The Reality Transurfing Podcast Extra Bonus Episode - Wrapcast from LA! w/ Reality Transurfing

Kennedy, are we doing this?

Yeah, we're gonna do it. We're gonna do the podcast. Oh yeah, yeah, the end of the week LA get-together, family union, LA Transurfing chaos, LA chaos, Transurfing content chaos successful. My bare feet are gonna ruin everything. We're fucked.

It was all for nothing.

We're sunk.

It's over.

It was all for nothing.

I'll just drop importance on that. Yeah. I say, you know, it's fun to come out guns blazing. Yeah, why not? What do you think, Gigi?

Absolutely.

Yeah, go all in.

You gotta own it.

Yeah. If you feel like it, then do it.

Yeah, exactly.

Otherwise you're just a fucking poser like everybody else.

That's right.

That's it.

It's true. Well, we've been learning a lot. It's been a really cool week, so thanks for throwing your knowledge down. 5 years. Yeah. Of RT under your belt. You are a mental martial artist.

It's seared into my mind.

You killed it.

It's really good.

Yeah.

Put a lot of cool stuff together.

Yeah, this has been amazing.

I'm exhausted. I know we all are. We all have our towels on.

Yes, yes.

I'm wearing a green mask for all of you at home.

Yep.

Visualize that.

We're all cucumbers on your eyes.

Yeah, Poochie's got cucumbers on his eyes while he's doing this, uh, podcast.

Eating a gallon of Ben Jerry's ice cream.

Oh wow, I wonder if we sound tired.

Getting over a crush.

Yeah, I've got a crush on Reality Transurfing.

I've got a crush on getting my reality completely destroyed. Yeah, with a sledgehammer. Yes, with a judo chop. Yes, by Chuck Norris.

Yes, yeah, we just Chuck Norris that whole week. I mean, who saw that coming?

I don't know. I didn't know what to expect. I was pretty nervous.

Yeah, that was pretty amazing. Yeah, I think we're all very, very happy with the results.

Yeah, I think so.

I mean, what could we have possibly done any better or different?

I don't know.

We kind of just came in swinging.

Like, we don't know because we just did it all ourselves.

Yep.

We don't have anybody. I'm not a camera person. We don't really have any Technical hell. No skills.

We're just doing it.

Make it sound okay.

Doing it in an Airbnb.

Huh? Very trash surfing. Yeah, no skills.

Yeah, exactly. Just doing it. You just do it. You just start doing shit.

It doesn't matter. It's okay. You know, it's good enough.

Good enough.

Totally perfect.

Totally. And I can't wait until the owner of this Airbnb purchases our immersion course and realizes that we filmed it in his apartment. When he specifically said no filming in the apartment. That'll be good. Yeah, that'll be good.

Yeah, I don't think they really mean that though.

Yeah, it's just like a thing, those things.

Yeah, at least it's just kind of like a—

you got to protect yourself in LA because you never really know, you know.

The leaf blowers could have done us in, but that was on prep day.

Yes, that was amazing.

Leaf blowers for what, 6 hours? Were the leaf blowers, man?

Yeah, talk about just a tale of balancing forces. I mean, it was like it just continued to get worse and worse and worse. The more you pay attention. Oh, we were just all tuning into it. Before you knew it, it was like there were leaf blowers going off inside the apartment for like 12 hours straight. We were like yelling just to hear each other over the leaf blowers. That was unreal.

It was.

It was surreal how long it lasted, I think. And then finally it just dawned on us.

Yeah.

To get out of it, right?

I guess it was just meant that we had to use the first day to just take time to set up.

Absolutely.

Yeah, it was a sign.

Slow down.

Slow down.

Yeah.

Make sure you're ready. We found out so much things.

Yeah.

In that time that we couldn't do work because of the leaf blower outside.

Oh, I know. Yeah, really. Imagine if we would've just started gunning for content right then. A train wreck.

It's true. Yeah, totally, totally got discouraged and bummed out. Yeah, all the way down.

Yeah, the advantage of the disadvantage.

Yes, your world sometimes does, yeah, you know, put the brakes on a little for you or put some speed bumps in.

I know it can be super— Transurfing works.

Yeah, sometimes. Isn't that amazing when it does though? So to the people listening, why don't we just recap what we've done? This last week, because man, I mean, I don't even think we totally grasp exactly what we've accomplished this week or 8 days. I mean, we have worked nonstop for 8 days. And I think at the end of it, we're just like—

I feel honestly a little bit high off all the work and just grasping what happened.

Yes.

Right?

Oh, totally. Just understanding like, How we got here. Like, how are we all of a sudden here in a gorgeous, huge apartment in Beverly Hills? We just knocked out a killer online course with a ton of additional content. We met people, we had fun, we had dinners, we went for walks, we took amazing pictures, we filmed all sorts of cool video content. How did we do all that? That's crazy. Like, if you think about it, it just went by so fast.

It really went by fast.

