THE ILLUSION OF THE REFLECTION w/ Reality Transurfing

16 Nov 2020 · 3 min

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In this monologue, the speaker presents a Reality Transurfing lesson titled “The Illusion of the Reflection.” The central claim is that people mistakenly believe they are at the mercy of external circumstances, but this perception is an illusion created by a feedback loop between attitude and reality, likened to a mirror. The mirror reflects one’s attitude back into reality, reinforcing the current experience. To break this cycle, the speaker advises first observing oneself rather than the external “mirror,” then deliberately forming the desired mental image. By shifting attention from critical observation of the reflected reality to intentional visualization of the preferred outcome, one gains control over thoughts and, consequently, over external events. The lesson concludes with a practical directive: focus on what you want, avoid dwelling on unwanted outcomes, and recognize that nothing is impossible when attitude aligns with intention.

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Day 7: The Illusion of the Reflection. Statement: It seems to you that you are in the mercy of circumstances and are unable to change them. Actually, this is an illusion, illusion that you can easily destroy if you wish. You can consciously move into a closed circle, observing reality, expressing attitude. The mirror fixes the content of your attitude into reality. This results into a closed feedback circle. The reality is formed as a reflection of how you think, and the image is largely determined by the reflection itself. The principle for reality controlling is that you should revert the circle to watch yourself in the first place, and only after that to look into the mirror. Interpretation. People are tied to the mirror of their attitude, the primitive reaction to reality, just as a primitive attempt to catch the reflection in an effort to change something in it. Now let's try to revert the mirror circle. Express attitude. The mirror fixes the content of the attitude into reality. We observe the reality. What happens? The primitive and helpless observation of the reflection is discontinued. And the deliberate and intentional observation of the image appears in its place. Instead of being critical to what I saw in the mirror, as I did previously, now I turn back to it and start forming my mind the image I'd like to see. This is the exit of the mirror labyrinth. The world stops and begins to move the way I want it to. When you take control over your attitude to reality, the external intention begins to work, and with it, everything is possible. The only thing you have to do is to transfer your attention onto the image you want instead of the mirror. In other words, control your thoughts. Do not think about what you don't want or try to avoid. Instead, think about what you want and remember there is nothing you cannot do, be, or have.