by Vadim Zeland
First published 2016
Vadim Zeland presents Transurfing as a method for managing reality through conscious choice. The world reflects our perception of it, he argues, and people can select different variants of reality to find themselves in circumstances they desire. This requires establishing harmony between soul and mind, formulating clear intention, and avoiding destructive pendulums that pull us off course. Zeland describes himself as merely a "retranslator" of ancient knowledge rather than its creator. The book has attracted readers who report dramatic shifts in worldview from the opening pages. Those who apply Transurfing techniques find that goals realize themselves rather than requiring struggle to achieve. The author, a former quantum physics researcher turned computer technologist, deliberately maintains anonymity about his personal life. He believes fame corrupts the messenger and distracts from the message. The core premise holds that reality becomes manageable when you follow specific rules, transforming the impossible into the possible through deliberate choice.
Genres: philosophy, psychology, self-help, new-age
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: self-reliance
760 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform