“Transurfing in 78 Days — A Practical Course in Creating Your Own Reality” – Vadim Zeland

Statement

When you consider how to act in any given situation, only your mind is working. It analyses the advantages and disadvantages, builds a concept that is sound and persuasive and, at the same time, takes account of the opinions of others. As a rule, it does not take into account the premonitions of the heart. In this regard, the mind might as well be fast asleep.

So, let it sleep and don’t bother it until it has come to a decision. Once the decision is made stop listening to anyone else. Wake up and scrutinize how you felt when you made the decision. How comfortable your soul feels in this moment will reveal the heart’s response to the mind’s decision.

Interpretation

Every time you have to make a decision, listen first to the voice of reason and then listen to the feeling in your soul. As soon as the mind has made a decision, the soul will respond either positively or negatively.

In the case of the latter, you will experience a small wave of something, a sneaking suspicion in your soul. When you made the decision, you will have experienced the briefest inkling of something. At that moment though, the mind will have been so absorbed in its analysis that it would not have bothered about your feelings. Now though, remember. What was that initial fleeting feeling? If it was a sinking feeling on the background of optimistic reasoning, the soul clearly said, «No».

If your soul is saying, ‘no’ and your mind is saying, ‘yes’ boldly refuse if you can. The soul always knows exactly what it wants. There is one simple, reliable algorithm for determining a heartfelt ‘no’. If you have to convince yourself and persuade yourself to say yes, then the soul is really saying no.

Remember, when your soul does say yes to something you won’t have to persuade yourself.