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by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   “What happens within our own consciousness obviously affects what is happening in the world which is contained in our consciousness.” – Martin Cecil, 5/20/1979 Here, stated simply, is a great secret to Attunement. What is in my consciousness when I am sharing Attunement – giving or receiving? It matters because what is in consciousness provides a focus for the radiation of Love which is reflected in the Attunement and in our form world. Obviously, if one’s consciousness is filled with attitudes of judgment or wants and likewise feelings of hope

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by Erin Rivers Mission, KS « contact Erin»   Over the course of the last few years, those of us in education are noticing a subtle, but profound change in our children. I am sure many of you have heard the lament that our schools are failing, that teachers are not working to meet the needs of students, or that the breakdown of the family has finally reached into the classroom. Firstly, you must recognize that much of the rhetoric you hear about schools failing is political and that, for the most part, this Nation’s schools continue to do an amazing

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by Janan Stiles Strafford, NH « contact Janan»   The feminine aspect has been prominent in the consciousness in the past year. From the international Women’s March to female leadership in governments and royalty to the #metoo movement there appears to be considerable pressure being exerted on some old norms. A recent article in NPR reported that the word “feminism was the most looked-up word in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary in 2017.” Online graphs of the use of this word throughout history are flat/rare until a small blip in the 1920’s (when women in the US were given the right

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by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   Between the Thanksgiving holiday here in the U.S. and the end of the year festivities, I noticed a number of clients coming to the office filled with anxiety and stress. Anxiety is defined as “a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome” or “the desire to do something, typically accompanied by unease”. As mentioned above, besides the end-of-the-year holidays that tend to elicit stresses in various ways, there are the lingering health issues with one’s body and/or mind as well

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by Chris Jorgensen Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   Holiday greetings to all! IAAP has completed another successful year. The IAAP Board (Erin Rivers, Tom Hansen and Chris Jorgensen) is very thankful for those who have supported IAAP’s Roger and Dorothy deWinton scholarship fund in 2017. Eight people were granted scholarships to assist them in attending an Attunement class. IAAP continues to offer a bi-monthly international teleconference call,  a bi-monthly long-distance Attunement call and the Attunement Podcasts. There are approximately 175 people signed up on the website. Thank you to all who contribute to the Attunement blog in the

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