It went by so fast. But I think we were just all super coordinated. We were all more or less playing the same slide, right? And we were just all taking action every day. I mean, we'd wake up in the morning and like first thing we just start laughing. About stuff.

There you go. Yeah, yeah, that's big, man. Yeah, like that goes overlooked often. First of all, laugh, man. Yeah, get into a good mood. If you start out in a bad mood, what the—

oh yeah, yeah, you're fucked.

Oh yeah, you're fucked. You're fucked for sure. I mean, yeah, starting, starting your day, you can turn it around. Yeah, starting your day off laughing about maybe the day before Or laughing what's to come. I mean, it just sets the tone. I mean, it really, really does.

Yeah.

I think that we could actually just make a video of us coordinating what we just did and people would be interested in purchasing it just to see how you could conduct putting something like this together and doing it, like facilitating everything that needs to come into play to do something like this. Doing it, taking all the action to do it, all the material that we had to pull together, all the organizing, all the structuring of all the lessons, everything we did. And in the meantime, we are laughing and having fun the entire way through.

Yeah.

It's true.

I mean, it always breaks the tension. Like when we become a little bit too self-conscious or, you know, whatever.

And there is always someone, I think, in the group who is making sure that the other one is picked up, so there is always like the right balance. Yeah, we're all always motivating each other.

Yeah. Yes.

I mean, nobody's always on top of their game, but there's always the other person who helps the other person to get back. Oh, totally right level.

And I'm always on my game. We know you are.

We know you are.

Oh yeah, you were—

you were really on my game.

Yeah, I'm really impressed. No crushing But then, yeah, but then like halfway through, you know, I think we all for a very, very brief moment started to feel a little bit of an induced transition just because time had been, you know, we had been utilizing all of our time and we start to just kind of dip in energy a little, but we acknowledge it right away and we do everything we need to do to make sure that it doesn't continue to go in a downward spiral and look what happened as a result of us acknowledging, hey, we're going down just a little bit. I mean, we skyrocketed after that moment. We like kicked into high gear and all the content we made after that was just like fucking killer stuff.

Yeah.

It was really, really incredible.

Really good.

So let's just run through everything that we did because I don't think we've actually quite done that yet.

We still have the schedule, which was completely empty the day we got here. It was blank.

Oh my goodness. Yeah.

And then so we can see the whole schedules there. I took a couple of pictures on my phone, so we're gonna have to clean that up, I guess. Yeah, it's gonna be kind of sad.

It's also interesting to see how we started initially the week planning things very differently. Of course, things never happen exactly the way you want it, but it's interesting to see, you know, what days we've done what, you know, especially the first, I would say, day and a half was leaf blower.

Yes, that was the, uh, the, the leaf blower, uh, uh, block of, uh, from 8 AM to 4 PM. God, dude, it was fucking unreal. It was like somebody was playing a really bad joke on us. They were like, hey, we think they're gonna be filming something over there, so can you hire Juan to go by with the leaf blower and turn it on for the next 8 hours.

You know, they do that here. Like, they actually do that here in LA. They will—

people will like block you with the leaf blower.

They'll be like, they'll extort you for like $400 for the day to stop with the leaf blower.

Oh my goodness.

You know, my gosh, it was absurdly ridiculous.

Yes, it was.

I mean, it's like, dude, it just goes to show you though.

It just goes to show you though. Balancing forces is real.

It is real, but also, you know, we tuned out of it and it wound up being to our advantage.

Absolutely.

And we used it to our advantage too and got, you know, got on a roll later on in the week. So, you know, that was the first day was set up and then we tried to shoot some lessons. We got a couple the next, the next day. Maybe a promo shot or two.

I don't know. I know the first 3 days kind of seemed like a blur.

Yeah, yeah.

Then I think it was like the 4th day we finally started really rolling on the lessons. So then for the next, what, 3 days? So all, all 3 days we filmed 10 solid Transurfing concepts.

Yeah, we also redone some work.

Yeah, we redid some of the lessons.

Camera issues.

Yep.

And trying to navigate that and then switching things up and—

Yep.

DIYing it, dude.

Yeah.

This is the indie rock of reality management.

This is— this is—

this is—

this is— this is the Blair Witch of self-help modality instructional videos.

Exactly.

Yes, we're Blair Witching this. It's gonna blow up and everybody's gonna go, wait a second, how'd they do that? Was that real? Was that— wait, wait, yeah, what, what just happened there? Are they dead or are they actually alive? Like, what's going on here? Okay, so we—

it was a lot.

Yeah, it was a lot. So we filmed, filmed our lessons. What else did we do?

We did that.

We did that photo shoot.

Photo shoots.

We did Reality Transurfing for health. We did Reality Transurfing for relationships. We did Reality Transurfing for entrepreneurship. We did Reality Transurfing for weight loss.

Yeah.

We did the 30 anomalous actions.

Yes.

Right?

