Vadim Zeland's "Reality Transurfing" Notes and Summaries, Chapters 4-5

This concludes chapters 1-5.  I use "you" in certain parts, and "oneself" in others.  The mixture is for convenience.  

No one has the right to judge you, and you have the right to be yourself.  If you allow yourself to be you, the need for self-justification will fall away, and the fear of being punished will fade.  Then, no one will dare insult you.  Scripts of punishment won't exist.

Never worry about not having enough money.  Never worry about spending it.  Fear of scarcity manifests scarcity.  Relax about it to avoid excess potential.

Focus on goals, and not on money.  Anyone can become rich if they serve their own goals.  Money is an accompanying attribute of pursing goals.  Money follows goals, and not the other way around.  Be attentive to money, but keep your focus on your goals.

Being over-focused on perfection creates excess potential.  Perfectionists have the temptation of seeing themselves as the supreme judges over all humanity.  Only criminal law has the right to judge others (if applied correctly).

When thinking of oneself as a master, it's forgotten that oneself is a guest, and one risks being thrown out.  

When perceived hyper-self-importance occurs, this creates excess potential, and balancing forces step in.  The opposite end, self-deprecation, also creates excess potential.  You are neither important nor insignificant.

Extreme outer importance makes one into a fanatic.  Extreme inner importance makes one into a despot.

Have a safety net when dealing with outer-importance.  Never place all your 'eggs in one basket.'  By reducing the placement of importance, balance is regained.

Instead of fighting your emotions, change your attitude.  Attitude is caused by placed importance.

Balancing forces from excess potential and pendulums get in the way of making choices.  

We all came into this world as children of nature - balanced.

The only real obstacle on the path to fulfilling desires is the projection of artificial importance.  Find instances when you went too far.  Determine the meaning something has for you, and then, let it go.  The wall will crumble, obstacles will disappear, and problems will be resolved of their own accord.  Do not try to overcome obstacles.  Instead, reduce their level of importance.

Reducing importance does not mean fighting your feelings or trying to suppress them.  Excessive emotions are the direct consequence of projected importance.

The opposite of projected importance is neglect.  Reducing importance does not mean neglect.  Neither exalt nor neglect.  

The ability to laugh stops excess potential, because it reduces over-importance.  

When trying to solve a problem, reduce the level of importance associated with the problem.  Realize that the problem arises because of projected excessive importance.  Until you can explain to yourself that every single problem is created by excessive importance, you will continue to bury yourself in its intensity, as if in a dream, remaining completely under the power of the pendulum.  Stop, shake off the delusion and recall what projected importance leads to, and then change your attitude about the situation in question.  

The best recipe for success is spontaneity, improvisation, and a common sense attitude.

Excessive potential dissipates with action.  Do not think.  Act!  If you cannot act, it is best not to think at all.  Shift your attention to something else, and if possible, let go of the situation.

The highest level of efficiency is shifting attention from self and the end goal to the process of performing the action.  Actions in the process are completed dispassionately, but in no way carelessly or lightheartedly.  

An intention in the soul, and not the mind, has real power.  

When in harmony with the rest of the world, this energizes you, and you achieve your goals without any particular effort.  

If you are in a hostile situation, leave the situation.

Don't over-focus on balance, as this in itself is imbalanced.  

When people reminisce about 'the good old days,' it's not because the world is deteriorating.  It's because people's lives go onto negative lifelines in parallel to previous more positive lifelines.  All generations do this.  

Discontent causes one to go onto negative lifelines.  First, the excess potential caused by discontent causes balancing forces to go against you.  Secondly, your discontent serves as a channel by which a pendulum can draw your energy.  Thirdly, your negative energy shifts you onto lifelines on corresponding vibrations.

The media tries to use people's focus to feed negative outcomes - both in the world at large, and to people's own lifelines.  The solution is to show no interest, and let the information pass you by.  Don't resist, because this radiates energy to the object of avoidance.  Simply ignore.

War is like a fist fight.  Both parties become increasingly aggressive until this builds up to exchanging blows.  Two pendulums provoke each other.  Propaganda is directed at populations:  "Your lives are miserable because of these people and/or these countries."

With war, it makes no difference what side you are on.  Both sides feed the result of war.  Protests against war potentially provide the pendulum with as much energy as the support for war.  The real way to prevent war is simply to support peaceful action, and where possible, expose the pendulum's true motives.  

Tension feeds tension.  For example, feeding the idea that employment is low and the economy is collapsing encourages this outcome - not just collectively, but individually.  Someone who feeds this idea is less likely to find a job, and/or is more likely to get fired.  Another example:  Focusing on a flu epidemic causes the mind to look for such scenarios and amplify them.  Positive or negative focus on such scenarios strengthens them.

Hating feeds a destructive pendulum more than liking.

Panic causes a loss of control, which helps a pendulum's sway.  In a moment of panic, overcoming the pendulum is the last thing on the mind.  However, if you can manage to keep your cool, it is possible to act intelligently.

Envy is a comfort for not having something.  The subconscious mind uses envy to keep oneself from having what is desired.

It is difficult to shift to a lifeline of prosperity if being used to being poor.  Poverty being despised, the wealthy being resented, and constantly wishing oneself to be better off - with this pattern of thinking, it's impossible to break free.

For someone who is poor, poverty is what one is used to.  One must break out of their comfort zone of being poor to become wealthy.

Spiral of becoming poor:  It unwinds slowly, and picks up unstoppable speed over time.  It starts with financial difficulties.  This is fed with negative energy, which causes more of the same, amplifying the spiral.  The end result is going broke.  The key is to not react to prevent the spiral from gaining strength.  Don't grab onto the spiral.

Realize the nature of the game.  You are in control.  When you realize this, you will no longer be a victim of circumstances.