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Scott Kiloby

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.

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Scott Kiloby

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 (kiloby.com/workshops)
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