Inspired Radio

Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor

Guest, Owen Hunt, Reality Transurfing, shifting reality, navigating life’s quantum spaces and talking about how to align with the version of life you truly want.

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A Journey Beyond Comfort: Helen Taylor welcomes Owen Hunt, also known as Bootsy Greenwood, to Inspired Radio for a conversation about personal transformation and Reality Transurfing. Owen reflects on his varied life experiences, including work as a comedian, bartender, and tree lopper, and describes his search for peace, connection, understanding, and self-actualization. Together, they consider why some people continually explore new possibilities while others remain caught in familiar patterns.

Programs, Truth, and the Infinite: Helen describes her own realization that she repeatedly moved from one life "program" into another, while Owen compares self-discovery to navigating nested labyrinths. They speak about the search for truth and the possibility that human beings can approach it without fully possessing it. Their discussion frames the individual as both distinct and connected to something larger, while acknowledging that attempts to define that larger reality can become another limiting program.

Reality Transurfing and Materialization: Owen identifies Vadim Zeland's Reality Transurfing as a central influence on his thinking and also recommends Thomas Campbell's My Big TOE. He explains the concepts of balance, the space of variations, and materialization, describing material reality as emerging from ideas or consciousness. Helen relates this to her own view that the outer world reflects inner movement, while Owen discusses the book's metaphor of a dual mirror.

Heart, Mind, and Identity: The conversation turns to aligning the heart and the mind. Owen says the heart connects to possibility and creative desire, while the mind is useful for logistics, patterns, and strategies. He recalls feeling aimless before finding Reality Transurfing and says the ideas helped him begin consciously choosing a more inspired life. Helen and Owen explore how identity can shift when a person stops living reactively and begins rehearsing a new version of self.

Rehearsal, the Nervous System, and Response: Helen shares a deeply personal account of leaving drug addiction after a life-threatening event, describing the prior rehearsal of an escape and a decisive moment of total alignment. Owen connects this with the nervous system's drive for safety and Bob Proctor's concept of the terror barrier, arguing that growth often requires moving through discomfort rather than retreating from it. He illustrates his own changed behavior through the loss of video footage from a major speaking event, which he chose to accept rather than allow it to trigger blame and spiraling frustration.

Importance, Letting Go, and Recognizing Programs: Owen explains the Reality Transurfing idea that excessive importance creates tension and resistance, using the image of walking across the same board on the ground versus high between buildings. Helen and Owen discuss detachment as allowing space rather than becoming uncaring, and they identify triggers, conditioning, pendulums, and egregores as ways programs can be recognized. The episode closes with Owen inviting listeners to explore his Bootsy Greenwood school and online content, while Helen encourages listeners to step into a new version of themselves.

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