In this solo commentary, Renée Garcia explores the Cheshire Cat scene from Alice in Wonderland using the framework of Reality Transurfing. She highlights the dialogue about choice—"It doesn’t matter which way you go"—as a direct illustration of Transurfing’s teaching that conscious choice shapes reality. Garcia positions the Cat as a mystical guide or spirit mentor who nudges Alice toward the tea‑party and warns her about the Queen, interpreting his cryptic statements as both encouragement and caution. She connects the Cat’s disappearing act to the subconscious mind, suggesting it flickers in and out of awareness. Drawing on Vadim Zeland’s Transurfing principles and a Deepak Chopra quote, she argues that recognizing one’s right to choose leads to “heaven on earth.” Garcia reflects on her five‑year Transurfing journey, describing a shift from perceiving the world as chaotic and mad to seeing it as an ordered, albeit chaotic, system where every variation co‑exists. She concludes that embracing the madness and chaos is essential for lucidity. Throughout, she encourages viewer interaction with a giveaway, a call to comment, and promotion of her “Rabbit Hole in Indeed, reality 2.0” Teachable course.
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Hello, Transurfer! And welcome to Transurfing TV! My name is Renee Garcia, and today, Day 4 of our Alice in Wonderland adventure! This has been really mind-blowing for me, because I'm looking at all these little bits of the story online and reading about what people think of— the breakdown, the metaphors, and all the different, you know, psychological meaning behind it. And it's really very, very fascinating and very rich in meaning. I mean, this story is chock-full of lessons and perspectives and metaphors and all kinds of good stuff. So remember to like this video and comment below, "My world is taking care of me," to enter my daily giveaway for my reprogramming stickers. And the Teachable course down below, Rabbit Hole in Indeed, reality 2.0! So today, the Cheshire Cat, wow, what a curious character! The animation's amazing, the poetic nature in the way that he speaks, all the different things he's saying, particularly when Alice first encounters the Cheshire Cat! I just almost fell apart when I heard this, it was so good! So, she encounters the Cheshire Cat and she says, "I was wondering if you could help me find—" "Can I find my way?" And the Cheshire Cat says, "Well, that depends where you are going." And Alice responds, "It doesn't matter." And then the Cheshire Cat replies, "Then it really doesn't matter which way you go!" And I was like, "Boom! Oh my God, that's Reality Transurfing in its, like, purest—" This is exactly what Vadim is trying to teach us in this book! Reality Transurfing, the whole of Reality Transurfing! Is about us exercising our God-given ability to choose, right? If we have one thing in our lives, it's the ability to choose. And those that exercise their ability to choose can get to heaven on earth, right? You can have anything you want as long as you choose it. And you fulfill the requirements by taking action and believing that you have a right to that choice. If you don't, it's just like the Deepak Chopra saying that I absolutely love. I know I've worn it out a little bit, but God, it's so good! He says, "Create your own reality, or one will be created for you." Right? So, if you don't choose— "Well, that depends where you want to go!" Alice, it doesn't matter! Then it doesn't matter which way you go, right? So, you do not need to choose— you do not need— if you're not gonna make a choice— then none of this actually matters! None of this matters! If you are making a choice for yourself today, then you get the path, right? It matters which way you go, because you're going towards that choice! So, getting back to the Cheshire Cat, what does he represent exactly? Well, in my opinion, from my perspective, is he represents a magical mystical thinker, right? Very metaphysical sort of character! That is possibly a spirit guide. He's the one that leads Alice to the tea party and the garden. So, he kind of pushes her in the direction of where the story concludes, right? And he also offers her some warning. Interestingly, the warning comes in form of what seems to be a positive, like when she says— when he says— "Y'know, the Queen is going to be absolutely mad about you!" And Alice takes it as a positive thing, but if you recall the rest of the story, the Queen's absolutely mad and she's beheading people, right? Because somebody's painting her roses red! And Alice is actually in the line of fire and the Cheshire Cat is— kind of oddly trying to warn her. So then he also references the Mad Hatter, and Alice says that she's tired of talking about mad things, right? She doesn't want to talk about mad things. And then his response is, "Well, most everyone is mad here." So this is the amazing thing about this part of the story, and particularly this statement, "Everyone is mad here." pre-Transurfing, when I didn't understand reality, myself, my relationship to it, I thought everything was like effin' nuts, right? I thought the world was chaotic, I thought that nothing made sense, it all just seemed like random events happening to me and me responding, and none of it really was— I wasn't able to make sense of any of it! Now, after 5 years of Reality Transurfing— I have peered behind the curtain, in my opinion. I have seen with lucidity how reality functions and moves around me, how my environment moves and works, how I— my relationship to that. And I feel that I have a great brevity of knowledge now. But even more so than ever, I acknowledge that everyone's mad, even though I've put 2 and 2 together and sort of worked things out, and for the most part have a comprehensive understanding of how reality functions, I am now seeing more than ever that it is chaos, right? It absolutely is chaos! And I'll get more into that when I go into the story of the Tea Party, I think that'll be the next one! So— It's true, like most everyone's mad here! If you are coming to Transurfing trying to make sense of your life and reality, you absolutely can do that! But you will probably, as I have, as Vadim Zeland knows for sure, and plenty of other people that have embarked on a path of extreme self-development and awakening, awareness and gaining lucidity, all that stuff— stuff, that it is all craziness. At the end of the day, it is all craziness. There is an infinite number of variabilities and they're all playing out at the same time simultaneously, and it is chaos. But if you can stand back and look at it for what it is and declare, we are all mad here, then you don't have any— there's, there's, there's no ambiguity about it, right? It's cool! It's like, "We are all mad here, this is chaotic! Everything is responding to everything else, and you know what? That's the way it is, and it's okay!" I also think that the Cheshire Cat represents our subconscious mind a little bit. I think because of the fact that he's like disappearing and reappearing. And that's sort of what our subconscious does, right? We're kinda fading in and out of different levels of our subconscious mind! I don't know! Oh my God, this is blowing my mind! But mainly, mainly, I really think that the Cheshire Cat represents our intense drive to make sense of it all, to ask questions— in which we will get answers. And a lot of times, we will get answers. Maybe they aren't the answers that we want, maybe sometimes the answers will elude us, maybe at sometimes the answers will make sense and then at other times they won't, right? But we all have this intense drive constantly to try to make sense of it all. It's probably what is behind you even watching this video right now. So, I don't know, what do you guys think? This one is really challenging for me to try to break down, simply because I think there's so much going on here with this character! I think Disney nailed it, it is really, really an amazing little scene! If you wanna go and take a look at it, I definitely recommend that! And yes, let me know your thoughts, everyone! I kinda feel like I fumbled this one, but I'm curious to hear your take! Remember to like this video and comment below "My world is your oyster"! Taking care of me, and I might send you some of these. And thank you so much for watching my video, everyone. Bye!
