The 23rd Rule. Transurfing Reality for Children

As is often the case in fairy tales, the hero finds himself in a magical place, where he must undergo trials and learn much with the help of a mentor, in order to return home changed.
However, the boy Arthur Verkhovtsev is faced not with battles against dragons, but with quite ordinary, yet challenging difficulties in our world—conflicts, failures, and the inability to cope with strong emotions. Thanks to new knowledge, Arthur gradually learns to manage his life, avoiding falling into the traps of pendulums that feed on human feelings.
The hero gets the opportunity to see in practice how the rules of Transurfing work. After all, in the magical world, the consequences of any actions are more tangible than in ours. In the city of Mert, bad thoughts can provoke a hurricane, and in a cafe, the price tag for lunch consisting of two bottles of soda and five pastries reads: “Itchy rash on the cheeks.”
Together with his mentor, new friends, and his Guardian Angel, Arthur Verkhovtsev will be able to grasp the simple principles of luck and managing his layer of the world. At the end of his training, the hero faces an exam. Will he pass it?
Checked and approved by Vadim Zeland!