In this Transurfing TV video, the presenter introduces Lesson 11 of Iyume’s Reality Transurfing curriculum, titled “Reprogramming.” Using a film‑reel metaphor, she contrasts a passive attitude—following a pre‑set daily routine and the existing programming of self and environment—with an active attitude that deliberately breaks the sequence by introducing new thoughts, ideas, and strategic plans. She emphasizes that this shift is achieved through systematic, methodical, habitual daily practice, which she claims is a simple and universally accessible way to create one’s own reality. The video also includes a brief channel promotion (subscribe, like, comment for a giveaway of reprogramming stickers) and a teaser for the next lesson, “Transformation.”
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Hello, Transurfer! And thank you for tuning in to this Transurfing TV production. Please subscribe to this channel if you have not done so already, and please like this video and comment in the comment section below, "I love Reality Transurfing," to enter my giveaway for my awesome reprogramming stickers. I am pulling winners every week. So with that, I will get into today's lesson 11, as structured by Iyume, reprogramming. So in this slide, what Iyume is trying to relay to us is that the film reel or film roll moves in a specific direction, either based on on your passive attitude or your active attitude. So a passive attitude would be you just sort of going with what has already been set into motion. So this would be you following a daily routine or you doing something every day that sort of matches each day, as each day passes. Or there is the active attitude, which can break the, break the movement. Here she says, taken out of the sequencing. Okay, so there's a sequence that's following a passive attitude, and then when you use your active attitude or work against the traditional programming as you have set it up, then you are taking yourself out of the sequence of quote unquote normal events. So what else she's saying here is that this happens through daily mundane practice. I like to say systematic, methodical, and habitual practice. So it's actually really, really simple. To create your own reality. It's much more simple than we are led to believe. All you need to do is work in the opposite direction of the passive attitude with an active attitude and add new movements, new thoughts, new ideas, a new, a new set of strategic plans that will take you out of the sequence of the fixed script, how it has been set up. It's actually very, very easy and anyone can do it, but it must be an active attitude as opposed to a passive one, which again is in line with programming, how we've been programmed, how we've programmed ourselves, how our environment has programmed us, how others have programmed us, and start taking a more active active role against the fixed script. So I hope you enjoyed this lesson, and please tune in to the next one, Transformation.