One of the most powerful fucking Transurfing exercises that I've ever created that I'm still waiting for somebody to tell me that they completed all 30 days.

Yeah, there's no way.

Yeah, it's— yeah, even if you're— I don't even think— I don't even think Vadim could complete 30 days. Um, we've done—

you've done, uh, the Tufti video.

We did the Tufti video, right?

3 Tufti.

You guys did Tufti videos.

We did one.

Gian and Owen both did Tufti videos. Then Owen and I did Tufti. What else?

We talked about Reality Transurfing, what it is.

Oh yeah, in general.

Just said, hey, look, here's what it is.

What is Reality Transurfing?

We are in the frame and it's going to ruin everything. Yeah, it's a sinking ship.

Yep, sinking ship, torpedoed.

We had a few guests also.

We also had a lot of guests on the podcast. Uh, oh yeah, Karen Rontowski, and we had, um, Terry Huberman from the group who's also super fun. Yeah, so much.

We got to watch the lights flicker as they brought in, um, haunted goat. Yeah, ghosts.

And so they left with them.

Yes, because the light is still flickering.

I know, I know. It was kind of weird how that started once they came and then they left and it stayed here.

You're gonna drop that off with us? Like, we can take care of this thing? Yeah, we gotta hop on. What do they call it? It was a walk-in, maybe.

Yeah, exactly.

It's not like a full-on whatever. But yeah, then we also had the hummingbird jewel.

Oh, yes.

Who just happened to be in town.

Right. Amazing.

Is her man.

Emmanuel came by.

Emmanuel came by.

Whom I missed because I was sleeping.

Yes. Oh, he's so smart. Well, I recorded most of our conversation, which is super interesting stuff. Yes. He had some heavyweight stuff to bring to the table. I put it on my Patreon, actually. It's on my Patreon.

Groovy.

Yes, it's just like an iPhone recording. But yeah, then, uh, yeah, we shot some scripted stuff too.

Yep, some, some surprises.

Yes, definitely some surprises. I'm excited. And I went to Jessa Reed's apartment.

Yep. And you did your— you did, did you did your podcast on her?

That was fun.

On her deal.

Soberish. Yeah, it's called her podcast.

And we had solid everyday breakfast.

Yeah, yeah, we ate every day.

Yep.

We went for a walk more or less every day. Not every day, but we went and watched the freak show down on Venice Beach. Oh my God, was that garish and horrible. My God, it was horrible.

Can you imagine living here? Oh my God.

I'm like, imagine this is your reality every day.

Open the shop right here and it's not even a weed shop.

Oh my God.

It's the worst.

Yeah, I know, not a track that I'm looking to return to anytime soon.

It's interesting because the first time I went there, I was like, this is so cool. And like, now I'm like, ah, maybe, you know, it's really, it's really weird.

I've actually noticed this since I found Transurfing, is a lot of stuff that I used to think was cool, and I revisited again, I realized that it's not cool. And the reason that it's not cool is because the first time I thought it was cool, it was just me being involved with the pendulum that made me feel kind of good, you know? Like, oh, I'm here and everyone else is here, or oh, everyone's doing this thing, or oh, everyone's eating this thing, and oh, it's super good, right? You're like part of the pendulum, and the pendulum gives you something to like make you feel cool. Like, you want to continue to be there, right? But once you start to see stuff like Venice Beach as just a really weird, eerie, garish pendulum, you show up, you're like, oh my God, this is fucking disgusting. I mean, it was really, it was really quite raunchy.

And we arrived there and we just had immediately the feeling, yeah, like, what is going on? We should not be here.

And weird in weird tracks, like people on super weird tracks that you couldn't even understand, like what they're doing.

For anybody else who didn't know what garish was, garish, obtrusively bright and showy, lurid, garish.

Yeah, kind of like if you were to drop acid and then go to like a circus.

Right.

You know, and like show up. Yeah, just like bright and a little too, too much, too showy and too— Yeah, a little kitsch. Yes.

Yeah.

99% essence, 1% substance. That's what I like to say. It's got a big face to it.

Yeah.

But then behind it, there's nothing. It's all empty. Yeah. There's nothing. It's just like a mirage or some kind of weird image and people are going down there just to look at it.

Yeah. Right?

I mean, because what else do you do? Yeah. Maybe take some drugs.

Yeah. I mean, that's probably what— That's probably very relieving.

Talking about mannequins, there I really felt like, wow, this place is just full with sleeping people.

Yeah.

Just mannequins everywhere.

Yeah. Weird mannequins just on the Venice Beach script.

That one guy getting a ticket, that one homeless guy.

Yeah. They're like, well, let's give him a ticket again. Let's give him his ticket for today.

Just sitting there, just talking to himself.

Yeah.

