Discover the power
of inquiry
Ever felt that there’s more to yourself and your life than what you already know? Inquiry can unlock your personal potential.
Inquiry is a great way to begin getting to know yourself, and offers even more to a veteran of the inner world.
The ocean of your inner world is vaster than you can imagine.
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Dive-In with Dom
Dive-In with Dom is a free monthly intro to inquiry hosted by Dom Liber. Newcomers can get a feel for the process of inquiry. Existing practitioners can discuss the nuances and deepen their practice.
Each session includes a brief introductory talk, a guided inquiry and a chance to ask questions, and it’s open to everyone.
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Part 1: Mindful Inquiry
Starting on Tuesday 21 February 2023, Part 1 of our ongoing series to learn how to inquire in a more effective and transformative way.
Dive Deeper
What’s inquiry?
Inquiry is a practice for personal development. It combines elements of mindfulness, psychological exploration and coaching, in a single, powerful practice.
To inquire is to dive in to your experience like a diver exploring a reef. You feel and discover what’s really happening, and you’re transformed by what you discover.
Inquiry is the main practice of the Diamond Approach, but anyone can benefit from it. Inquiry means discovering more fully where you are and what’s up for you, inviting a natural unfoldment of new potential.
Introduction
Discover the Practice of inquiry
Introductory sessions
Join Dive-In with Dom, a monthly, free forum on inquiry, hosted by Dom Liber, author of Diving in the Inner Ocean.
It’s a unique forum to get into the nitty gritty of inquiry for beginners and advanced practitioners alike.
We have a brief introductory talk, some guided practice, and a chance to ask questions and explore further.
Practise
Get a glimpse of your inner ocean
Dive Deeper
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“In simple and easy steps, Dominic invites us to befriend our experience and to gently explore it through to its underlying meanings, coming to depths we have not contemplated and places we have not known in us.”
“Excellent… essential for those new to inquiry.”
“A brilliant, welcoming gift.”
Diving in the Inner Ocean is the first simple and practical guide to make this profound practice accessible to anyone.
It presents essential concepts and practical exercises, pointing the way to unforeseen potentials in a relatable way. You’ll explore more of the ocean of your inner world and develop your capacity, focus and understanding.
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Sign up and receive the latest news, course and meeting announcements, to get access to Dive-In with Dom, and to the videos and talks in our growing library of inquiry resources.
You can unsubscribe at any time, and we’ll never share your details with anyone else.
How to Dive-in?
Learn about inquiry and your inner world by reading, watching and listening to materials from our growing library. Understand and explore the core techniques of inquiry, and see how inquiry combines with other practices.
Discover how to inquire, and gradually deepen your practice with our growing library of talks and videos. Try out meditation and sensing exercises to boost your focus and concentration – the core capacities that support your inquiry practice.
Connect with fellow inquirers from around the world, sign up for live courses and events, and get the support that you need to sustain and deepen your inquiry practice.
What people say about Dive-In
“Whether you are an experienced meditator or are new to inner work, the teachings here are a treasure trove of helpful experience and insight.”
“A brilliant, welcoming gift to the whole world. Anyone seeking a direct experience of their authentic self will be well served by this compassionate, deeply human, and generous teaching.”
“This is the first time I’m really getting it! The approach is simple and deep… step by step approach giving you plenty of time to let it sink in.”
“Very thought provoking and impactful on so many levels. Takes self inquiry to a new level for me. So grateful…”