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The Right to Suffer
Published 1 year, 6 months ago
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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.
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.