Scott Kiloby’s Podcast – Natural Recovery from Suffering

In this exciting episode of the podcast, Scott is thrilled to welcome his co-author and fellow KI co-developer and trainer, Toshi Matsunaga. Scott and Toshi co-authored the book *Awake but Sick: The Myth of Immediate Freedom and the Dangers of Spiritual Seeking and Finding.* They've worked closely together for years developing and simplifying KI emotional repression inquiry. Together, they've explored specifically how spiritual bypassing manifests in spiritual practices, pointers, and frameworks. Their book delves into this topic in detail, supported by scientific insights, and now they want to share their knowledge with you on this podcast. Toshi is set to emerge as a non-duality teacher, guiding individuals in recognizing present-moment awareness and processing buried emotions for genuine transformation.

To work with Toshi, book a clarity call here: https://kiloby.com/toshi.

Sign up for Toshi's monthly non-duality and KI workshop here: https://kiloby.com/nonduality-ki.

Scott was falling asleep one night while listening to something on YouTube when he suddenly woke up to something appalling. He heard a social media influencer, who is very popular but struggles with anger repression, bamboozling her entire audience by not owning her anger repression. Instead, she acted overly empathetic to lure in and maintain her following. Scott, recognizing the profound impact of this behavior, felt compelled to wake up and record this podcast to share the true motivation for his work in KI and explain how it represents a different modality. Listen closely to learn how to dissolve narcissism instead of placing blame on others.

To speak with Scott for free about his 90-day intensive, visit Colin [kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott).

Please read Scott's blog on Medium: https://medium.com/@skiloby/needism-the-more-unconscious-we-are-the-more-narcissistic-we-behave-dc63b6cbcf6d.

In this episode, Scott dives deep into building trust through authenticity. He addresses a question from an audience member who is considering engaging in KI but feels hesitant about trusting Scott and the method. Scott shares his own experiences with distrust, which stem from buried anger, and emphasizes that self-trust has been a crucial aspect of his personal journey.

He explains that all trust issues ultimately relate back to self-trust, highlighting how emotional repression can hinder our ability to express our true feelings and, consequently, trust others. Scott uses the questioner's concerns to explore trust as an internal process, stressing that genuine trust is developed through processing buried emotions. Authentic relationships emerge from this exploration of self.

If you're interested in joining Scott's group Jumpstart in March or want to consider working with him one-on-one, visit https://kiloby.com/jumpstart.

In this episode, Scott explores the hidden dynamics of avoidant attachment style and why individuals may cheat in relationships. This episode is a result of many people asking Scott about the common infidelity among spiritual teachers and how they often don’t address it directly and maturely. Many people have also asked Scott about their cheating spouse or their own history of infidelity, blind to the roots of such behavior.

He discusses how unmet emotional needs from childhood often lead to deceptive behaviors and emphasizes that buried emotions, if unacknowledged, can result in cycles of guilt and shame.

Scott highlights that individuals who cheat may later feel overwhelming guilt or shame and an urgent need to hide or apologize, showcasing the internal struggles tied to unprocessed feelings. By addressing the roots of infidelity, Scott provides valuable insights into the emotional complexities that drive such behaviors and the way out of this suffering.

To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this episode, Scott delves into the intricate factors that shape human motivation and behavior, drawing insights from his recent blogs on Medium. He discusses how our genes, environment, cultures, and conditioning are inseparable, but emphasizes the often-overlooked role of emotional repression in our suffering.

The episode examines various perspectives on suffering, including theories from Sigmund Freud, Anna Lembke, and Donald Hoffman. Each offers unique insights, but Scott urges listeners to recognize that merely analyzing these theories isn't enough. True change comes from actively processing buried emotions. Scott also touches on non-dual traditions that challenge the idea of separation, suggesting that recognizing our interconnectedness can alleviate suffering. He calls for a shift from survival mode to thriving, encouraging listeners to embrace emotional responsibility and seek deeper connections with themselves.

To join Scott's monthly KI Jumpstart group or to come and speak to Scott for free if you're interested in working with him and his one-on-one 90-day intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/jumpstart.

To read Scott’s blog on Medium called The Burial and Resurrection of Sigmond Freud, visit https://medium.com/@skiloby/the-burial-and-resurrection-of-sigmund-freud-the-impact-of-ignoring-emotional-repression-in-therapy-dd42651a5938.

To work directly with Scott, https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott shares his personal story of transformation as a non-duality teacher, reflecting on how his teachings, while initially beneficial, often helped others sidestep their own unresolved feelings by pointing to presence. This approach inadvertently created an inauthentic experience of compassion and empathy, which he unknowingly transmitted to those who came to his work for support.

In this episode, Scott explores how he has come to recognize that authentic compassion is rooted in a genuine desire to alleviate suffering, while authentic empathy involves receiving another's experience free from the distortions of one's own unresolved emotions.

If you're interested in working with Scott, whether through a group jumpstart mentorship or a free consultation about his 90-day intensive program, visit [https://kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott).

In this episode, Scott delves into a unique and often unexplored topic of how witnessing phenomena coming and going to awareness can perpetuate suffering through the ruminating effect of that kind of practice. For years, Scott lived in the seeing of the waves coming and going to the ocean of awareness, but the question of why the waves were appearing was never addressed until KI helped Scott access, through a vertical practice, the buried emotions that were creating the waves at the surface. Here, Scott warns against not understanding how ego rumination can turn to spiritual rumination, which keeps us from achieving true freedom and living that in our relationships. Although these concepts might feel foreign at the beginning, they are important for KI, as they allow us to pinpoint the avoidant pattern more specifically and work with it in KI.

If you would like to join Scott's month-long KI jumpstart group or talk to him for free about working with him one-on-one in his 90-day intensive program, visit [https://kiloby.com/jumpstart](https://kiloby.com/jumpstart).

Scott is excited for listeners to hear this interview with Mark Vicente.