Oh gosh, how weird. Yeah. I have enjoyed myself being here. Back in Los Angeles, I lived here for, you know, 15 years. I left about 5 years ago. And after leaving, there were probably about 2 or 3 years where I absolutely did not want to come back. I was like traumatized, you know, because I was so stressed at times living here. And even just watching movies or shows that showed Los Angeles, it would like induce anxiety in me. It was super weird. I did not want to come back here. And slowly over the last like 2 years since I moved back to California, I've been coming here a little more frequently for business, and it hasn't bothered me so much. You know, I've been able to tolerate it. But I was telling Eric before we came, I was like, God, this is so weird. I'm actually looking forward to coming back to LA and spending time here. And when I lived here, there was a good period of about 10 years where I thought LA— I'm like a pretty well-traveled person. I've been to all the major cities in the world, you know, but I was convinced that LA was the greatest fucking place on earth. It had it all. Great weather, lots of opportunity, great food, you know, interesting culture by the beach, had so much, you know, so much to offer. And then just the stress and, and getting worn down and getting just ripped apart by the LA pendulum, you know, I kind of ran away with my tail between my legs and I never ever wanted to really come back. But it's so weird, um, you know, being back here now and being with you guys and doing something super cool, uh, driving up and down Olympic, you know, I used to drive that street all the time going from my office downtown to Beverly Hills.

You are a hell of a driver here.

I know that road. I know that road Scared a couple of times.

Pretty gripped up in the car, honestly.

But you know, it's amazing, Vadim's concept of forward to the past. I really do understand what he's talking about now. And I think, Owen, we had a little bit of a conversation about it, and your interpretation of it's a little bit different. That you can kind of like go back and start again, right? Go back and access tracks that maybe you didn't access because you veered off and went on another track.

Kind of split the difference a little bit. Like, you can get the essence of your, you know, initial, you know, the frail of your soul, your inner child, so to speak, right? But maybe in a different function, right?

Yeah.

So it's like, yeah, I wanted to be a rock star or whatever, right? Like, maybe, you know, that's not the best for you. Maybe the essence of that is like, you know, you host a thing or you do stand-up comedy or I don't know.

Yes, something that's a little more—

yeah, yeah, who knows, anything. But it's still the essence of that thing. Yeah, it's like, had you— could have had that perfect life track where your life was just perfect and you always chose the right way, but most of us don't get that opportunity before we wake up. Like, we, we were asleep for a long time. Yeah, at least I was. Yeah, you know, I can't speak for everybody.

Well, I was definitely sleeping when I was living here. You know, I mean, I managed to find success in my own way, a lot of inner intention, but, you know, I was tremendously lonely. I didn't have people that I really connected with. Um, everybody that I had in my reality, I had for, you know, business reasons or people that were like me, just kind of lost and floating around. And, you know, I was tremendously lonely when I lived here and I never really felt like I was doing anything cool. I had my business, you know, I got involved in a couple of scenes once in a while. Like, I got involved in the street art scene downtown, and I did that for a little while, and that satiated me for, you know, a little bit, but I moved on, right? I just never really connected with anything or anyone that had similar interests, you know. I just kind of felt like I was always just floating around on my own. So it's been really interesting to come back this time and have a different experience here, you know, like I could definitely see that you were really enjoying.

Oh, we were going out every day and there was almost like an inner smile. Yeah, it came out like a joy. I don't know, I could just see it on your face that you were almost kind of like proud also showing us around and telling us, you know, about your life and all the things that you have experienced and and just being here again and spending time in a different way.

Mm-hmm.

You know, cuz there were parts of Los Angeles that I absolutely loved, you know, aspects of living here that I loved, but I didn't like, just like I have said with, with, um, with Transurfing in general, that Transurfing is a model that helps you sort of break down what your reality actually consists of and then your relationship to it. So it wasn't that Los Angeles was fucked up, it was that my relationship to it was fucked up. You know, there was some— there was some reason that I wasn't quite connecting. It wasn't LA though, it was me, right? Because now, 5 years after I left, I can return in an entirely different context, right? I'm driving down the same street, I'm more or less the same age, you know, my life is pretty much the same. I may not live here anymore, but— and this— but the set and decorations of Los Angeles are exactly the same, right? But I am an entirely different person returning, you know, completely different track. I'm doing something entirely different. And I know this probably doesn't sound that crazy to any— to people listening, right? But for me to return to a place that's so familiar, yet I'm in an in an entirely different reality in the same place, that is absolutely forward to the past for me, right? That is me going forward in my reality, coming back into my past, and getting to relive the experience in a new and improved way. You know? And I've already done it like 4 or 5 times now. In different manners, and it's just so cool. I love it. It's amazing.

Yeah.

You know, you can always return to a past track in a different manner. In a different manner.

That makes sense. Yeah, yeah. You were talking about that today in the health, uh, video a little bit, you know. Yeah, just, just creating that track that you used to have or knew, right? Or something close to it.

You can always go back and then you can add to that.

Yes, you start there. Start with where you emotionally, you know, projected that into the whole like alternative space and lit up that sector. Totally light it up again.

Exactly.

Taking action in that context.

