Scott Kiloby is a non-dual teacher who wants to help you and others experience awareness and no self in this lifetime. He helps people recover from addiction and has published a powerful book, the contents of which he discusses In this interview. Specifically, he describes portals to recognizing awareness that you can try immediately. It's a different way of approaching a transformational way of life and you won't want to miss it.

Scott Kiloby is a noted author and international speaker on the subject of freedom through non-dual recognition (authentic spiritual awakening as it is taught in the East).

He is the author of seven books and has traveled the world extensively giving lectures, workshops and intensives on spiritual awakening and the healing of addiction, anxiety, depression and trauma.

Scott is the co-founder of the Kiloby Center for Recovery in Palm Springs California, the first addiction, anxiety, depression, and trauma Intensive Outpatient Program to focus primarily on mindfulness. Scott is also the co-owner of the Natural Rest House, a detox and residential center in La Quinta, California.

His books include  Living Realization: A simple, plain English guide to non-duality, Natural Rest for Addiction: A Radical Approach to Recovery Through Mindfulness and Awareness and The Unfindable Inquiry: One Simple Tool to Overcome Feelings of Unworthiness and Find Inner Peace

 In This Interview, Scott Kiloby and I Discuss...

• The Wolf Parable
• His book, Living Realization: A simple, plain English guide to non-duality
• The definition of non-duality
• Non-dual awakening
• That the ego is a suffering mechanism
• The false self
• The possibility of waking up from a separate self mentality
• How we are not our thoughts, we are the thinker of our thoughts
• The necessity of experiencing awareness
• Portals to recognizing awareness
• Let all appearances be as they are
• The power of not resisting what is happening
• Suffering = Pain + Resistance
• Seeing that all appearances are inseparable
• Life as a seamless reality & the thoughts that break things up
• The fact that seeking has resistance in it
• Self-inquiry
• The persistence of trauma, shame, addiction and the core story

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