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This document is a personal journal of the 78‑day Practical Transurfing program, a condensed translation of Vadim Zeland’s Reality Transurfing teachings. Each day presents a short statement, the author’s interpretation, and practical advice. The core message is that human suffering stems from assigning excessive importance to people, events, or goals, which creates "pendulums"—collective energetic structures that feed on emotional imbalance. By consciously lowering importance, observing rather than controlling, and aligning with the "space of variations" (the field of all possible life‑lines), one can shift from a reactive, struggle‑based mindset to a flow‑based one. Key practices include reducing importance, stopping the fight with reality, coordinating intention (internal and external), visualizing the "target slide," moving downstream (letting the world’s variations carry you), remembering the dream‑like nature of reality, breaking stereotypes, managing relationships, and cultivating inner resources such as self‑sufficiency, unconditional love, and personal guardians. The journal repeatedly emphasizes the need to replace mental scripts with observation, to treat the world as a mirror, and to use intention wheels, slides, and doors to materialize desired outcomes without excessive effort or attachment. Throughout, the author interprets the abstract concepts in everyday language, providing concrete mental exercises, affirmations, and behavioral cues aimed at weakening pendulums and activating the creator’s role within the Transurfing framework.