In Episode 6: Rebirth, the final chapter of Getting Off The Wheel, filmmaker, author, ICF Master Certified Coach, Innerwork teacher, and Innerwork Circle founder Hun Ming Kwang explores death and rebirth as an ongoing psychological process.

From the moment we enter life, we move through processes of becoming and letting go.

Living and dying.

Yet we hold tightly to identities, roles, beliefs, structures, and ways of living because we believe (or were told our entire lives) they give our lives meaning.

But do they?

Is the system actually serving us—or are we moulding ourselves into something we were never meant to be?

Episode 6 explores what it means to “die well” and live a worthwhile life—allowing identities and structures that no longer serve us to die, so we can return to ourselves, return to our roots, return to our true forms, to reconnect with what truly matters, and actualise what is most essential within us.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Awaji Island: Japan's Sacred Origins

00:16 The First Island of Japan

00:30 Mythology, Mystery & Sacred Landscape

00:58 Izanagi & Izanami: Creation of Japan

01:32 Can You Feel a Place's Energy?

02:02 Vortexes, Nature & Awareness

02:42 Dive Into Life More Fully

Do we allow ourselves to stop and ask:

Is this actually what I want? What truly matters to me? What does it mean—not only to live well—but to die well?*

Follow our journey: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Featuring: 

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, Award Winning Master Coach, filmmaker, author, creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Dr. Gary Reiss — Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner.

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co 

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/

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In Episode 5: Dreams of Getting Off The Wheel, filmmaker, author, award-winning ICF Master Certified Coach, and Innerwork Circle founder Hun Ming Kwang explores the psychology of dreams, the unconscious mind, dream analysis, the Dreambody, Process-Oriented Psychology, and the relationship between our dreaming, bodies, and waking lives.

For centuries, dreams have occupied a mysterious territory between psychology, spirituality, symbolism, the body, and the unconscious.

But what if a dream is more than something that happens while we sleep?

What if our bodies are also dreaming?

Episode 5 traces the work of Dr. Arnold Mindell, who extended Jungian psychology into the body and developed what became known as the Dreambody—the relationship between physical symptoms, bodily experiences, and the dreams that emerge through them.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Entering the Dream

00:48 Arnold Mindell & Jungian Psychology

01:26 Following the Dream

01:51 The Discovery of the Dreambody

02:10 Following the Body

02:58 Dreams & Extreme States

03:35 Going Deeper Into the Experience

04:24 The Dragon Eye

05:23 Isn't That a Beautiful Dream?

What if the patterns appearing in our dreams are also appearing—in different forms—in our bodies, relationships, conflicts, illnesses, movements, and everyday lives?

What happens when we stop asking whether a dream is "good" or "bad" and begin listening to what it is trying to show us?

Follow our journey: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Featuring: 

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, Award Winning Master Coach, filmmaker, author, creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Dr. Gary Reiss — Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner.

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co 

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/

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In Episode 4: Money, filmmaker, author, award-winning ICF Master Certified Coach, and Innerwork Circle founder Hun Ming Kwang explores the psychology of money, wealth, identity, family patterns, spirituality, success, and our relationship with abundance.

Some of us grew up believing money is the root of all evil. 

"Money is dirty." 

"Wanting wealth makes us bad."

"Being spiritual means we shouldn't desire money."

And if we believe money causes suffering, why wouldn't part of us reject it?

What if sometimes we don't have money because we marginalise it?

The conversation then challenges another deeply held assumption:

Can money and spirituality coexist?

Episode 4 reframes how making money need not be separated from spirituality or treated as inherently materialistic. Money exists within the same human experience as relationships, purpose, identity, and meaning.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Is Money the Root of All Evil?

00:27 Losing Half a Million Dollars

01:09 The Identity of the Underdog

01:18 Unconscious Money Patterns

01:56 Breaking Intergenerational Patterns

02:31 Money, Spirituality & Materialism

03:06 Making Money as Spirituality

03:17 When Money Becomes Your Identity

03:49 Who Are You Without Money?

Perhaps money is not simply what sits in our bank account. 

It can also reveal our relationship with identity, status, resources, people, possibility—and ourselves.

Follow our journey: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Featuring: 

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, Award Winning Master Coach, filmmaker, author, creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Dr. Gary Reiss — Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner.

Lim Pei Ying - Former CFO 

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co 

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/

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In Episode 3: Nature, filmmaker, author, award winning ICF Master Certified Coach, and Innerwork Circle founder Hun Ming Kwang sits with Tan Xing Jian, also an ICF Master Certified Coach, to explore the relationship between body and nature, dream analysis, embodied awareness, meditation, breathwork, Process Oriented Psychology, sacred places, and the connection between our inner and outer worlds.

Participants describe sensations they find difficult to explain—hair standing, tingling through the body, electrified, energy moving unlike ordinary consciousness, heightened awareness, unusual movements in the sea, and an instinct to become still, quiet and to listen.

Rather than trying to prove or explain these experiences,

What happens when we become aware enough to notice what nature awakens within us?

What might we discover when we follow the subtle signals and sensations of the body without immediately judging or interpreting them?

Could nature be communicating in a language we have simply forgotten how to understand?

And where might listening lead us into?

Episode 3 is part of the official six-part companion series to the award-winning feature documentary Getting Off The Wheel (2026), created by Hun Ming Kwang of Innerwork Circle. The series expands the documentary through extended conversations, reflections, and unseen moments from the original 10-day Innerwork Circle retreat in Japan.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Awaji Island: Japan's Sacred Origins

00:16 The First Island of Japan

00:30 Mythology, Mystery & Sacred Landscape

00:58 Izanagi & Izanami: Creation of Japan

01:32 Can You Feel a Place's Energy?

