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Focusing on the concept of nonduality, this work by Scott Kiloby presents a straightforward method for achieving personal freedom. It emphasizes the idea that true freedom exists at the core of one's experience, challenging the belief in separation. The approach encourages readers to recognize their awareness, accept appearances as they are, and understand their inseparability. Through these simple yet profound insights, the book aims to help individuals realize their inherent freedom amidst everyday life.

Freedom from addiction is available in the one place that's the most difficult for an addict to be-the present moment. In Natural Rest for Addiction, non- duality teacher and addiction specialist Scott Kiloby offers his program for finding recovery from substance abuse-and addictions of all kinds-through the mindful practice of Resting Presence.

This book is a beautiful expression of Oneness and the end of the spiritual search.

The book presents a unique approach to overcoming addiction by emphasizing the importance of being present in the moment. Scott Kiloby, a non-duality teacher and addiction specialist, introduces his program, which focuses on the mindful practice of Resting Presence as a means to achieve recovery from substance abuse and various forms of addiction. Through this method, readers can learn to cultivate awareness and find freedom from their dependencies.

The book introduces the Unfindable Inquiry, a transformative tool designed to help individuals confront and dismantle their ingrained feelings of inadequacy and separation. Through the Living Inquiries approach, author Scott Kiloby guides readers on a journey of non-dual self-inquiry, encouraging them to look within rather than outward. This process aims to alleviate dissatisfaction with life and foster a deeper connection to oneself, ultimately challenging the pervasive belief of not being good enough.

Many of us carry an ingrained belief that we are somehow inadequate, separate, and alone, which can lead to a general dissatisfaction with life, conflicts with others, and an estrangement from ourselves that causes us to look outward for what we feel is lacking.