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Reality Transurfing 1: The Space of Variations

(Трансерфинг реальности #1)

Vadim Zeland (Goodreads Author)

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“Reality Transurfing”, a new book by Vadim Zeland, will undoubtedly cause a lot of debate as it is hard to think of a book with such shocking and innovative ideas.
The book opens a bizarre world where everyday reality reveals facets which you are not familiar with. Many issues of day-to-day life are perceived in an absolutely new way.
We all, in one way or another, find “Reality Transurfing”, a new book by Vadim Zeland, will undoubtedly cause a lot of debate as it is hard to think of a book with such shocking and innovative ideas.
The book opens a bizarre world where everyday reality reveals facets which you are not familiar with. Many issues of day-to-day life are perceived in an absolutely new way.
We all, in one way or another, find ourselves trapped by circumstances. Desires go unfulfilled, dreams never come true, whereas our worst expectations justify themselves, as if to spite us. Can’t we turn this around? It appears that we can. And you’ll learn how. Transurfing is the technology for controlling reality. You don’t have to “attain your objectives” as everything will happen in accordance with you desires without any effort. All goals are reached without you.
Unbelievable? Well, you won’t be asked to just believe it as the author presents specific methods that allow you to verify everything yourself. And only then will your ordinary way of looking at things fall apart. In spite of the completely fantastic nature of the ideas presented in this book, they have already found practical affirmation. Those who have tried Transurfing, have experienced amazement, verging on ecstasy. The world surrounding transurfers changes in an inexplicable way, literally before their very eyes. And here there is no place for mysticism as everything is absolutely real.
Readers say: “It seems we knew it intuitively before! And here, at long last our gut feelings were put into words and our vague ideas proved.”

This is the first English translation of the first volume of Reality Transurfing, the top non-fiction bestellers in the world in 2005 and 2006. It describes a new way of looking at reality, indeed of creating it. It provides a scientific explanation of the laws that help you do this, building up a scientific model, speaking in detail about particular rules to follow and giving important how-to tips, illustrated with examples.

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Published February 6th 2019 by Ves Publishing (first published 2004)

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Nov 29, 2010 Bogdan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

With this type of books one needs to be very careful. Although perhaps these books are careful with those who touch them. I was lucky to be invited into the world of esoteric literature with a welcoming smile of "Reality Transurfing" in the original Russian language. Once you dive deeper into this universe, you cannot help but reread the whole set of books over and over. I advise you to read it, for those who are ready to read.

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Aug 09, 2012 Ben rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I am not a fan of new age self-help books; in fact, I loath them! Most of them are not much more than rehashes of old tiresome stuff (visualization, positive thinking, meditation, lucid dreaming, etc, etc.) that are endlessly re-packaged to generate cash and, in some cases, to gather worshippers to play guru games.

I suppose that is why I had refused to read Vadim Zeland for a while even though his books were recommended to me by people whom I knew to be intelligent and inspired. As soon as I ...more

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May 21, 2018 Jess rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A lot to take in. Amazing.

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Jun 22, 2011 Monika rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: spirituality

Some time ago I decided that the religion I was born into (catholicism) is not exactly what I believe in, deep down. I can't say I moved far in my search for philosophy/religion that would suit me, but comparing to most of the stuff I've read, this book is the closest to my beliefs.
I can't accept the concept of an intelligent deity hanging somewhere above us, nor the idea of everything alive being nothing more than a bunch of cells working together.

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Mar 01, 2018 Billy Vazquez rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The theory of Transurfing by Vadim Zeland is both intricately illuminating and controversial. The theory is framed on the concept of alternative realities which he dubs the Space of Variations. In essence he explains that the concept of reality is a personal choice. We choose what our reality is based on the mental and physical energy we project. Two individuals can see the same event, thing or person and have different perception of the reality. Neither is either right or wrong, they are just The theory of Transurfing by Vadim Zeland is both intricately illuminating and controversial. The theory is framed on the concept of alternative realities which he dubs the Space of Variations. In essence he explains that the concept of reality is a personal choice. We choose what our reality is based on the mental and physical energy we project. Two individuals can see the same event, thing or person and have different perception of the reality. Neither is either right or wrong, they are just in different life lines of the space of variations. In his theory, we shape our reality based on our actions and our mental energy or thoughts. Positive mental energy leads us to what we considered a "better" life line while negative energy does the opposite. These concepts are common knowledge to most people but where his theory really brings something novel is what he calls "pendulums". The pendulums in our lives are the things we put importance to. The more importance we give to a relationship, an event or a thing, the more that pendulum influences our reality. His take on living a "happier" life is to reduce the amount of energy whether positive or negative towards the pendulums in our life as they are steering our reality towards them and makes us dependent on the wishes of those pendulums. To be free, we require to reduce if not completely eliminate the importance we put into these pendulums in our life. Whether is our careers, our love relationships, our friends, our social life or any other activity we focus on; we should not focus our energy into these tasks because we are feeding all our energy into them and it only benefits the pendulum itself and not ourselves.

