Implicate and Explicate

When we say, “An Inner Dialogue session unfolds a narrative that, when released, understood and acknowledged, helps reconnect with what is enfolded,” we are pointing to a deeper truth.

Each of us carries a story—often unspoken, often unconscious—that shapes how we move, act, feel, and relate. This story is part of the unfolded world: it shows up in symptoms, behaviours, emotional patterns, even posture. But behind it lies something more subtle—what David Bohm would call the enfolded.

This enfolded realm is not just hidden; it’s foundational. It holds the original pattern, the untouched essence, the signal from the soul. We don’t invent it—we uncover it. And when we meet it, we remember.

An InnerDialogue session allows for remembering. Through a felt conversation between body, mind and soul—using mudras, an audible discourse concerning the intrinsic understanding each mudra holds, silence and deep listening—the story that has been played out begins to soften. As it is seen and honoured, something else becomes available. Not a fix, not a new idea, but a return: a reconnection to what was always there, quietly waiting, enfolded within.