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Inner Dialogue
History and Content


Preamble

Many years ago Solihin taught a body of work entitled Inner Natures Integration – INI – within which was a block of work / understanding that was called Opening Human Potential [OHP]. When he and his family came to the States in 1991 he found that there was site using the same name, and a 'work' or frame that a chiropractor in Florida used under the same title, but completely different content. We stopped using the name Opening Human Potential.

History

OHP was taught around the world as five modules – Integrity of the Vessel, Restoring the Potential, Essence, Signals and Dynamic axis. It amounted to about 1800 pages of data, all accessed via
mudras and using what we now call Ontological Kinesiology. This work was successfully taught in the UK, Austria, Switzerland, Russia and the USA. Over a period of time, Solihin started to recognize that the work needed to be reformatted so that practitioners of ontology could use the mudras as a language-based protocol. He saw that he had been teaching 'his protocol' or unfolding - in that the body of work was laid out in the way and manner that he received it; for as the mudras were revealed to him [he received them by an act of surrender to the Creator, and the modes spontaneously formed in his hands] the work took shape and the five modules that emerged were subtexts or differentiation of deeper and deeper understanding that came apparent as he worked with clients over the formative years [1985-90]. In the early days of teaching this work inn the States, Solihin had a vision of Christ on the cross, with a head-plate bearing the title INI – rather than the normal IHRI. This receiving was prompted by calls for a generic all-encompassing name for the 'work'. Deciphering INI into Inner Natures Integration was easy as it encompassed the metamodel or premise behind the work. The ordering and hierarchical relationship of the internal natures of a human being - each subpart being in its ecological niche, supporting the element above!

Over the ensueing years Solihin began to notice that it was the conversation or story that was elicited that provided the shift of state with the client. It was not the therapeutic intervention; the cranial hold, the needle or patch or technique applied. He started to recognize that the techniques were the least important factor, even though they appeared to be the primary focus - this is because most practitioners emerged from the therapeutic community – and thus made therapy their main focus even though it was the unfolding ontology of the pattern that actually unwound, reorganized and provided the internal shift.

Over the last 7 years, the work has changed into teaching an ontological understanding of the root causes of dysfunction and illness. This work does not diagnose nor treat [as in medicine] illness in that we do not demarcate nor categorically pinpoint pathology. This is important to recognize as we merely support and augment the innate healing capacity within the body to bring back order and a dynamic state of being. It is this reordering, and resumption of a dynamic state of affairs within the organism that provides for a resumption of health and wellbeing.

Inner Dialogue

OHP has been reformatted to metamorphose and emerge into Inner Dialogue. This is taught successfully throughout Austria via the auspices of continuing education by a large organization called WiFi. Ad Humanitas has several Austrian
teachers who teach Inner Dialogue [entitled Ontologishe kinesologie] within the catalogue of many different offerings presented by WiFi. In Austria it is taught as a series and amalgam of differing workshops - an introduction to OK, a Being Human: the Life Forces workshop, the four separate workshops covering the four basic elements that alter state and being [material, vegetal, animal and human]. A similar and parallel series of Cranial Fluid Dynamic workshops augments and compliments the OK syllabus in Austria. Additional workshops are taught by Solihin when he comes over to Austria twice a year, so that practitioners can get the flavor of the originator of the work to widen and expand their map.

In the USA it will be taught as an adjunct protocol to augment and widen the considerable diversity of modules already taught. See
M.INI

See
Inner Dialogue - syllabus