The key concept to release ourselves from the hold of these pendulums is "importance". And here is where I find his theory controversial. Although he claims that we should not be indifferent the fact is that to reduce importance is to be act indifferently. In practical terms, is to practice detachment from the things we do and think about. And although this technique works by reducing your expectations on the outcomes of what we pursue, whether it is a career goal, an event or a relationship, it also creates an emotional void towards the matter of interest. A simple example that illustrates this concept is how a computer works. Computers have no concept of importance, they process logical constructs that provide optimal solutions. Sure they follow logical instructions that can set priorities but they cannot deviate from that recipe. The outcomes of computing processes are optimal and free of outside influence. In essence a computer has no pendulums to answer to. Humans on the other hand, we are emotional beings. It is what makes us human. Even the most logical of us cannot avoid feelings and emotions with very rare exceptions. Importance is a key element in human behavior. That is why we love our children, we set give them the importance that they require to be a good parent. That is why we love our significant others. Because by putting importance towards the people we care about, by being passionate about those other people in our lives, it drives us to make their lives happier. These pendulums as the author explains limits our "freedom" of choice and limits our space of variations. It is a reality we construct by choosing to put importance into these relationships. Evidently, to be indifferent about these relationships will free us from responsibility, from caring, from emotional turmoil and from negative experiences. But how do we grow as human beings? How do we become better people if not by the experiences that these pendulums can teach us? Why do we need to practice indifference to be free? It is my belief that indifference and lack of passion, in particular towards people is why we live in a world where people become more selfish everyday. Where love towards other is shunned. It is the reason why lots of people live their lives, day to day, floating like a leaf in the wind, to see where it takes them. Going from one thrill to the next in pursue of fleeting emotions and experiences without building deep connections to other people. It is the reason people judge quickly, move on quickly and live fast and forget faster.

In summary, the book has lots of good practical suggestions to live a happier life. The theory has very good logical recommendations to see the world from a different perspective. It is incomplete on the treatment of importance in our lives. ...more

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Jun 12, 2014 Ameera rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

My book of the year. It should be translated into Arabic soon. The audio book is available for free on Youtube.

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Nov 24, 2015 Jeff Maziarek rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Over the past 25 years I've read hundreds of personal and spiritual growth books on my path of self-discovery, and since 1999 have shared passages from many of them on my daily inspirational website called Pondercentral. The truth is I found value in many of those books, and from an aggregate perspective virtually all of them have helped me in some way to better understand myself and the universe as a whole. After reading this Reality Transurfing 1 book, however, I feel compelled to say that ...more

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Mar 06, 2013 Roman Tyrsin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The best book I have ever read in my life!

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Apr 18, 2013 Anton rated it liked it · review of another edition

The idea is nice. But the problem is that it is repeated several times, again and again. That is why I haven't finished the book, although I was thrilled by it's idea when just began to read it.

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Jul 08, 2015 Josip rated it it was ok · review of another edition

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The book can se summarized in one sentence: Simple concepts of Zen Buddhism and similar teachings explained in an overly complex way.

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Nov 09, 2011 Elyse (retired from reviewing/semi hiatus) Walters rated it liked it · review of another edition

One of my 'warm-water' friends (soaks at our house often), from Russia, gave me this book, --and really wanted me to read it. He told me I would get a lot out of it. I'm willing. I understand it was once the # 1 best selling non-fiction book in the WORLD??/!!! Oh My! (interesting)

I've only read the 'Forward' so far! :)

I finished it now:
I've read "The Secret" ---and other books on "The Laws of Attraction" by Ester and Jerry Hicks ---so I was not new to this information. This book was a 'quick' ...more

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Nov 21, 2016 Hana Al Maktoum rated it liked it · review of another edition

This is not another stupid lucrative life-couching book. Worth reading it.

