Author Archives: IAAP

by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris » We now find ourselves in the 2018-2019 fiscal year (July 1 to June 30) for IAAP. I remain deeply thankful for those around the planet who are actively sharing Attunement in their lives with themselves, friends, clients, and the many challenging circumstances. The world of human activity is unraveling at a quickening pace, bringing anxiety, concern and fear into the hearts of many. Indeed, the very forms that have defined the world for many are dissolving. What is coming next? Knowing that there is an Attunement Community blessing all of this

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by Erin Rivers Mission, KS « contact Erin »   Have you found yourself scrolling through your Facebook page wondering what is happening in the world? Have you listened to the nightly news, CNN, or your own news feed and shaken your head in dismay? If you can honestly shake your head in the negative, then you are a rare bird, and we all should sit at your feet and listen attentively. In my meditations, the term “As Above, So Below” has been coming up more frequently. I have always thought this an edict on behavior. We should walk in

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by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   When I share Attunement with another person or any other life form, I acknowledge and give thanks for the mutual creative field that is to be an open portal for the radiation of Love. As Love flows and is present in our world, it will have an influence by reason of this conscious Attunement. Attunement reaffirms the fact that in Love, in Being, everything is in a state of union, communion. Union, oneness, is the natural order of the Universe – in fact it is the only real order. For

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by Andrew Shier Hancock, NH « contact Andrew »   I heard the high pitched whistle of the Broad Wing hawk while weeding in the vegetable garden. It is subtle and at the same time piercing. It led me to pause, look up, and watch this beautiful bird. For the several minutes of viewing, it never flapped its wings. It was gliding and soaring on the thermals produced by the heat and wind of the day. It was so effortless and dance-like. It brought a wonderful feeling to my heart of the rhythm of life. I thought, can I now

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by Brendan Mc Mahon Dorset, England « contact Brendan »   On June 14 last year a fridge freezer in a flat on the Grenfell Tower Block, west London in England, caught fire, and spread rapidly through the entire building. Most people understood the safe thing to do was to remain in their flat, the fire would be contained to the area within which it began. What was not known at the time was that a refurbishment of the cladding on the outside of the building a year earlier turned out to be flammable. The rest is history. Abiding by

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