When asked by the intrigued readers “Who are you, Vadim Zeland?”, I usually reply “I’m no one (special)”. My biography (life) cannot and should not be of any interest, as it was not me, who created Transurfing, I merely channel the ancient knowledge that gives access to a world in which the impossible becomes possible.

If one follows certain rules, the usual reality stops being something completely external and uncontrollable, – one can learn to rule it! And to channel that knowledge without any personal distortions, I really ought to be “nobody”, just “an empty vessel”. The great mystery is still secret just because it is incredibly simple – the truth lies on the surface, and it requires just a carrier to bring that truth to people. In this case a personality does not matter. What is of true interest is (are?) the custodians who have passed me the ancient knowledge.

However, they tend to keep in the background, too. I am 45 years old. Before the collapse of the Soviet Union I did research in quantum physics, then I was engaged in computer technologies, and now I am a full-time author. I live in Russia. All the rest does not matter.

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The quotes are arranged in calendar order so you can easily read and think about each “Success Quote of The Day”.

The quote of today:
“What separates those who achieve from those who do not is in direct proportion to one’s ability to ask for help.” – Donald Keough

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Rite 1

Stand erect with arms outstretched, horizontal to the floor. If you are in the Northern Hemisphere, hold your left palm facing up, right palm facing down and spin around clockwise.  If you are in the Southern Hemisphere, hold your left palm facing down, right palm facing up and spin counter clockwise.

Gradually increase number of spins from 1 spin to 21 spins, in increments of one or three.

Breathing: Inhale and exhale deeply as you do the spins.

Rite 2

First, lie flat on the floor, face up.
Fully extend your arms along your sides, and place the palms of your hands against the floor or under your sacrum for support.

Then, raise your head off the floor, tucking the chin against the chest.

As you do this, lift your legs, knees straight, into a vertical position. If possible, let the legs extend to 90 degrees, using your abdominal muscles; do not let the knees bend.

Then slowly lower both the head and the legs, knees straight, to the floor. Allow all the muscles to relax, continue breathing in the same rhythm.

Gradually increase from 1-21 in increments of three.

Breathing: Breathe in deeply as you lift your head and legs and breathe out, as you lower your head and legs.

Rite 3

Kneel on the floor, with the body erect.

The hands should be placed against the back thigh muscles. Incline the head and

neck forward, tucking the chin against the chest. Then, lift the head and neck backward and arch the spine. Your toes should be curled under during this exercise.

As you arch, you will brace your arms and hands against the thighs for support. After the arching, return

to the original position, and start the rite all over again. Repeat in increments of three, up to 21.

Breathing: Breathe in deeply as you arch the spine, breathe out as you return to an erect position.

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Rite 4

Sit down on the floor with your legs straight out in front of you and your feet about 12 inches apart.

With the trunk of the body erect, place the palms of your hands, facing your feet, on the floor alongside the buttocks.

Then, tuck the chin forward against the chest. Now, drop the head backward as far as

it will go.

At the same time, bend your knees, feet flat on the ground and lift the hips up. There should be a straight line from the collar bone to the knees, your back is straight, and the knees bend while the arms remain straight.

The trunk of the body will be in a straight line with the thighs, horizontal to the floor.  Relax your muscles as you return to the original sitting position.

Breathing: Breathe in as you raise up, breathe out fully as you come down.

Rite 5

To begin the fifth rite, begin on your hands and knees. The hands should be shoulder width apart with the fingers facing forward. The knees are directly under the hips, shoulder width apart.

Curl your toes forward, to get ready to come up, take your knees off the ground and raise your hips up, to be in a triangle position or downward dog position, the second position  from the pictures.

Then, bring legs down to the ground and lift your head up. The spine is arched. Make sure not to strain your back and only go as far as your body is comfortable.

Throughout this rite, the elbows are kept straight.

Breathing: Breathe in deeply as you raise the body, breathe out fully as you lower it.

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I love it!

And yes, it does work. For much of my life I brought negativity with me through all things. Thus, negative things happened, including but not limited to war and alcoholism. Now I try to maintain a positive aspect. Life is much better, brighter, and often funner.

I attempt to enjoy, to put joy into all dimensions of my life.