Welcome to the Living Realization website.

On this site you will find info about our vision, our online meetings, the inspiration for the teachings and ways to support our work. Living Realization is an E-Book and a Method created by noted author/speaker Scott Kiloby. *Read more about the Basic Invitation by clicking the image above…

Living Relationship is a term Scott uses to employ the insights of Living Realization into the everyday happenings, struggles, seeking and conflict in human relationships. *Read more about The Core Deficiency & Relationship by clicking the image above…

Discovering the Natural Perfection. New post for any perfectionists who are finding it a source of suffering.*Read more about the Perfectionist’s Call in Life by clicking the image above…

This topic is really hitting home during talks.The wounded self is seen to be unfindable (and this unfindability is not an intellectual understanding). It is the direct experience of …*Read more about the Core Wound by clicking the image above…

…to Freedom. Letting all appearances be as they are means relaxing into your present experience, in whatever way it is appearing. At first, emotions (especially negative ones) may seem like barriers to relaxing into our present experience, until we start to see them differently. *click the image to read more…

I’ve been looking into more innovative ways of helping people see through separation and meeting with people who are still struggling in the belief in separation. I’ve developed something I call the Boomerang Inquiry, which works with respect to relationships (i.e., seeing through the sense of separation in relationships). *click the image to read more…

In this post we are giving you a taste of the Living Realization e-book. This excerpt is from the section called The Triangle of the Self Center (under the chapter on Thoughts). The “self center” is the term we use for the human ego or sense of being a separate self. *Click image to read more…

…of Teacher and Student. Relationship, of any kind, can so easily become a game of ego positioning —where one party uses knowledge or insight to “power” against or dominate the other. This is especially possible in any teacher/student relationship. So is there such a thing as a teacher? *Click image to read more.