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Apr 20, 2014 Jeremy Sullivan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

It supplies an objectivity that you can look at yourself only to understand others and visa versa.It has an unpretentious psychological perspective that explains viewpoints with clarity & concise step by step storyline written flow.I wouldn't call it a self help book but an objective aid to assist your confidently CHOSEN spiritual path.

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Jun 08, 2016 Gretchen rated it liked it · review of another edition

Recommended to me by a client who knows my tastes run rather eclectic. Certainly interesting.

I'm giving this a 3 but that doesn't mean I didn't really like it. It means I'm reserving judgment. I have to think on this a little longer. It's deep. Like Marianas Trench deep.

I'll reread in a while and we'll talk.

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Sep 23, 2012 Meri rated it really liked it · review of another edition

It sums up to this - "Don’t think…..act! If you can’t act, then don’t think."

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Oct 29, 2014 Abdelmoughit Saoud rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This was a very good book :)

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Nov 01, 2016 Michael Séo rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

-all is available in the space of variations
-be aware of pendulums
-this world is made of energy first, then matter
-life is what you create, but there are rules to this shit.
-observe more, allow things to happen
-put your Overseer on notice.

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Nov 03, 2018 Jacqueline rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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This book should be on the course curriculum at school. We never on a daily basis think about whether our thoughts and actions are creating a negative or positive energy. This book gives good advice on becoming an observer of your thoughts.

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Oct 15, 2018 Radostina Nikolova rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This changed my whole world. My existence.

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May 08, 2018 Corina rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Mind blowing!

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May 24, 2019 Azheen Nazhad rated it really liked it

Eye opening, and guiding through different aspects of life not only Just one, Nonetheless to say that I will have to read it again to digest whats has been presented in this book.

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May 11, 2019 Alexey Myachkin rated it it was amazing

The best

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Oct 19, 2017 Oscar Canas rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great material

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Mar 17, 2019 Sharon Selene rated it it was amazing

What an amazing book. I have loved every book by Vadim. I really believe he is a genius.

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May 09, 2018 Rosalie Escobido rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Quantum physics made easy

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Oct 23, 2019 Jefferyrobert462913gmail.Com rated it liked it

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Wow so interesting

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Sep 14, 2016 Tanya Ivanova rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I listened through 5 and a half hours of the audiobook on youtube and I think that the whole idea of this book can and should be distilled into a maximum of 30 minutes. In a way I liked it as a simple recipe for avoiding burdening yourself with worry and anger, certainly not a new idea in any way, the only helpful thing about it in this book is that is it presented in the form of a metaphor. Zeland says that issues we are worried or angry about are pendulums that feed on our anger while eating ...more

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Mar 31, 2011 Steve rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: consciousness

This book adds a lot of insight into how one's attitude, and especially *reactions* to every day annoying circumstances, can affect us.

A friend of mine who has no interest, otherwise, in metaphysical type material, actually recommended this to me (she, knowing that I'm into this material), so for her to thumb this up, I had to read it. (I actually read all 5 books in the series, and I'm sure I'll procrastinate reviewing the rest of them)

The main message is that - if you do believe in parallel ...more

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May 31, 2009 Samer marked it as to-read · review of another edition

reality transurfingReality Transurfing 1 The Space of Variations Reality Transurfing 3 Ahead to the Past TransSurfing 2 TransSurfing 2 Transserfing Realnosti. Stages 1-5 Transerfing Realnosti. Stages 1-5. Limited Edition.

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Nov 10, 2015 Yahya Alshamy rated it liked it · review of another edition

It's good work, but way too theoritical. too much of this can never be applied in this physical world and a lot of it is just completely unscientific like induced transmission of War and Epidemics. I only recommend this book if your life is horrible and you dont know where your going. in that case, it will give you a good insight on the fruits of positivity. otherwise It's a 5/10 from me. for people who like more factual information
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Vadim Zeland is a contemporary Russian mystic and writer. Little is known about Vadim Zeland. He states in his autobiography that he used to be a quantum mechanics physicist and later a computer technologist. He prefers not to become a well-known celebrity, shielding personal details. Zeland's main goal is to present a set of techniques which he calls "Transurfing of Realities" for the attainment ...more