On Inquiry – Being Fully (With) What Is
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On Inquiry – Being Fully (With) What Is

by Boyan Milouchev

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talks
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Meditation
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Experienced
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Inquiry has been one of the most transformative parts of my journey. What began as self-inquiry through non-duality has evolved into something simpler: being fully with what is. In this talk, I explore how non-duality and Byron Katie’s work have shaped my relationship with thoughts, beliefs and everyday experiences, and what it means to release resistance and practise non-attachment. Perhaps inquiry is not about finding answers, but discovering there is no separation between you and life as it unfolds. Inquiry is one of four complementary pillars in my approach, alongside stillness, movement and dowsing. Each offers benefits but also limitations when practised alone. Too much inquiry can overemphasise the mind; too much stillness can become unhealthy; too much movement can suppress feelings or create dependency; and dowsing on its own can lead to believing things that aren't true. When practised together, they offer a more balanced approach.

The WorkSelf Inquiry PracticeNon DualityAwarenessByron KatieNon AttachmentStillnessMovement

Meet your Teacher

Boyan Milouchev

Guildford, UK

Meet your Teacher

Boyan Milouchev

Guildford, UK