Tufti the Priestess. Live Stroll Through A Movie

Meet the new world sensation. It's Tufti.
Why is it that nothing seems to work out the way you want it to, despite the fact that you act according to your own free will? You might think that the reason why nothing is working out the way you want, is because that's just how life is. But the real reason things don't work out the way you want them to, is because you aren't acting according to your own free will - you are being directed by a script. Another reason things don't work out the way people want them to, is because they don't know how to take the right action to shape events the way they want. Rather than composing the reality of the upcoming film roll, they tend to battle with the reality they face in the current frame. Reality exists only in the here and now, and what is real is real only to the extent that it has taken place in the material world.
You cannot change what has already happened. Yet when you fight with your current reality, that is exactly what you are doing, because everything that surrounds you consists of something that has already happened. If you want to change the script, you have to wake up and come alive inside the movie.

Auteur

Vadim Zeland is one of the most mysterious and secretive modern Russian authors, who is not inferior to Pelevin in terms of inaccessibility to readers, and maybe even superior to him (by the way, they both hide their faces under dark glasses in a few photos). This position of this esoteric author is fundamental, because he considers himself a medium, an intermediary between people and ancient teachings, therefore his personality does not matter. Curious fans of his work can be content with only a little: it is known that he is over forty years old, he is Russian with Estonian roots and lives in his homeland. In addition, as is often the case with writers, he initially received a technical education, and a very serious and thorough one: according to him, "he was engaged in research in quantum physics, then in computer technology." However, fate led him to books that are wildly popular with supporters of the so-called transurfing of reality, and just people who appreciate interesting literature. The total circulation of Zeland 's books exceeds 3 million copies .