Mark Vicente is an author, speaker, and award-winning Writer/Director/Producer from Johannesburg, South Africa. His filmmaking journey began at a young age, leading him to become the Director of Photography for the musical *Sarafina!*, starring Whoopi Goldberg, and one of the youngest cinematographers to shoot a big-budget studio film with Disney’s *Fatherhood*, featuring Patrick Swayze and Halle Berry.

Driven by a desire to tell untold stories, Mark created the groundbreaking film *What the BLEEP do we Know?!*, which blended science, philosophy, and filmmaking, achieving remarkable success through grassroots marketing. He later released *Encender el Corazon*, addressing the kidnapping epidemic in Mexico, but made the difficult decision to pull it from distribution after uncovering ties to the criminal enterprise NXIVM. This journey was documented in the HBO series *THE VOW*.

Mark's current project, *Empathy Not Included* (The Narcissist’s Playbook), is a feature-length documentary that explores the pervasive issue of narcissism, featuring insights from self-aware malignant narcissists alongside wisdom from survivors and mental health professionals.

In this episode, Scott calls narcissism "needism" to help reduce the stigma surrounding the subject. He emphasizes that we all have narcissistic tendencies, even if some exhibit more extreme, diagnosable forms. By owning the mechanisms of emotional repression that create a sense of falseness in our lives, we can begin to recognize that we are often operating on unmet childhood needs, particularly the need for love and safety. These needs drive us in relationships and on social media. Unfortunately, many people do not process their own repression before trying to help others, which can lead to codependency in both personal relationships and social media interactions.

The need for connection, coming from the disconnection in our bodies, can spiral out of control when we do not do our own work. Need is essentially a separation from ourselves, which leads to seeking needs to get met by others. Until we do our own transformative work, we are operating from disconnection and needing. The insidious thing about it is that we will deny it because these needs and the emotions connected to them are buried. This is a call to action for everyone to engage in the inner work necessary for transformation, as it can ultimately transform the entire earth. The issues we face, whether they be greed, crime, drugs, divorce, or narcissism on social media, stem from basic human needs that we have buried. By uncovering these needs, we hold the key to our ultimate freedom.

To work directly with Scott, come talk to him about his 90-day intensive program by visiting: https://kiloby.com/scott.

Please read Scott's blog on Medium titled, Needism: The More Repressed We Are, the More Narcissistic We Behave: https://medium.com/@skiloby/needism-the-more-unconscious-we-are-the-more-narcissistic-we-behave-dc63b6cbcf6d

In this podcast, Scott delves into how making conscious the mechanism that creates suffering is our opportunity to experience our authentic being and live life without suffering. We have to continue suffering until it feels safe for us to feel and express all that's true, but when it does, we feel chemically balanced and sustainably regulated. We find safety and love within and can offer that in relationship, whereas before we were disconnected from our bodies and each other. Please listen to Scott's guide to happiness and authenticity in relationships: [https://medium.com/@skiloby/guide-to-present-happiness-and-authentic-relationships-6e2b1c5f5334](https://medium.com/@skiloby/guide-to-present-happiness-and-authentic-relationships-6e2b1c5f5334). If you would like to work with Scott in his 90-day intensive program or join the jumpstart group at the beginning of each month, visit: [https://kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott).

In this podcast, Scott shares his insights on borderline personality disorder (BPD) and explores the mind-body connections related to emotional repression that contribute to the fear of abandonment and other distinct patterns associated with BPD. While Scott is not a therapist or a doctor and does not diagnose or treat any conditions, his background as a codeveloper in KI, combined with his personal experiences and ownership of mental health and addiction treatment centers, allows him to discuss the topic from a somatic perspective.

Listeners can expect a refreshing viewpoint on BPD, and Scott encourages them to share the podcast with researchers, therapists, and others working in the field to help advance the understanding of this complex, trauma-based mental health issue. To work with Scott in his 90-day intensive program, come speak to him for free by visiting [https://kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott). Read Scott's blog: *The Burial and Resurrection of Sigmund Freud: The Impact of Ignoring Emotional Repression in Therapy*: [https://medium.com/@skiloby/the-burial-and-resurrection-of-sigmund-freud-the-impact-of-ignoring-emotional-repression-in-therapy-dd42651a5938](https://medium.com/@skiloby/the-burial-and-resurrection-of-sigmund-freud-the-impact-of-ignoring-emotional-repression-in-therapy-dd42651a5938).

Scott talks to KI Mentor Serena Senteshi. Serena shares deeply personal experiences of childhood sexual and physical violence, shedding light on the domestic abuse she endured and the unconscious coping mechanisms she developed to survive.

She discusses her journey through intense suffering and mental health challenges, highlighting how KI Emotional Repression Inquiry has been pivotal in her transformation.

Through this transformative process, Serena has rediscovered her connection with her body, emotions, and self, as well as her vulnerability, love and trust in relationships with friends, family, and men.

If you’re interested in meeting or working with her, you can book a free Discovery Call here: www.kiloby.com/Serena

In this episode, Scott delves into the complex relationship between love and narcissism, focusing on the covert agendas that stem from buried anger and unmet emotional needs. He emphasizes that when we confront our own narcissistic tendencies, rooted in childhood experiences of seeking safety, love, and approval, we open the door to experiencing authentic love and genuine connection. Scott shares his personal journey as an anger repressor, highlighting how these covert agendas can manifest in subtle ways, often without our awareness, leading to manipulation in relationships.

Listeners are urged during the podcast to search AI on the issue of whether unmet needs are also hidden and connected to buried emotions. As AI will indicate, the answer is yes. Join Scott for an insightful exploration of the direct connection between narcissism and embodied love and authenticity. If you're interested in talking to Scott for free about his 90-day intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott delves into the journey of finding safety and love by processing buried emotions through present moment awareness. He shares his experience of identifying with sadness and other vulnerable emotions in relationships, and expressing those feelings to people close to him.

