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The Science and Philosophy of Vadim Zeland's Transurfing (Translated)
Exploring Intention, Pendulums, Balance, and Conscious RealityBy Aleksandr IvanovLength1h 16m
About this audiobook
What if reality were not a fixed script but one of infinite possible variations — and struggle the least effective way to change it? This book offers a clear, critical exploration of Vadim Zeland's Reality Transurfing, unpacking its core concepts: the space of variations, pendulums, excess potentials, inner and outer intention, and the coordination of heart and mind. Neither apologetic nor dismissive, it tests Zeland's ideas against modern psychology and physics, traces their Taoist, Stoic and phenomenological roots, and illustrates each principle through nine realistic case studies. The result is a balanced guide for readers seeking both the practical power of Transurfing and an honest understanding of where its claims hold, and where they don't.
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GenreSelf-Help, Philosophy, Spirituality and Religion
Length1 hr 16 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 4, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
2Chapter 1 — Vadim Zeland and the Birth of Transurfing
3A deliberately invisible author
4The cultural context: post-Soviet Russia
5The central promise
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6Chapter 2 — The Space of Variations
7The fundamental metaphysical hypothesis
8Thought radiation and life lines
9The dual mirror
10Case Study — Emily and the Impossible Move
11Chapter 3 — Pendulums: The Energy Structures of Consensus
12What a pendulum is
13Favourites and victims
14The two techniques: failing the pendulum and damping it
15The concept's relevance in the digital era
16Case Study — Mark and the Office War
17Chapter 4 — Importance, Excess Potentials and Balance
18The law of balance
19Inner and outer importance
20Reducing importance without extinguishing desire
21Case Study — Sophie and the Interview "of a Lifetime"
22Chapter 5 — The Wave of Fortune and Induced Transitions
23Riding favourable sequences
24Induced transitions: the pull of the negative
25Case Study — Anna's Café Between Two Fates
26Chapter 6 — Inner and Outer Intention
27The engine of realisation
28The anatomy of outer intention
29Acting without insisting
30Case Study — David and the Novel Published "by Accident"
31Chapter 7 — Heart and Mind: The Unity That Opens Doors
32The two tenants
33The heart's discomfort as a compass
34Slides: reprogramming the inner world
35Case Study — Lucas, the Lawyer Who Wanted to Be a Furniture Maker
36Chapter 8 — Frailing: The Art of Relationships in Transurfing
37Giving up receiving in order to receive
38Case Study — Claire and the Impossible Client
39Chapter 9 — Coordination of Intention: Apples Fall to the Sky
40The declaration of sovereignty
41Case Study — Julia and the Missed Flight
42Chapter 10 — Vital Energy: The Body in Transurfing
43The energy of intention
44Food, water and physiological sobriety
45Over-control as an energy leak
46Case Study — Paul and the Empty Tank
47Chapter 11 — Transurfing and the Law of Attraction: A Necessary Comparison
48Surface similarities
49Five structural differences
50What they share, for better and worse