Well, and if you think about it, like, you know, it's hard to predict the future, right? But you do know your past quite well. You know all the different tracks that you've been able to access in your past. So you got quite a bit of options of stuff. You can always go back and redo something, or maybe you had a goal at a certain point and you decided for whatever reason, like, wasn't the time, or you found too many challenges on your way to the goal, or whatever it was. Fucking go back. Do it again. You know? Go back to school. Go try to start that business again. Go move back to that town where things didn't work out, but you fell in love. With it there, and for whatever reason you left, you can always go back, live there again, have another life there. You know, you can always, you can always move around in your reality and go back to past tracks. So not that I'm thinking of moving back to LA, but I have enjoyed myself being here. It's been pretty awesome.

It's been great. We've been really busy. I mean, we haven't gotten out too much. We've gotten out enough, I think, for us to be like, all right, cool, so yeah, take a break.

But we've been We're not Transurfing hermits, right? Living in a Beverly Hills cave, right? Making Transurfing content with all the—

going cross-eyed—

curtains closed on our computers, kicking people off our fucking Facebook group, deleting comments. Oh no. So good, so good.

No, it's been really—

it has been a very amazing week.

I've learned a lot.

Very interesting.

For sure. So let's prep everybody for what they can expect with the immersion course. Do we want to give a little teaser?

Sure, sure. Let's let them— let's talk about all of this stuff.

Drop it like it's hot.

What do you got? 10 lessons with exercises.

Yep.

For each lesson. And, you know, really, really amazing extra bonus content PDFs.

Yep.

You've got a ton of really cool resources to keep you focused. 30-day media cleanse, cuz fuck that shit.

Oh yeah, the 30-day media cleanse.

Shit. That's that 30-day media cleanse turns into a—

what is You know, it just turns into, what have I done with my life in the past? You're gonna start asking all kinds of questions once you break from the media for 30 days.

Yeah.

What have I been involved with? What have I done?

Yeah. What have I done?

How much time?

Yeah, you got some mourning to do.

What have I done?

Some regrets, some deep-seated shit to deal with.

Yeah. Speaking of what have I done, I won't name any names, but that story I told you over dinner, I mean, how many people do you think will take our immersion course and wake up going into it one morning and go, "Oh my God, what have I done?" How did I get here? I hope a lot.

I hope a lot because I'm going to judo chop your reality.

Yeah.

I'm going to karate.

I'm going to take your reality by the face and just punch it in the throat. I'm gonna take it in a garbage bag. Yeah, put it in the garbage bag, duct tape it, burn it, throw it to the back of the Cadillac. That's right, drive it out to the desert, bury it.

There's room for 3 or 4 more realities in that trunk.

Yeah, we are gonna grab your reality by the hair, drag it down a hallway, throw it down a flight of stairs. Go down the flight of stairs, pick it up, open the door, drop an elbow on it.

Yeah, shut the— shut its head in the car door a few times. Oh man, your reality is gonna get crushed. Yes, it is never gonna be the same again.

Pandora's box. Pandora's box. Know what you're going into.

I feel— yeah, I mean, I feel kind of like jelly just from all of it this week.

Oh, I know, it's been a lot. I feel like this, honestly, I feel like this after I've certified somebody to become an instructor or I've taken somebody through the instruction, like in a really rapid, like, you know, succession of lessons.

Yeah.

After 2, 3 days of doing this stuff, I'm like, oh my God, I've got no skin. I'm, you know, I feel like I'm just, I'm detached from pendulums. I'm awake. I'm aware. You know, it's bizarre. I mean, we really do become so conditioned to just accept our reality the way that it's fed to us, accept our programming the way that it overlays our—

Continue to confirm that over and over again, live in the same slide for the rest of your life.

Yep. And not ask any questions.

Never.

Right. Not ask any questions of, of, of myself or my reality or the people in my reality. You know, I mean, it's a trip. And this stuff, I mean, this stuff. What did you say earlier? It's not for everyone, but it kind of is.

Adam Seller said it. He said it in his video. He's like, yeah, Reality Transurfing, you know, it's not for everyone. Everybody, but it is. It is.

Yeah.

Well, you know, it, it, it's—

if you want to throat punch reality.

Yeah.

I mean, your reality is doing an Orange Cassidy reality.

Yes, exactly.

Chuck Norris this shit.

Yes. Um, it's so stupid. Yeah, it's true though. I mean, this, this, it, it really is a— it really is Pandora's box, and it really is a big bite to chew off, you know, that you are gonna question everything about yourself, your reality, and your relationship to your reality, how you relate to it, and how you're functioning in it, and what you can do to be more effective in your reality and happier and more successful and all that stuff.

And more helpful.

Yeah, and more helpful.

To humanity or whatever it is that you're interested in serving.