Scott reflects on how he believed that his suffering—rooted in hurt, grief, and sadness—was the entirety of his existence from childhood until the age of 40. However, after awakening to non-dual awareness in 2007, he noticed that much of the hurt and sadness began to fade, albeit with a few triggers remaining. This journey ultimately revealed a bypass of buried anger that had prevented him from discovering his authenticity. It was only through processing this buried anger that Scott could truly find safety and love within himself.

To speak with Scott for free about his 90-day intensive program, visit [https://kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott).

Additionally, you can read Scott's blog on Medium titled "Guide to Present Happiness and Authentic Relationships" at [https://medium.com/@skiloby/guide-to-present-happiness-and-authentic-relationships-6e2b1c5f5334](https://medium.com/@skiloby/guide-to-present-happiness-and-authentic-relationships-6e2b1c5f5334).

Scott shares his personal journey as a non-duality teacher, reflecting on how he once struggled with unresolved anger and the shadows it created in his life. He introduces the Zen saying, "If you see the Buddha on the road, kill him," and explains its significance in understanding the pitfalls of spiritual ego and authority from a repression-informed perspective.

Scott emphasizes that true transformation comes from processing buried emotions rather than avoiding them through spirituality. He reveals how the KI emotional repression inquiry helped him confront his own spiritual ego, which involved identification with safer traits like compassion, empathy, and even the direct experience of awareness to avoid buried anger— the producer of shadows.

Scott invites you to explore the depths of your own emotional landscape and discover how addressing buried feelings can lead to authenticity and liberation.

If you're interested in working with Scott, whether through a group jumpstart mentorship or a free consultation about his 90-day intensive program, visit [https://kiloby.com/scott](https://kiloby.com/scott).

Scott shares a light-hearted personal account of how just about everything that we see is a potential vehicle for transformation. Come have a laugh and a relaxing moment with Scott in his more casual mood that people don’t often see when he is teaching.

To read Scott’s article on “Needism,” mentioned in this episode, visit: https://medium.com/@skiloby/needism-the-more-unconscious-we-are-the-more-narcissistic-we-behave-dc63b6cbcf6d.

To speak to Scott for Free about his 90 day intensive program, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Reflecting on his recent in depth article on Medium called “Repression Earth,” Scott delves into the intricate layers of human motivation, examining how emotional repression influences suffering. He explores a range of psychological theories, from Freud's insights on the unconscious to Skinner's behaviorism, highlighting the impact of childhood experiences and cultural contexts on our motivations. Scott emphasizes the importance of transforming our understanding through emotional awareness and personal responsibility, urging listeners to confront buried emotions to foster genuine healing. By integrating concepts from non-dual traditions and modern psychology, this episode invites you to reflect on the deeper reasons behind your actions and the potential for transformation in your life. To join Scott’s monthly KI jumpstart group or to speak to him for free if you’re interested in his 90 day one on one intensive program, visit https://kiloby.com/jumpstart. Here’s the link to the full article, Repression Earth: https://tinyurl.com/2vsznpmz.

In this special episode, revealing upcoming developments in KI, Scott explores how emotional repression influences human behavior through the lens of the pleasure-pain principle. This principle, rooted in early psychological theories, highlights our innate drive to seek pleasure and avoid pain.

Using the iceberg model as a framework, Scott categorizes emotional programs into two distinct areas: those that reside above the water, representing our needs for connection, safety, and validation, and those that lie beneath, encompassing the pain-producing programs associated with the repression of anger, sadness, and hurt.

This episode emphasizes how unmet needs are connected to emotional repression, showing people a very direct, accessible, and simple way to see how the pain-pleasure cycle creates suffering from emotional repression in their everyday experience.

This episode is focused on how to dismantle barriers to authentic expression and connection by addressing skillfully the pain-pleasure mechanism. This leads to a more fulfilling life and improved relationships.

If you are interested in working with Scott and his one-on-one 90-day intensive program using the beta version of what he has described in this episode, come speak to him for free at https://kiloby.com/scott.

Check out Scott’s full article on Medium on this topic (with the science to support): https://medium.com/@skiloby/emotional-repression-and-the-pain-pleasure-principle-e5a531787086.

Listen to the announcement in the episode first please!

Read Scott’s article mentioned in the episode related to the announcement next: https://medium.com/@skiloby/emotional-repression-and-the-pain-pleasure-principle-e5a531787086.

If you’re interested in speaking to Scott for free about his one on one 90 day intensive, or signing up for the Feb KI jumpstart to experience this beta version of KI that’s being developed, visit https://kiloby.com/jumpstart. For the free Clarity Call with Scott, scroll down to the bottom of the page past the jumpstart group information.

Scott asks that you do not schedule a Clarity Call with him before signing up for the jumpstart group, only before the 90 day intensive.

Scott takes on a unique perspective regarding suffering, asserting that we inherently have a right to suffer, a right we've carried since birth. Conditioned into a sense of separation, our suffering often stems from unprocessed emotions hidden within the body. When we do nothing about our suffering, we are, in essence, exercising this right.

As a non-duality teacher, Scott reflects on how many passive practices he offered inadvertently allowed people to continue exercising their right to suffer by avoiding their buried emotions. Through his mentoring in KI emotional repression inquiry, individuals reclaim their power, realizing that while they have the right to suffer, they also possess the right to be free by addressing the root of their pain.

Join this intriguing episode, which culminates in deep compassion, patience, and love. If you're interested in working with Scott, come talk to him for free about his 90-day intensive program at https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott explains how emotional repression leads us to unconsciously choose safety and love over freedom. This affects our choice of paths, practices, and teachers, sabotaging our journey. After years on a spiritual path, we might wonder why we still suffer, facing issues like disease, chronic pain, or addiction. The reason is that we unknowingly prioritize safety over true freedom.

