How to End Suffering
Scott Kiloby states in brief what he sees as the root of human suffering and why he thinks most traditional methods fall short of reaching it.
Non-duality · Emotional Repression Inquiry
American non-duality teacher and founder of Kiloby Inquiries (K.I.), a structured self-inquiry method addressing emotional repression, trauma and addiction, and co-founder of the Kiloby Center for Recovery.
Scott Kiloby is a non-duality teacher and author of several books on spiritual awakening, including Awake But Sick. With Dan McLintock he developed Kiloby Inquiries (K.I.), a self-inquiry method aimed at locating and releasing repressed emotion and early-life trauma held in the body, which he positions as a root-cause approach to anxiety, depression, addiction and spiritual seeking. He also co-founded two addiction-treatment programs, the Kiloby Center for Recovery and the Natural Rest House, that combine mindfulness and nondual awareness with clinical treatment.
Kiloby currently teaches through one-on-one mentorship intensives, a certification program for K.I. practitioners, free online webinars and nonduality meetings, and periodic in-person workshops in Europe; no fixed public calendar is published, so upcoming dates should be checked directly at kiloby.com/workshops.
“This is the first time I'm taking this work public outside of my private membership, and I'm being 100% transparent: people can stay for the level they need and leave whenever they're done.”Scott Kiloby
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Scott Kiloby states in brief what he sees as the root of human suffering and why he thinks most traditional methods fall short of reaching it.
Scott Kiloby makes the case that the drive to seek spiritually is itself a trauma response.
A long-form talk in which Scott Kiloby sets out what he believes most spiritual teaching leaves out about the unconscious.
Scott Kiloby challenges the common non-dual instruction to rest in simple presence, saying it served him as a hiding place from buried anger.
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Scott Kiloby argues that spiritual practice which stays in awareness alone leaves the body's stored emotion untouched.
From the podcast Scott Kiloby's Podcast - Natural Recovery from Suffering
Listen on Apple PodcastsAn episode on how spiritual seeking can function as avoidance of unprocessed emotion rather than as a resolution of it.
From the podcast Scott Kiloby's Podcast - Natural Recovery from Suffering
Listen on Apple PodcastsScott Kiloby describes people who hold unacknowledged rage beneath an outward calm, and what he says that costs them.
From the podcast Scott Kiloby's Podcast - Natural Recovery from Suffering
Listen on Apple PodcastsScott Kiloby discusses emotional repression, attachment to belief, and what he considers genuine recovery from suffering.
From the podcast Scott Kiloby's Podcast - Natural Recovery from Suffering
Listen on Apple PodcastsDirect contemplation of awareness, identity and the experience of separation.
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