Totally. I mean, and I think we're just not really We're not really conditioned as humans to be asking these questions in such an extreme way. I mean, you take this knowledge and you apply it and it's pretty fucking extreme. It's gonna happen pretty fast. And I don't think a lot of people are necessarily emotionally prepared for what that what might happen when doing that, but I think that everyone should at least attempt to do it, at least once. You know? If you decide that— like, if you hear about Reality Transurfing and you decide to learn more, you go into it, and then you maybe think, "Well, I don't know. This is kinda crazy," or, "I don't know if I really—" You know, like we were talking about earlier with a lot of people can't just blow up their realities because they have a marriage and children and a 9-to-5 job with a mortgage. Like, we're pretty fortunate. We're all more or less unhindered, right? We can kind of be adventurous and do what we want. But a lot of people can't do that, right? So It's easy for us to say, right, to question everything about your reality, but you should still, no matter who you are, you should at least one point in your life, you know, even if you're 85 years old, right, question your reality now, question who you are in your reality, question your environment, your relationship to it. And, and, and, and, and get on a different track if you want to. Now, if you don't and you want to go back to sleep, it's your choice, right? I've actually thought about that a few times. What if I just let it all go and I went back to sleep? Maybe someday I'll decide to do that, but it will be a conscious decision.

Yeah. And of course, you don't have to completely go to the extreme, right? You can also take it step by step. And you don't have to necessarily apply to all the different aspects in your life. I mean, of course, when you have a family, then it's more complicated. But then maybe at least start with, you know, a goal that you had about starting your own business. Yeah, it's never too late to do that. Yes.

You know, so it's never too late to do anything.

Exactly. So at least try to, to find that aspect in your life that you are willing and you wanting to change. Yeah. And, and don't wait until it's too late. Totally.

Don't wait till it's too late. That's why I'm doing everything now, you know.

It's time to bring this stuff out, you know. And I've been blown away all week. Like, it's been really cool to learn. And thank you for sharing all your knowledge and distilling it down in such a—

dude, you got just as much knowledge as I do. You do, you do. You just say it a different way. Same with you. Thank you. You, you, you, you both do. You both, you both totally get this stuff, you know? And that's why you guys are going to be awesome trainers. Like, this is, this is your, this is your door, right? You get it. And that's the main thing, right? That's why we're here right now is because we understand these concepts. We understand how to apply them practically to our realities. And we are actively living Reality Transurfing. So now what we're attempting to do is assist others in gaining the knowledge the same way that we understand it and giving it a little more of a practical edge rather than it just being some words in a book. Right? Right. Yeah. Because the words in the book are awesome. Yeah, they are. Don't get me wrong. No, absolutely. They are super, super, super fucking cool.

Read the book.

But it's when you actually start living this stuff that you see results.

The results.

Yeah, absolutely.

And very quick as well. It's crazy. Yeah, I know.

How long ago was it that you were taking the seminars with Dr. Salah Al-Rashad?

Less than a year and a half ago that I first heard about it. Like, starting applying, I would say a month after. I mean, results from the beginning, 2 months after. I mean, quick results.

So this is a pretty amazing example, the fact that Jian's sitting here with us right now. She saw a seminar of mine a year ago. Yeah. A little over a year ago.

Yeah, like say 14 months ago. Yeah.

And now we're all sitting in a gorgeous apartment in Beverly Hills cranking out Transurfing material. Yeah, living the life. I mean, it works.

This shit's pretty cool.

It's pretty cool. And, and that's the thing is it's like when you see an opportunity in your reality, you know, Transurfing is seeing, right? Being able to recognize that and then being able to do what it takes to jump on that wave and ride it. And go and get all the things that are on that track. And that's exactly what you've done, and that's what you've done, Owen, and that's what I've done, right? Kind of came by us and we're just like, cool, here's a track for us. Everybody's got coordination, and boom, everybody's riding the wave, and it's fun, and it's fun. It's fucking fun. And we're creating something super cool that's gonna help people, right? We're just being ourselves. Just being ourselves.

Because we were so nerdy about this stuff.

Nobody's pretending to be anybody they're not, or nobody's trying to impress anybody here. I mean, Gianna and I are sitting here with towels on our heads.

I have one too. Why are you isolating me?

I got out of the shower with no makeup on. We're sitting at a table with towels on our heads. I have towels too. Wearing pajamas. I have 3 towels on my head.

My face is green. Yeah. Cucumber lids. Cucumber lids. Rocking them. The seeds help, you know. It's been a— it has been— it's been a really cool week though. I've learned so much. It's been amazing.

Yeah, I'm very, very happy I came out. So worth it. I know. I feel totally Transurfed right now.

I feel like—

yeah, I feel a little Transurfed, like high on the material and everything that happened in the last week.

Oh, I know. I'm just gonna boogie board for a while.

I know, like I know, after, after this I think I'm just gonna stop talking because my jaw, uh, yeah, my jaw is gonna fall off pretty soon here. But isn't that amazing though, to talk, like to be able to just talk and talk and talk about something that you feel so passionate about? It's not like we're talking shit, we're actually saying things that matter, and we're talking about it all day long, and we're applying all these little things that we acknowledge about our reality, and we're putting them through the Transurfing filter, and we're cracking up, and we're seeing— that's the thing about it, is like we're doing it actively together.