Although we aim for freedom, our unconscious conditioning keeps us safe but suffering. The Kiloby Inquiries (KI) offer a way to break free by addressing the unconscious drivers of this suffering. To talk to Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this thought-provoking episode, Scott emphasizes the significance of having the right context in our spiritual practices. He clarifies that "right" does not necessarily equate to what is correct or absolutely true, but rather refers to a perspective that guides us toward understanding our experiences in a way that addresses the root of our suffering. Scott explains that if our context diverts us from recognizing how we contribute to our own suffering, we risk falling into an avoidant spiritual path—one that our unconscious mind seeks as a means of safety and love. He highlights that buried emotions, which we struggle to process due to the contexts we adopt, play a crucial role in this dynamic. For those interested in working directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this thought-provoking episode, Scott shares his personal journey growing up in a gender double bind, feeling unable to fully embrace either masculinity or femininity. Repressing anger made it difficult for him to embody the typical cultural signs of masculinity, while being biologically male prevented him from expressing his femininity without facing bullying. Throughout his life, Scott struggled to find a place within the confines of gender, unaware that his buried anger was at the core of his challenges.

Scott explains how discovering and processing not only his buried anger but also his repressed femininity ultimately resolved the question of his own authenticity. By addressing the repression of both his masculine and feminine sides, he was able to navigate his identity more freely. This episode may resonate with many listeners, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, offering insights into the complexities of gender expression and emotional health.

If you're interested in talking to Scott for free about working with him in a one-on-one 90-day intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott explores the intricate relationship between our consciousness and the future shaped by advancements in AI and deepfake technology, inspired in part by a song from Aimee Mann and current events. Scott delves into how taking sides—whether politically or otherwise—often serves as a protective mechanism from our unresolved trauma and buried emotions, ultimately perpetuating our suffering. He focuses in part on “sick green” consciousness and how progressive viewpoints are often still driven by old wounds from mom and dad. Instead of aligning with specific conspiracy theories, positions or parties, he advocates for making consciousness and embodiment our top priorities. This shift will ground us in an uncertain political and economic landscape, as well as navigate the challenges of trust and verification of identity in an increasingly complex digital world. Rather than solely highlighting suffering, Scott focuses on inspiring listeners to transcend their struggles. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott delves into the profound idea that true intimacy and meaningful connections flourish when we allow ourselves to fully experience our emotions and open up to others. While emotional repression often serves as a misguided form of self-protection, it ultimately sabotages our deepest desires for authenticity and closeness.

Scott speaks directly and unapologetically, addressing listeners who may feel triggered or uncomfortable with the truths he shares. He emphasizes that for those genuinely ready to engage in deep inner work, this message can be a catalyst for profound change, helping them confront the root of their suffering.

This episode offers a candid exploration of Scott’s journey as an anger repressor, sharing his personal struggles with buried emotions and how this work has transformed his relationships. Tune in for an insightful, and at times provocative, discussion that challenges you to face your own emotional barriers.

To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this thought-provoking podcast episode, Scott explores the concept of hyper-independence and how it can become a significant hindrance on one's spiritual path. He explains that the insulated barrier created by those on a hyper-independent path often involves neglecting buried emotions, leading them to become their own cult leader, guiding them into the same self-sabotage and avoidance that has been driving them since childhood.

Hyper-independence often results in an avoidance of genuine connection, with common negative effects such as addiction, chronic pain, and ongoing emotional distress. He urges listeners to question the unmet needs and suppressed emotions that fuel such behavior, as true self-trust would naturally foster authentic relationships.

Listeners are invited to reflect on how hyper-independence may masquerade as self-trust, yet ultimately prevents deep connections with others, driven by underlying fears. Tune in to hear Scott share insights from his extensive experience in KI emotional repression inquiry and personal anecdotes from his journey. If you're interested in working with Scott in his 90-day intensive program, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott shares the before and after emotional repression inquiry upon request of listeners. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott delves deeply into how grandiose narcissism originates from a foundation of repressed hurt and sadness. Scott discusses the complexities of emotional repression, revealing how these buried feelings shape the grandiose persona often seen as a means to meet unmet childhood needs and maintain a supply of validation from others.

Scott outlines the intricate relationship between grandiose narcissism and the full spectrum of emotional repression. He emphasizes that anger repressors, frequently unaware of their own covert narcissism, can find themselves triggered and challenged by individuals labeled as grandiose narcissists. This podcast clarifies these relational complexities, providing insights into how the structure of grandiose narcissism reflects a broader human experience.

Listeners will understand that the same repression dynamics seen in narcissism exist within all individuals, and embracing our inherent narcissistic tendencies is a vital and healthy approach to navigating this topic.

If you're serious about working with Scott in his 90-day intensive, https://kiloby.com/scott.

Happy New Year! In this episode, Scott dives into the concept of New Year's resolutions, highlighting their common nature as often short-lived desires for significant life changes. He reflects on how resolutions like losing weight, becoming more connected, or dropping a compulsion can fail to sustain themselves over time. Scott shares insights from his journey, particularly focusing on emotional repression inquiry—a practice developed to reveal how emotional repression sabotages our success and well-being.

After years of struggle, Scott was able to change behaviors quite effortlessly by framing it all differently and developing essential skills (KI Emotional Repression Inquiry). He also draws influence from James Clear's book "Atomic Habits," emphasizing how listeners can make it easier on themselves. He explains that we unconsciously seek to get childhood needs of safety and love met, which leads to the resolutions we make consciously being unmet and resulting in more suffering.

Before making any big commitments for the year ahead, tune in to this podcast for a deeper understanding of how to transform your approach to change and avoid another year of failed resolutions.

To talk with Scott about his individualized 90 Day Intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott shares the poignant story of Mary, who grapples with her challenging relationship with Christmas and her father. As Mary buries herself in work to avoid the painful feelings that arise during the holiday season, her hidden suffering begins to manifest as physical ailments, seemingly connected to her unresolved issues with her dad. Ultimately, she decides to confront the root of her suffering, leading to a shocking revelation about her deep-seated anguish and the feelings of obligation tied to Christmas.

