The Profound Art Of Inquiry
Non-Dual And Somatic Inquiry Facilitator, Trainer, And Speaker
Healing Conversation #658
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— Inquiry is an art form. There is no formula, though it may start out that way. Julianne Eanniello always says to new trainees that, initially we will ask you to stay within a box, color between the lines, so to speak. Learn the techniques the way they are designed until they become a part of you. Then throw away the box, let your facilitation flow freely, led by presence and instinct. Meet each client exactly where they are, and join them in their exploration. Be curious about what’s really going on for them. Get yourself out of the way.
Valeria Teles interviews Julianne Eanniello — a Non-Dual And Somatic Inquiry Facilitator, Trainer, And Speaker
Julianne came to non-dual and somatic inquiry because she was seeking relief from the emotional pain of developmental trauma as well as physical pain and fatigue from a chronic health condition. Inquiry helped her to see that real freedom lies in facing and allowing everything she was trying to escape from.
Non-dual and somatic inquiry is a safe, gentle way to explore our conscious and unconscious beliefs about ourselves and others. It involves directly facing and exploring our thoughts, beliefs and feelings with a sense of openness and curiosity, and ultimately seeing that all we are ever experiencing are thoughts and feelings appearing in the present moment. When identification with those thoughts and feelings relaxes, and we begin to accept and allow our present moment experience, we see that the peace and freedom we wanted was always here. It was just obscured.
Julianne works with clients all over the world on virtually any topic, including spiritual seeking, stress, anxiety, depression, traumatic historical experiences, relationship issues, addiction, compulsion, and general unhappiness with ourselves and our lives. She does this through online sessions, deepening courses, workshops and facilitator certification training. Those facing addiction are welcome to explore The Kiloby Center’s unique program. Julianne is a warm, compassionate, highly skilled and effective facilitator and trainer.
To learn more about Julianne Eanniello and her work, please visit: https://www.inquirewithjulianne.com/
— This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.