convinced they were above the law. For their energy to multiply, they needed to bother other people who would react to their provocations and thus give them energy. This angry bunch started bothering my friend, probably because the kind and peaceful expression on his face suggested he wouldn't be too much trouble. They tried in every way to pick a fight with him, insulting and taunting him, but he remained silent and didn't react to any of the provocations. In other words, he tried to let the pendulum fall through. Nor did I interfere because I knew that he had nothing to fear, that the bullies were out on a limb dealing with him. Finally, my friend couldn't stand it any longer, so he got up and headed for the exit. Where the most impudent bully blocked his way. My friend, who was now cornered, grabbed the bully by the scruff of the neck and delivered a hideous blow to his head. The victim's face was instantly a bloody mess. The remaining bullies were dumbfounded with amazement and fear. My friend turned and grabbed the next one, but that one started mumbling with a trembling voice, "Th-th-that's enough, man." Enough! Don't! The energy of the pendulum was instantly extinguished and its adherents, still taken aback, slowly moved away and finally tumbled out of the tram. Lucky are those who can stand up for themselves, but if you are not one of them, what then? If you have nowhere to run, then you can stop a pendulum by doing something out of the ordinary, something that no one expects. For example, a pack of fearless street gang members once cornered a fellow and were about to beat him up. So he approached the leader of the gang, stared at him with an insane look in his eyes, and said, "So what should I break, your nose or your jaw?" A question like that was clearly out of context. It did not fit the script, and the gang leader was briefly taken aback. Then the fellow cried out with unhealthy enthusiasm, Or maybe I'll just tear your ear off and grabbed him by the ear with his hand. The leader of the gang gave out an agonizing cry. The show of bravura that the gang was used to putting on was now ruined. The gang leader was not even thinking about beating anyone up, only one thought tormented him, how to free his ear from the tight grip of this madman. The gang let the guy go thinking he was a nutcase and the guy escaped harm. Puppet strings. So how do pendulums force their adherents to give up their energy? Powerful pendulums can, for example, force adherents to act according to specific rules. But how do weaker pendulums do this? When one person doesn't have the power to force another person to do something, he presents a valid argument and tries to persuade the other person him by promising a desirable outcome. Pendulums also use these methods sometimes, but they have a weapon that is much more powerful because pendulums are energy-based information structures. For a person to give away his energy to a pendulum, his thought energy must be of the same frequency as the pendulum's resonant frequency. For this to happen, it's not necessary for a person to consciously direct his thoughts towards the pendulum. It can also happen subconsciously in the form of opposing a pendulum. And in fact, pendulums get energy not only from their adherents, but from their most adamant opponents. Imagine a group of elderly people sitting on a park bench complaining and criticizing their government. They are not adherents of the government's pendulum because they hate the government for many reasons. But they are cursing the government, saying how incompetent, corrupt, cynical, and stupid it is, and in doing so they are directing a lot of thought energy at the frequency of this pendulum. The pendulum does not care from which side you push it to make it swing. Both positive and negative energy will do as long as the frequency of a person's thought energy resonates with the pendulum's its frequency. The methods of pendulums have become more refined with the development of mass media. Have you noticed how the media mention mostly negative things? And how people become addicted to this? That's because it gives rise to strong emotions like agitation, fear, irritation, anger, and envy. It is the media's job to attract your attention. And mass media, being pendulums themselves, serve pendulums that are even more powerful. On the surface it looks like they are providing free access to information, but the real purpose is quite different: to tune in as many people as possible to the frequencies of specific pendulums. One of a pendulum's favorite ways of getting access to your energy is to throw you off balance. If you are off balance, you begin to swing on the frequency of the pendulum. For example, prices go up and you don't like it, so you react in a negative way. You feel annoyed and you complain and talk about it with your friends, which is a normal reaction. But this is exactly what the pendulum wants because you are now radiating negative energy at the pendulum's frequency. The pendulum harvests this energy, which makes the pendulum swing higher, resulting in the situation of prices getting increasingly worse. At this point, the pendulum is controlling you like a puppeteer controls its puppet, and the most effective string to pull is your fear, which is the most ancient and strongest feeling there is. It does not matter what you are afraid of. As long as your fear is connected to an aspect of the pendulum, the pendulum will get your energy. Anxiety and nervousness are somewhat weaker threads, but they are still strong enough to pull you. All these feelings align thought energy radiations with the pendulum's frequency. Just think how hard it is when something is bothering you for you to take your mind off of it and focus on something else. Feeling guilty is another way for a pendulum to pull energy out of you. Feelings of guilt are forced on us since childhood. It's a convenient method of manipulation. If you're guilty, then you have to do as I tell you. It is unpleasant to live with guilt, and therefore people try to get rid of these feelings. But how? You redeem your fault either by accepting your punishment or by working off your your debt. Both alternatives imply submission, obedience, and a specific way of thinking. The call of duty is a particular form of guilt. To have a duty means you are obligated to do something. As a result, the guilty walk around with their heads hanging, literally bringing pendulums their energy on a plate. Inducing feelings of guilt by suggestion is another favorite weapon of manipulators. Pendulums also pull energy through various psychological complexes. For example, the inferiority complex: I am not attractive, I don't have any abilities or talents, I am not particularly bright or clever, I don't know how to communicate with people or how to be around them, I am not worthy, etc. Or the guilt complex: I'm guilty of something, everyone is judging me, and I have to bear my cross. Or the warrior complex: I have to be cool. I declare war on myself and on everybody else. I will fight for my place under the sun. I will take what is mine by force. For instance, internal combustion engines contribute significantly to pollution and could have been replaced a long time ago. After all, many alternative and pollution-free engines have been developed over the years. However, this would be a threat to the existing pendulums of oil corporations, which are still very strong. They won't allow some inventor to take them off the stage. It comes down to these monstrous pendulums, which represent large oil corporations literally buying up patents of alternative engines only to keep keep them secret. Meanwhile, they try to convince the world that these new inventions are not very efficient. When building their structure on the material plane, pendulums strengthen their position with financial means, buildings, equipment, and of course with human resources. At the top of these human pyramids, pendulums place their favorites. These are leaders of all ranks and functions. Anyone from junior managers to heads of government. These leaders do not have to possess any special qualities. Usually they just have a combination of traits that fit perfectly in the pendulum structure. The chosen favorite may believe that he has achieved great things in life only because of these traits, and only because the self-organizing structure of the pendulum promotes its favorites. And when a leader's traits no longer correspond to the needs of the system, the pendulum removes him with no regard for his welfare. The battle of pendulums is also destructive because its adherents believe they are serving a higher goal that they sincerely believe in. Such personal beliefs are usually in the tight grip of a pendulum. As soon as a person tunes into the pendulum's frequency, an interaction takes place on an energy level between him and the pendulum. The frequency of his thought energy is fixed and then maintained by the pendulum's energy. The person is now trapped in a feedback loop. He transmits thought energy along with the pendulum's frequency, and the pendulum in turn grants him a little bit of energy to maintain its influence over him. These interactions between individuals and pendulums can be seen in everyday life on the level of material realization.