Mary's journey is fraught with struggle and introspection. She navigates the confusion of looking outward for validation—from her father, men, and the holiday itself—only to find that true healing requires her to turn inward. Through this painful process, she learns to unravel the layers of her hidden agony, ultimately discovering the greatest gift she had longed for as a child: the innocence of authenticity. Scott provides context along the way, offering listeners a unique perspective on the underlying motivations for suffering and the path to healing.

To speak to Scott for free about doing his 90-day one-on-one intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott delves into covert narcissism in a stream of consciousness manner, illustrating how repression underlies all forms of narcissism, whether diagnosable or not. He emphasizes that each of us must confront this issue and explore whether our narcissistic or ego-driven behaviors stem from the fear of anger, hurt, or sadness. For those who bury anger, hidden or covert manipulation and control often manifest in relationships, creating dynamics that remain unseen. This is what makes it covert; we often project onto others the very traits we dislike within ourselves. Until we acknowledge and own these aspects, true freedom eludes us. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this episode, Scott invites his very special first guest - the innovative Dan McLintock - Co-Developer of KI. Dan and Scott tackle the concept of the original gaslight: how we often believe we’re being gaslit by others while failing to recognize that we gaslight ourselves due to emotional repression from childhood. They dive deep into how this self-deception plays a significant role in meeting our needs and maintaining a false narrative about our lives.

Dan and Scott also share their unique journeys and how their histories intertwined to form KI—meeting at a pivotal moment to address the avoidance of their previous spiritual paths. Experience the special synergy between Scott and Dan (even if it triggers you a bit), as they invite you into their vulnerable worlds - emerging from anger repression despite a society that often favors falseness and codependency. To work directly with Scott or Dan, visit https://kiloby.com/clarity-call.

In this episode, Scott dives into the intriguing world of conspiracy theories, offering a unique perspective that links the beliefs of their proponents to underlying trauma and buried emotions. He explores how these unprocessed feelings can shape an individual's worldview, causing them to project a reality that is deeply influenced by their past experiences.

While many seek the truth through these theories, Scott suggests that they often overlook the importance of introspection—ignoring the emotions tied to their childhood experiences. These buried feelings can manifest as strong shadows cast upon figures of authority, like the government or parental archetypes. Rather than leading to genuine understanding, this path can sometimes deepen ignorance. Scott emphasizes the need for curiosity not just about external events, but also about our internal consciousness. By exploring our own feelings and experiences, we can address the suffering that manifests in the world around us. This journey inward allows us to break free from the duality and confusion that often dominate our perceptions of reality.

To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Join Scott in this episode as he dives into the Three Dimensions of Spiritual Practice developed by KI. Scott explores how these dimensions shape our spiritual journeys, detailing the actions we take—or do not take—in our practices. In the first dimension, we sit in stillness, allowing our thoughts and feelings to arise. In the second dimension, we prompt something up from the unconsciousness that would not have otherwise come into awareness without our prompting. Scott emphasizes that the first two dimensions often overlook buried emotions, leading to an inherent bypass in spiritual growth.

To address this bypass, Scott introduces the groundbreaking third dimension of spiritual practice created by KI. He not only explains these three dimensions in depth but also shares solutions to the automatic bypass that frequently hinders spiritual progress. Additionally, he highlights insights from his new book, *Awake But Sick: The Myth of Immediate Freedom and the Dangers of Spiritual Bypassing*, which offers a comprehensive look at bypassing and its dangers. Most importantly, Scott discusses how to truly end suffering by confronting the very emotions we often seek to avoid. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott explores the intriguing connection between codependent behavior and buried anger, drawing on scientific and academic research to illuminate this vital topic. Many individuals may exhibit seemingly benign behaviors—such as being overly nice, trying to save or fix others, or prioritizing the feelings of those around them—yet these tendencies often mask deeper, unresolved emotions.

Scott reveals how codependent behaviors, while prominent on the surface, can lead to an oversight of the buried anger that fuels these actions. By understanding the hidden roots of codependency, listeners will gain a fresh perspective on their own behaviors and the emotions that may be influencing them without their awareness.

Through insightful discussions and evidence-based insights, this podcast episode provides a deeper, more enlightening way to engage with the complexities of codependency. If you’re looking to unravel these behaviors and confront the underlying emotions, this episode is a must-listen.

To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott delves into how emotional repression fuels suffering, highlighting how various forms—such as anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and self-limiting beliefs—are often labeled separately. He reveals that they all stem from the same source: unprocessed emotions. These emotions create suffering as a defense mechanism, keeping us safe from what we've buried. Scott offers a fresh perspective by examining everyday scenarios that may seem unrelated to buried emotions but, in fact, are intricately connected. Tune in to uncover the hidden links between your experiences and emotional repression. To work directly with Scott in one on one mentorship or to join his KI jump starter group, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott delves into the profound feelings of being unheard or misunderstood in our relationships. These emotions often stem from our inability to express the authentic feelings we have buried deep within ourselves. Scott explores the origins of identity and how various personas arise to protect us from confronting these buried emotions. Understanding where the feelings of being unseen, unheard, or misunderstood come from is crucial to unraveling the complexities of our emotional experiences.

Listeners will gain practical insights that target the root of all identities, regardless of their content. Whether you're struggling with emotional expression or seeking greater clarity in your relationships, this episode offers valuable tools for self-discovery and authenticity. For those interested in working directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this exciting podcast, Scott reveals his latest book on the perils of spiritual bypassing, co-authored with the esteemed Toshi Matsunaga. Through extensive research and years of working with clients, Scott and Toshi have uncovered the critical role that emotional repression plays in driving various forms of suffering.

The book delves into the inherent bypasses present in many Eastern practices, pointers, and philosophies. Scott and Toshi meticulously examine how buried emotions can undermine the effectiveness of these spiritual approaches, leading to a false sense of peace and a perpetuation of unresolved emotional wounds.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the science behind this phenomenon and learn how to navigate the rich landscape of spiritual practices with a more holistic approach. The podcast sets the stage for Toshi Matsunaga to emerge as a prominent teacher in the coming years, as he and Scott share their insights and strategies for processing buried emotions.

