Vadim Zeland

This is one of the reasons Reality Transurfing has become so useful in the way I think about uncertainty.

Vadim Zeland talks about the space of variations.

There are possibilities we cannot necessarily see from where we are standing right now.

But when uncertainty becomes uncomfortable, the mind wants to collapse those possibilities.

Maybe it would arrive in three or four months, six months or a year.

And the reason all three belong is comes from something Vadim Zeland described as excess potential.

Assign excessive importance to any outcome, and the balancing forces of the field act to eliminate the imbalance, which usually means eliminating the thing you were gripping.

You've watched this operate your whole life.

What is it, and why has it become part of your work?

Reality Transurfing is a body of ideas from Vadim Zeland.

And I study those principles extensively.

And one reason they resonate with me is because many of them intersect with the things I had already been observing around attachment, control, importance, choice, and uncertainty.

The book is titled The Reality Transurfing.

And the name is actually yeah i messed it up it's vadim zeland yeah not vladimir vadim zeland so v-a-d-i-m z-e-l-a-n-d the problem with certain books especially reality trans surfing is it's so scientific um that the analytical mind can attach to it and use it as a worldview Now, in other words, that's okay for a period of time.

But any lens taken and held too seriously will be a problem.

I'll give you a few for example.

I've spent years studying psychology, human behavior, emotional regulation, leadership, and the patterns people fall into when pressure enters the room.

I also extensively study the principles of Reality Transurfing from the books by Vadim Zeland.

And there's one concept from Reality Transurfing that fits beautifully with what I've been talking about lately.

It's called the space of variations.

What am I not seeing because I'm under pressure? That question can change everything because the moment you can observe the pattern, you are no longer completely inside of it.

Awareness creates space and space creates choice.

This is where Vadim Zeland's concept of the space of variations becomes interesting.

In Reality Transurfing, Zeland describes a space of variations containing possible versions of events and outcomes.

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hello everybody and welcome back to in the meadow with kiki i am so happy to be here and i'm so happy you're here and welcome to another episode i am reporting to you live from my bed with my frozen yogurt from my favorite frozen yogurt that literally just tastes like ice cream in echo park yogurt oh my gosh it's so good i mean i say i have it with me but i just ate it i am freshly showered after having the longest sauna session and i have my book right next to me whenever i finish recording i'm gonna roll over and read my book that my mom just got me that i'm so excited about um it's transferring in 78 days a practical course to creating your own reality by vadim zeeland he is author of this insane book it's like it's like the craziest longest book ever i've been listening to it on audiobooks for the past year and i'm still not over with it but i mean like yeah i haven't been listening to it straight but it's like countless chapters and every chapter is like three hours four hours eight hours long it's insane but so good and i'm just so excited my mom got it for me if you're listening lali thank you and i'm just excited i feel such a new energy in the air it feels like september first hit and like boom It's fall.

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I truly woke up on September 1st and it literally felt like I was living a new timeline.

There's a fascinating concept called Reality Transurfing.

It was developed by a former Russian quantum physics researcher named Vadim Zeland.

And Zeland proposed that reality already exists across multiple dimensions where every potential version of you and every version of your life already exists.

And according to Transurfing, you don't need to figure out how to get from your current reality to the reality that you want in some slow, linear way.

And I get it because everything that's in this book is exactly what I went through, what I learned, and what I used to change my mind.

Check it, grab yourself a copy, and now on to your regularly scheduled podcast episode.

All right, guys, so Vadim Zeland was a Russian researcher in quantum physics who eventually wrote a series of books called Reality Transurfing.

And the basic premise is actually pretty simple.

For more than two decades, I've studied psychology, human behavior, leadership, emotional regulation, and the subtle patterns that show up under stress and uncertainty.

I've also spent years studying philosophies and consciousness-based frameworks, including the works of Michael Singer, Hermetic Principles, and Reality Transurfing, which is a series of books by Russian author Vadim Zeland, and I've studied intensively and applied it to my own life.

And lately, I've become especially interested in what happens when these ideas intersect.

Because that's where things get interesting.

get me out of uncertainty.

But what if uncertainty isn't the problem? What if there simply isn't enough information yet? That's where Reality Transurfing entered the picture for me.

Reality Transurfing is a series of books by Russian author Vadim Zeland that I have studied intensively and spoken about often on my channel.

One concept I find especially useful is what Zeland calls the alternatives flow.