ML 005: Reality Transurfing with Bootsy GreenwoodML 005: Reality Transurfing with Bootsy Greenwood
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Christina Weber talks with Reality Transurfing teacher Owen “Bootsy Greenwood” Hunt about choice, pendulums, addiction patterns and building healthier relationships. The conversation links sobriety, self-love and practical spiritual tools to help people reshape their lives and love stories.
57:52•10 Nov 2026
Reality Transurfing, Love and Sobriety with Bootsy Greenwood
Episode Overview
- Reality Transurfing is presented as a practical framework for understanding energy, manifestation and real choice, rather than a typical self-help or spiritual book.
- Addictive behaviours such as binge drinking and smoking are framed as pendulums and identities that can be released, opening up mental and emotional bandwidth.
- Lasting change involves choosing a new version of yourself and accepting the cost of that choice; you cannot switch timelines and remain the same person.
- Healthy relationships prioritise growth, self-respect and attunement over guilt, duty and obligation, with unconditional love allowing people to be themselves.
- Success builds on small, consistent actions that you celebrate internally, creating a positive “wave of fortune” instead of waiting on external results.
““You don’t just get to jump timelines and stay the same.””
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety and self-love? This conversation between Christina Weber and Owen Hunt, better known as Bootsy Greenwood, offers one take that’s both practical and a bit trippy. Aimed at people hungry for healthier relationships, emotional freedom and, for many, a life without substances, the episode centres on Reality Transurfing – a 900-page Russian framework that Bootsy calls “more like a framework for reality” than a typical self-help book.
He shares how, at his lowest point, he was depressed, binge drinking and addicted to cigarettes, and how the model helped him see those patterns as energetic “pendulums” rather than proof that he was broken. Listeners get a grounded walk-through of big ideas like infinity, choice, and “jumping timelines” without needing a physics degree.
Bootsy explains that real change starts with learning to choose a different version of yourself, and accepting that every choice has a cost – you don’t get to jump timelines and stay the same. Christina keeps tying these concepts back to love and intimacy, asking what all this means for choosing (or leaving) relationships and putting self-respect ahead of guilt, duty and obligation.
You’ll hear them unpack unconditional love with simple metaphors, like leaving a flower in the field instead of plucking it, and wrestle with the classic “do I stay or do I go?” dilemma. There’s also a candid look at building healthy, growth-focused partnerships, plus some lighthearted banter about stripper names and quirky truth-or-dare questions.
The style is relaxed, funny and very human, yet it’s packed with concrete tools – from slowing down your life, to treating success as a series of small wins, to seeing sobriety-friendly spaces (like a 100% sober New Year’s gathering) as powerful pendulums that actually feed you energy back. If you’re curious about how mindset, love and addiction all intertwine, this one might have you asking: what version of yourself are you choosing today?
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