To speak to Toshi about working directly with him, visit https://kiloby.com/clarity-call

Join Scott in this insightful episode as he explores a profound perspective on suffering. The science tells us that buried emotions create suffering, and Scott dives deep into how this suffering stems from what we’re not feeling. He explains that suffering arises to awareness because it’s safer than buried emotions.

Scott discusses how unresolved childhood needs are intricately linked to these buried emotions, leading us to identify with false narratives about ourselves. Instead of navigating a path of avoidance or numbness, he encourages listeners to confront what they’re not feeling—this is the key to unlocking the buried emotions that fuel our suffering.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that could transform your understanding of emotional well-being.

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Scott proposes that we add a particular sign or qualification to narcissism, one that is often, if not always, overlooked. It’s this one sign that can help us transform narcissism .Listen and find out what the one sign is. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott discusses how words like enlightenment and awakening have been used to help us avoid the very root of suffering, buried emotions, which do not arise to awareness. In the future, as people become more educated about how trauma and emotional repression drive suffering, they will find the teachings of enlightenment and awakening increasingly irrelevant as they do not address what doesn’t arise and what therefore produces suffering. The new enlightenment is not a new enlightenment at all. It’s about throwing out all the old that kept us from ending our suffering, which is what enlightenment or awakening should have been about from the beginning. To work with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott focuses on Eckhart Tolle’s concept of the “pain body” and how he encourages people to overlook the conditioning of emotional repression hidden in the pain body. Like so many modern non-duality teachings, his work ignores the very root of suffering. Scott goes into all the benefits of Eckhart’s teachings including his articulate discussion of the frequencies of Being but also the massive limitation of his constant pointing to present moment awareness when buried emotions do not arise to awareness and they continue to create suffering. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this podcast, Scott explains the connection between shadows and buried emotions as well as the duality of shadows and how that applies to embodied non-dual realization. To work with Scott directly, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this episode, Scott explores the lifelong avoidant patterns and strategies of individuals who repress Hurt and Sadness. He likens their experience to dancing around the outer edge of a black hole within their bodies, where they remain unconscious of the darkness that actually holds the light of their true being. Scott emphasizes that while a life of avoidance is intertwined with Hurt and Sadness repression, this same avoidance can transform into a portal for embodied freedom. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott takes listeners through the discovery of how we create separation from our unconscious programming and how suffering we see comes in many forms but has one unconscious source. Don’t be fooled by the many names we give childhood buried emotions. It only looks like adult relationship problems and adult suffering like anxiety or addiction at the surface. It’s really all about what you can’t feel. To join Scott’s Jumpstart group starting tomorrow, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott returns to the topic of how buried emotions create self-sabotage and therefore how the secret to manifesting the life that you want always feels out of reach as this unconscious operating system thwarts your best efforts to find love, success, awakening or healing. To work with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott gives the KI explanation of the mind-body connections that are vital to the process of making the unconscious drivers of suffering conscious. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this episode, Scott explores the connection between buried emotions and the premature quest for forgiveness. He discusses how we often seek forgiveness as a way to avoid facing our internal suffering. Authentic forgiveness comes from confronting and integrating these hidden emotions. As long as we neglect our true feelings about the past, our suffering persists, leading us to rely on external forgiveness and spiritual practices. Scott emphasizes that true emotional liberation can only occur when we acknowledge and forgive the parts of ourselves we’ve hidden away. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott discusses how shame and guilt serve as protective layers shielding us from deeper, buried emotions. He explains that we often compartmentalize our reality, identifying with parts of ourselves that bring love and approval, while hiding the parts that evoke fear and shame. This division leads to ongoing suffering, with many individuals feeling trapped in shame, mistakenly believing it's the final barrier on their healing journey. Scott suggests that instead of viewing shame as an endpoint, we can dissolve it and address the root of our suffering, recognizing that shame was merely a protective mechanism. By embracing authenticity, we no longer need that protection. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott answers the question, “What are we really afraid of?” To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott discusses how spiritual states or realizations easily become enmeshed with unprocessed buried emotions to create or strengthen an avoidant personality. To work with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

We create suffering to meet childhood needs. When those needs and the buried emotions connected to them are made conscious, we do not need to create suffering anymore. Listen to Scott explain how to capitalize on your own suffering. Come speak to Scott for free about working one on one with him: https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott discusses the intriguing connection between anxiety and buried anger, highlighting recent scientific findings that suggest a significant link. He emphasizes the importance of verifying if your anxiety stems from repressed anger by taking our free repression test. Scott explains that understanding the mechanism of buried anger reveals why anxiety surfaces as a protective response, allowing us to maintain love and approval as the separate self or false self we present to others. This podcast offers a unique, scientifically supported perspective on how to dissolve anxiety by addressing its root causes. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott explores the concept of separation from the perspective of the unconscious, highlighting how buried emotions contribute to suffering. He discusses how this sense of separation arises from self-contraction due to trauma experienced in childhood, particularly with unconscious parents. By steering the conversation away from traditional views of the brain and nervous system, Scott emphasizes the importance of direct experience. This approach aims to bring the unconscious to light, ultimately dissolving the feeling of separation. Join Scott as he shares his unique insights on understanding the formation of separation and offers pathways to reverse it, leading to an experience of embodied Nonduality. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott takes a look at whether being of service to others is ever selfless if we’re driven by unmet needs from childhood and if the price we pay for being so driven is worth the reward. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott..

