THE WORLD AS YOUR MIRRORw/ Reality Transurfing

15 Nov 2020 · 3 min

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In this monologue, the speaker presents a Reality‑Transurfing perspective that the external world functions like a mirror, reflecting the inner attitudes and beliefs of each individual. The narrative uses a quiz metaphor to illustrate how people’s self‑descriptions (aggressive, friendly, sad, etc.) are answered back by the world in the same tone. The core claim is that expectations shape concrete outcomes: pessimistic or doubtful expectations manifest as scarcity, hostility, and difficulty, while innocent, optimistic expectations bring abundance and favorable circumstances. A vivid analogy of a supermarket queue shows that those who believe “everything good is already taken” experience empty shelves, whereas the “lucky fool” who trusts in abundance finds the right products delivered to him for free. The speaker warns that if this lucky person’s attitude shifts to negativity, reality will respond by moving him to the back of the queue, underscoring the dynamic, self‑fulfilling nature of belief.

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Day 5: The World as Your Mirror. Statement: Your world is what you believe it to be. The world reflects as your mirror your attitude towards it. Life is a game in which the world constantly puts the same riddle. To its residents. Guess who I am? And everyone responds according to his or her idea. You're aggressive, or you're lovely, or funny, friendly, hostile, happy, sad, etc. Interestingly, in this quiz, everyone is winning. The world agrees and is presented to everyone in the outlook in which it was ordered. What do you think about your world? Interpretation: If a person is convinced that everything good in this world is already sold out, then that person will really encounter empty shelves. If you think that for the good commodities you have to wait in a long line and pay expensive prices, then it will be So if your expectations are pessimistic and full of doubts, they will come true for sure. If you think that you will encounter an unfriendly circle of people, your feelings will come true. But if you have an innocent thought that the world has reserved for you all the best, that too inexplicably will come true. The one who "knows" that everything is possible to achieve somehow happened to be next to the shelf where the right products were just delivered, as if especially for him. Suddenly, he gets everything for free. And behind him, there is already a long queue of those who believe that real life is getting darker, and the fools are just lucky. And if the lucky fool ever changes his attitude towards the world, having experienced realities of life, reality will change and will throw him to the end of the queue.