02:02 Vortexes, Nature & Awareness

02:42 Dive Into Life More Fully

One participant follows a physical sensation until a single word appears:

Dive.

Not into the water—but into life.

To participate more fully.

To listen more deeply.

To become more present to the life already unfolding.

Follow our journey: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Featuring

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, filmmaker, author, ICF Master Certified Coach, and creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Tan Xing Jian — ICF Master Certified Coach

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/ 

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In Episode 2 of the official companion series to Getting Off The Wheel (2026), Hun Ming Kwang—award winning filmmaker, author, teacher, master coach, turnaround expert, and Innerwork Circle founder sits with internationally renowned psychologist, Process Work teacher, and conflict facilitator Dr. Gary Reiss to study the hidden psychology of power, family dynamics, structures, systems, ranks, identities, myths.

Power shapes every relationship, every dynamics, every politics, every organisation, every country, and every culture—and yet most of its influence remains invisible.

Why do we chase after power?

When did we start to believe that we were never enough?

When were we made to believe that power lies outside of us?

Drawing on decades of work in leadership, conflict facilitation, Process Work, and Deep Democracy, they examine:

• Why we chase after what we believe we lack, or not have,

• How rank silently shapes our identities, human behaviours and relationships,

• Why marginalisation often reproduces events we do not want,

• How power naturally seeks balance within individuals, teams, organisations, and society?

• The deeper understanding of psychology and physics, equilibrium.

• How becoming aware of the invisible power that moves us can transform the way we lead, relate, and live.

Episode 2 explores one of the most misunderstood forces shaping our lives: Power. The class explore the psychology of power, rank, marginalisation, individualisation, identity, beliefs, culture, trauma, leadership, family systems, childhood experiences, and human transformation.

Episode Chapters

(00:00) Power, Trauma & Identity

(00:29) The Family That Shaped You

(01:16) Reclaiming Your Greatest Power

(02:21) Rank & Power Make the World Go Round

(02:52) The Four Types of Rank

(03:33) Why Power Seeks Balance

(04:01) The Psychology Behind Your Choices

(04:52) Rewriting Your Inner Programming

(05:36) Returning to Your True Essence

Rather than asking who has power and who doesn't, this conversation asks a deeper question:

What if the greatest form of power begins with becoming conscious of it?

Follow our journey: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Featuring

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, Award Winning Master Coach, filmmaker, author, creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Dr. Gary Reiss — Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner.

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/ 

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Beneath every conflict lies something deeper: trauma, identity, projection, inherited histories, and unconscious patterns shaping our lives and driving our decisions. Can conflict ever be resolved without a fight? What if War itself is the visible expression of unseen conflicts unfolding within individuals, families, organisations, societies, and nations?

What is the deeper essence of conflict?

Episode 1: Conflict is part of the official six-part companion series to the award winning documentary film, Getting Off The Wheel, extending the feature film through expanded conversations, deeper reflections, and unseen moments from the original production.

Award-winning master coach, filmmaker, author, Innerwork Circle founder Hun Ming Kwang sits with Dr. Gary Reiss, internationally renowned Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner to study the deeper applied psychology of conflict, trauma, healthy boundaries, leadership, identity, and human transformation.

Together, they explore:

• Why the same conflicts keep repeating throughout our lives.

• Who—or what—is really attacking you.

• The psychology of trauma, projection, and unconscious patterns.

• Healthy boundaries without aggression or withdrawal.

• Why protecting yourself doesn't always mean fighting back.

• How Process Work (developed by Dr. Arnold Mindell), Aikido, and Deep Democracy transform conflicts.

• What it means to step off the unconscious wheel of reactions.

Episode Chapters

(00:00) Conflict & Human Transformation

(00:08) "I'm Coming Out to Kill You"

(01:20) Process Work Saved My Life

(02:08) Don't Feed the Inner Attacker

(02:48) Aikido's First Touch

(03:36) Trauma & Emotional Triggers

(03:56) Life Is a Dojo

Based on true events of a 10-day Innerwork Circle Retreat in Japan, Getting Off The Wheel follows real participants as conflict unfolds in real time. Rather than asking how to avoid conflict, the film asks a deeper question:

What if the conflicts we encounter in our life were never the problem, but the doorway to our awakening into our deepest nature?

Official Account: https://instagram.com/gettingoffthewheel 

Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLFU789DiAQ&list=PLYRPVyor5OxQ&index=1 

Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWkmGwRdJjH4

Featuring

Hun Ming Kwang — Founder of Innerwork Circle, Award Winning Master Coach, filmmaker, author, creator of the Innerwork Methodologies.

Dr. Gary Reiss — Process Work teacher, psychologist, aikido practitioner.

Getting Off The Wheel (2026) is an award-winning feature documentary by Hun Ming Kwang, based on the true events of a 10-day retreat in Japan.

Set across the sacred landscapes of Kumamoto, Kōyasan, and Awaji Island, the film follows ten individuals from vastly different walks of life. Though outwardly successful, each arrives carrying disconnection, grief, trauma, fractured relationships, and lives lived on autopilot.

Filmed entirely unscripted in a single take, this cinéma vérité documentary becomes an intimate and unflinching study of confrontation, reconciliation, breakthrough, and human transformation. Facilitated and hosted by award winning master coach and trainer, Hun Ming Kwang, Getting Off The Wheel asks a timeless question:

If we die well, would we finally know how to live — a worthwhile life?

Coming to theatres soon.

Explore retreats, ICF accredited coaching education, executive coaching, and leadership development by Innerwork Circle:

Innerwork Circle: https://www.innerworkcircle.co

Instagram: https://instagram.com/innerwork.circle 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/innerworkcircleasia 

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mingkwang/ 

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