In this podcast, Scott delves into the concept of covert aggression that often lurked beneath his seemingly peaceful exterior. He reveals how this behavior coming from buried anger shifted the responsibility for difficult conversations or conflicts onto others, allowing him to maintain a façade of being the "good guy" while avoiding addressing deeper emotional issues. Scott acknowledges that this approach is not only aggressive but also quite mean, especially since it contradicts the peaceful image he projected. He emphasizes that these hard truths can be challenging for those grappling with anger repression, but ultimately, they pave the way to genuine freedom. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott shares how the topic of what true awakening is has changed for him over the years with suffering being his greatest teacher. To work directly with Scott, https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott discusses taking responsibility for the buried emotions that produce suffering instead of making responsibility a moral or ethical issue that keeps us in our heads and keeps separation alive. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In the podcast, Scott introduces the concept of "post-election stress disorder," a term he coined to describe the emotional turmoil experienced after a candidate's loss in a presidential election. He suggests that this suffering often stems from unresolved childhood trauma and affects many people for the duration of the four-year election cycle. Scott takes no position publicly on which candidate is a better fit for office. Instead he focuses on the unconsciousness driving all of us. Scott emphasizes that this ongoing suffering can be alleviated, advocating for a voting mindset rooted in clarity rather than identity politics tied to parental influences. He clarifies that he is neither a doctor nor a therapist and does not offer treatment for any conditions. For those interested in working with Scott, he provides a way to connect with him directly.: https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this compelling episode, Scott delves into the profound impact of unmet needs tied to buried emotions on our suffering and our attempts to alleviate that suffering through spiritual practices. He emphasizes that as long as these needs remain unconscious, we find ourselves stuck in an avoidant spiritual path, failing to address the root causes of our distress. This episode is particularly significant as it will be featured as a chapter in an upcoming book co-authored by Scott and Toshi Matsunaga, focusing on the concept of spiritual bypassing and the importance of confronting emotional repression. Scott advocates for inquiry as a powerful tool to break free from this avoidant path and foster genuine healing. For more insights and to engage further with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott shares the true motivation behind procrastination. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Join Scott as he shares his 55th birthday and upcoming surprises with you. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott critiques the group of teachings and practices known as neo-advaita and other awareness- or now- based teachings and practices that point people to the recognition of freedom immediately. He provides a solid science-based context to reveal why these kinds of teachings miss emotional repression (the root of suffering) and therefore can expose us to continued suffering or disease. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott discusses dissolving separation by making conscious how we create it for safety and love. This approach allows us to lovingly welcome all parts of ourselves instead of hiding in the body the parts we don’t like and identifying with the parts that get us love and keep us safe. To divide ourselves off in that way leaves separation in place. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast episode, Scott explores his personal experiences and insights gained from working with individuals on the topic of the attachment styles in relationship. He simplifies this complex subject into an energetic dance influenced by fundamental needs for love and safety. As long as we remain unconscious of these needs, driven by the fear of intimacy and our own inauthenticity, we find ourselves trapped in cycles of suffering, miscommunication, conflict, and separation. Scott not only simplifies these concepts but also offers a pathway out of this energetic dance of suffering. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Politics is personal and we’re often motivated by unprocessed emotion and trauma from childhood to identify with one party or another. Scott breaks down and cries in this episode, not because he’s afraid of one candidate winning over the other, but at the sheer unconsciousness of believing that we can solve the world’s issues from unprocessed trauma. These are also tears of gratitude for Scott being able to deeply care again about world matters after years of avoidance of real issues through bypassing his own emotional repression in spirituality. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott breaks down what he sees as the real scandal in spirituality, the attempts to bring avoidant eastern practices to the masses while emotional repression remains untouched in the bodies of students. Scott explains how this is like a ticking time bomb with delayed but devastating results. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast episode, Scott explores his own co-dependency coming from buried anger and how over-giving to others and presenting himself as false was how he unconsciously sought to get childhood unmet needs for safety and love met. Listen and you may find a little, if not a lot, of yourself in this episode if you have buried anger. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Selling out on the spiritual path is like selling out as an artist, but the stakes are so much higher. Scott explains. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott shares intimately about intimacy. To work with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott explores the impact of repressing emotions, questioning whether those who suppress their feelings turn into rage-filled individuals or become engulfed in sadness and grief. He emphasizes that true self-discovery comes from addressing the root causes of our suffering. By examining how repressed anger, along with buried feelings of hurt and sadness, often links back to unmet childhood needs, Scott highlights the journey towards vulnerability. He explains that recognizing and integrating these unmet needs allows us to uncover our authentic selves, ultimately paving the way for the relational freedom we seek. For those interested in personalized guidance, Scott offers a one-on-one program. Come speak to Scott about it: https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott gets down to the secret sauce of KI - the direct discovery of the core frozen fears hidden in the body that create suffering and separation. To work directly with Scott, visit. https://kiloby.com/scott.

In the podcast, Scott responds to a question from someone he's training in KI who wondered if clearing emotional repression would make them selfish. Scott explained that, in reality, the opposite is true. He emphasizes that selfishness or narcissism stems from holding back emotions, which leads to the creation of false identities and strategies for gaining love and approval. Scott highlights that the path to overcoming narcissism is through authenticity, which emerges by processing buried emotions and awakening to one’s true nature. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott delves into the concept of authentic relating, emphasizing that true connection is hindered by buried emotions. He explains that when we are driven by unconscious needs for safety, love, and other essentials, we create suffering in our relationships. Many people tend to seek external solutions—like practices or other individuals—to alleviate this suffering, but these attempts are often ineffective due to the underlying unconscious motivations. Scott highlights how one's spiritual healing journey is closely linked to the authenticity, or lack thereof, in relationships. He provides detailed insights into these dynamics and encourages listeners to explore their own emotional landscapes. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott discusses how unmet childhood needs for love and safety unconsciously lead us into bypassing on spiritual or healing paths. He explains that suffering, deeply rooted in the unconscious body, shows up in relationships, causing disconnection and prompting us to seek relief through various practices. However, because of buried emotions, these practices often become ways to avoid confronting our pain, perpetuating the search for love and safety that wasn’t met in childhood. The goal isn’t to eliminate suffering but to meet these fundamental needs at a deeper level and to make them conscious, along with the buried emotions they’re tied to. This approach is central to the KI work—to address the fundamental need and move beyond bypassing for true freedom.