And like, you see it in your reality when you start making shifts, you know? But when you start making shifts with other people who understand that they're making shifts, that's another fucking— oh, totally, dude.

Yeah, it's like talking about the material but also living the material in the moment because we're applying doing this also the whole week. We know exactly when there is—

how many parking spots did we manifest this week? Yeah.

Oh, how about the one—

how about that bag of meth I manifested on Hollywood Boulevard? Yeah, exactly.

But, but I did Michael Jackson. What? Was it—

that was R. Kelly. That was R. Kelly.

R. Kelly? You saw R. Kelly? Damn it. Everybody always has an R. Kelly sighting except me. Wasn't that amazing though, when we were going to the restaurant today and I said, what's the deal with people always wanting to manifest parking spots? Like, what a trivial thing, manifesting a parking spot, manifesting a parking spot. And then right after I said that, one literally opened up right in front of the restaurant and I did a U-turn right into it. I mean, it was like I dropped importance and then all of a sudden one was there. That's funny. It just blew my mind. Yeah, yeah, kind of me too.

I was like, well, here we are, those new age hippies. Yeah, who need a parking spot in LA. Are we the best one?

And the only thing standing in my way between me and that parking spot was that chick with the scooter.

Yeah, that poor chick with the scooter.

I am like, move the fucking scooter now. I am here to take what is mine. I'm gonna frail you, but I'm gonna run over that. It is my sovereign rights.

No, it was good.

Dinner was delicious. Yeah, that was amazing. Great, great wrap dinner. Yeah, yeah. Wine, dessert, dinner. So good.

My candida is very happy. Yeah, yeah.

Doing our little, doing our little Bottega Louie, uh, plug. That place is amazing. It was really good. I enjoyed it tremendously.

Yes, good dinner.

Yeah, way to wrap it up. Yeah, and we can always come back. I like this place. I know, we could come back here. You know what, we could come back here and maybe bring a few others next time. That'd be really cool. That want to make some content with us, and we'll just blow it up. We'll rent both apartments because there's one identical right on top. Right, right. We'll have a big Transurfing party. 4,000 square feet of gorgeous Beverly Hills real estate, and we'll just blow it up. Yeah, yeah, we will, we will create a bunch of content. That'll be awesome.

Yeah, so I'm all for it.

Anybody who's down, send us your resume. Send us your Transurfing resume. We're holding a— holding an open interview. Oh yeah, it's gonna be good.

I'm excited. We got some really cool stuff to go out there. This product is program, course, whatever the fuck it is.

Immersion course.

Immersion. Do I have to say it like that?

Reality Transurfing Immersion Course. It's very— immerse yourself. You know what, it is so true though. I've always given the example of learning a language, and it is exactly the same. You can go online and buy the Rosetta Stone thing to speak French, right? And you can learn words. You can know what all the words mean, right? You can go to Paris, you can go into the grocery store and see, okay, this is milk and this is this and this is that. Papillon. Yep, exactly. Pamplemousse. But yep, you got your pamplemousse.

I only know like 3 French words.

I know. Very random. Yeah, pamplemousse is a good one though, cuz it's just so weird. It's like, what is— it's like, what is that?

I like how you whistle it like an old Southern man, like an old Southern white man. Yeah, pamplemousse.

But it is true, if you really want to learn this stuff. And like we said in our little What Is Reality Transurfing video, you do not need to purchase anything other than the book, right? You don't need to purchase the course. You don't need to purchase—

listen to Transurfing Chill and you can fucking get it. Yep, you can listen to Transurfing Chill for free.

You can listen to your audiobook.

All the podcasts, we talk about all kinds of crazy shit with guests.

You don't need to— you don't need to buy anything to do this. And this is— this is— this is— this is very, very, very important that we get this message across. We want to help people. Hell yeah. Connect with this knowledge. But we're trying to make a bunch of different types of content. Some of it might cost a few bucks. A lot of it is going to be totally free. Sure. And you do not need to purchase anything to, to learn, to learn how to Transurf. But if you want to jump in, right, when I first found Transurfing, man, I would have paid anybody anything to help me through it, right?

I remember looking at your website when I first found out about it.

Yeah, I mean, I was all in, but I didn't have a lot of resources, you know? So I mean, if you're an all-in type of person and you want to go balls deep in the Transurfing— That's a good Facebook ad.

Balls deep. Go balls deep in Transurfing. You want to go balls deep in it?

We got you.

Click here to go balls deep in Transurfing for the low, low price of $49.99.