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In this podcast, Scott explains how buried emotions drive addictions, yet we remain unaware of these drivers, allowing shame and the cycle of addiction itself to distract us from the root of it all - for safety and love. Some of our best intentions to recover or help others recover are coming from buried rage. Scott shares his personal experience of growing up ashamed and with anger repression - a recipe for addiction and codependency. His recovery became authentic when he shifted his focus from the addiction to the deeper emotions driving it. To work with Scott directly in his new 90 Day Authenticity Intensive, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

In this episode of Scott's podcast, he delves into the nuances of emotional release on the spiritual healing journey. Scott discusses how, in our quest for spiritual experiences, we may inadvertently focus on releasing emotions that feel safer, rather than addressing the deeper, buried emotions that truly drive our suffering. This emotional repression can lead us to believe that these safer releases are genuine markers of freedom, blinding us to the fact that the root of our pain remains unprocessed. Scott emphasizes that true healing comes not from seeking fleeting emotional experiences, but from pursuing authenticity, freedom, and true embodiment. He shares insights from his encounters with others who, like him, have realized that the key to healing lies in confronting the core of their suffering rather than getting distracted by surface-level emotional releases.

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In this podcast, Scott explores authentic listening and its connection to emotional repression - especially buried anger. He explains that when emotions are buried, it's challenging to listen authentically, as people often freeze, shut down, or flee during difficult conversations. Scott reveals that the common feeling of not being heard actually stems from this emotional repression. He clarifies that true authenticity requires active listening, speaking, and expressing needs and wants in relationships, creating a safe space for genuine connection and full expression of love. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this episode, Scott shares his journey as a non-dual teacher who bypassed buried anger, leading to chronic nerve pain that almost became a "death sentence." He and other teachers have inadvertently encouraged this bypass in millions of people. Scott reveals how he dissolved the pain by making unconscious anger conscious. He explains why simply resting with deep contractions or chronic pain often reinforces repression, as these sensations contain hidden drivers of suffering. To work with Scott directly, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast episode, Scott explores Sam, a codependent therapist with buried anger who enters relationships with women who have narcissistic tendencies due to their inability to show empathy. He disconnects from them due to his avoidant nature and then teaches others to maintain repression by labeling less empathetic people as narcissists, reinforcing a narcissism shadow. To work with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

In this podcast, Scott explains that addiction feels as essential as water or air because it helps the system feel safe and loved by keeping buried emotions hidden. The cycle of addiction continues because the need for safety and love stems from these suppressed emotions. Traditional recovery programs and Eastern practices often fail to address this, allowing both addiction and suffering to persist. Scott highlights that both the need for addiction and the desire to quit come from emotional repression. The solution is to dissolve this repression with patience and compassion. To talk to Scott about this work, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott is in rare form, clarifying the difference between before and after emotional repression with regard to the timeless human experience of telling others to fu*k off. To work with Scott directly, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott humorously notes that you'll never find an angry monk or a vulnerable dictator. What we reject is often within us. By embracing all qualities that create separation, we find freedom and authenticity, instead of being trapped in dualistic mirrors. Listen to this light-hearted, impactful talk on true freedom. If you are interested in working with Scott, come talk to him for free: https://kiloby.com/scott

Our main habit of unconsciously seeking safety and love is like gravity - it always wins - until we make the unconscious conscious. Listen as Scott explains why some people develop a regular KI practice that ends suffering and brings authenticity and others don’t. The answer lies below the surface. To speak to Scott about the 90-day program he mentions in this episode, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Want to manifest success, love, good health, or freedom? The unconscious seeks only safety and love thereby thwarting our efforts. Your unrealized potential is waiting for you in the one place you l’re afraid to look. Scott shares the solution. To work with Scott directly, visit https://kiloby.com/scott.

Scott points to how both our suffering and our efforts to alleviate it often come from the same hidden source. Discover his solution to this seemingly insurmountable doublebind! To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/Scott.

Scott discusses how the fundamental need to know ourselves as awareness and to allow it all doesn’t get met and we don’t want it to be met because we’re driven by an unconscious need to stay safe and get love. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

Find the missing key to freedom but also why sabotage is just safer, frankly. Work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott shares the future of K.I. and how unmet needs become unconscious demands. We create our own suffering. To work directly with Scott, visit https://kiloby.com/scott

Scott shares his personal transformation from being a very sensitive, introverted, and disconnected kid/adult to authenticity via emotional repression inquiry. Listen for unique insights around where our sensitivity really comes from and why some of us have to hide it. To learn 3D repression inquiry on your own, here’s our do-it-yourself-course which includes live group calls: https://kiloby.com/introduction-to-nrfs-course/. Here’s our seven day Mentorship Discovery Kit: https://kiloby.com/mentorship-discovery-kit/.

Scott picks up the brick at both ends of the emotional repression spectrum and the covert and overt agendas in teachers and helpers. When we are teaching or helping, we have to be concerned first with getting the log out of our own eye and processing any unconsciousness that drives us. If we fail to do that, we enable the continuation of the very suffering we seek to alleviate in others. To learn 3D repression inquiry on your own, here’s our do-it-yourself-course which includes live group calls: https://kiloby.com/introduction-to-nrfs-course/. Here’s our seven day Mentorship Discovery Kit: https://kiloby.com/mentorship-discovery-kit/

Scott shares a radical awakening path which departs significantly from what he would have called “radical” ten years ago. To learn 3D repression inquiry on your own, here’s our do-it-yourself-course which includes live group calls: https://kiloby.com/introduction-to-nrfs-course/. Here’s our seven day Mentorship Discovery Kit: https://kiloby.com/mentorship-discovery-kit/.

Scott shows listeners how to take everyday visible suffering like depression, addiction, pain, and resistance and see its connection to buried emotions. To learn KI repression inquiry on your own, here's our do-it-yourself-course which includes live group calls: https://kiloby.com/introduction-to-nrfs-course/. Here's ourseven day Mentorship Discovery Kit: https://kiloby.com/mentorship-discovery-kit/.