No, but it's true. You can, you can buy the book, you can listen to the audio, you can listen to Transurf and Chill, you can become a member of our community, uh, International Transurfing Institute on Facebook. Facebook, man, is that a resource, dude. That's all— I mean, I'm learning shit from people in there. I'm like scrolling through the posts, Italian people. I'm like, wow, this is amazing, because you're seeing a bunch of different perspectives or interpretations of the knowledge, and it's so good. It's like I'm listening and reading to some, and I'm just like, wow, this is awesome, just seeing it from another perspective. So even just being a part of the Facebook page, you're gonna learn a ton. Having Transurfing friends, you know, man, it really just—

it's a really good group. Yes, it's an incredible vibe in there. It's unbelievable.

I've never been a part of anything like it. Kudos to Damien for pitching that and really pushing it and all that. Oh yeah, really cool. And I'm excited too, we're gonna do some new stuff, me and you. Oh yeah, little Transurfing After Dark.

Yeah, we're gonna get down and dirty.

That's right, we're gonna talk about controversial shit.

Yeah, we're gonna, we're gonna pick all the hot topics. Yeah, all the hot button issues in our reality, and we're just gonna rip them apart. Yeah, using Transurfing techniques, man.

Move over, garbage bag in the trunk. Exactly right. One more coming for you. Yeah, we're going to the desert tonight. Sweet. I can't wait.

I know, it's gonna be so good. It's gonna be so good. I'm just like, I'm like, oh, I know. You're cracking your fingers already. Renee's like all stretchy. I know. I'm about to go to bed. Oh God, which, which, which topic am I gonna go after first? Yeah. It is not going to be for people easily offended. Right. It's gonna be a comedy show.

We're gonna call it a comedy show right now.

It's gonna be a comedy show. I'll just let everyone know up front, it is going to be unbelievably politically incorrect. Yeah. It is going to be stupid. Unhinged. Do not listen to this if you have ideas of how people should conduct themselves, because Owen and I are not going to— we are not going to adhere to any of the social social etiquette that normal human beings would follow.

No. Yeah, life's too short.

Life's too short. It's gonna be on. We'll put a little disclaimer: don't listen to it with your kids. Just don't listen to it, period. Just don't. Not appropriate.

We are making this, just don't listen to it. Yes, it was like Abby Hoffman had steal this book, we have don't listen to this podcast.

Yes, it will pretty much be making Transurfing after dark. Just so Owen and I can listen to it ourselves and laugh at our own jokes later on. That's pretty much what it's gonna be. You know it is, dude. It is gonna be me and you making jokes that only we are gonna think is funny, right?

And maybe a couple other people like, uh, Wendy Olsen will probably think some of that stuff's funny. Damian will laugh. Yeah, maybe we'll talk about, you know, body parts with teeth. Yeah, we could talk about all kinds of stuff.

I'll probably say— I'll probably send an episode to my grandparents just to really get under their skin. I love pranking your grandparents.

It's the funniest thing.

I know, gosh.

Poor people too. They've been so good to me and any opportunity I can just get a little jab in, I'll just throw it in there. But yeah, they'll be, they'll be getting one of these as a gift.

That's awesome. Special delivery from the International Transurfing Institute. Sounds so professional. Donkey mail.

Oh boy. Oh, that's great. Yeah, that'll be fun. How long have we been talking now?

We're at 6 hours, something along those lines. Yes. Yeah, we've got a podcast here, you know. We just wanted to wrap it out with a fun-loving sit-down. And why not? Why shouldn't we?

Yeah, close the week out. Close the week out.

We got a lot of work to do still, but we've been working really hard. And yeah, update it, check out the Facebook group, go to Transurfing.us, Transurf with us at Transurfing.us. That's pretty good. I just came up with that this morning.

Yeah, that's a good one. Not bad. You're getting— it's really smooth. It's like super smooth.

News. Welcome. Sabado, sabado, sabado. I had to practice the whistle. But Transurfing.us, Transurf with us at Transurfing.us.

Join our Facebook.

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And Instagram, reality_transurfing.

Yep. And Instagram, Bootsy Greenwood. Instagram, GG_on_the-road.

On the road. What else can we plug?

What else can we plug?

Come to me on Patreon and I'll give you interesting things.

Yes. And yeah, I think that's— oh, and subscribe to Transurfing TV. Oh my God, yeah, we can't forget, can't leave Transurfing TV out, where this podcast will be.

Yeah, it'll be on there, on there, right? Yes, and Spotify, iTunes, we're everywhere, we're everywhere, fucking everywhere, dude.

We're blowing up in your reality. Coming soon to your reality. Yes, Renee, Owen, and Gigi just destroying it. Transurfing your face.

I guess it's about time. Transurf. Say yes on out of this podcast.

Yes, let's transurf up on out of here.

We got to get out of, out of this place tomorrow and get this—

got a 6-hour drive on the 5 freeway.

That's going to be a good time.

That's going to be— yeah, it's going to be fun.

That'll be a good time. Yeah. 11-hour flight. Ooh, what a champ.

Well, thanks everybody. Uh, yeah, check us out on all the links and we'll see you next time. Peace. Ciao.