◄ by Andrew Shier – Hancock, NH ► When I was a boy of 6-8 years old, my capacity for intuition was quite active and pure. I was aware of a vivid connection with God, particularly as I took walks in the nearby forest and spoke out loud to Him.  He always answered back to the many questions occupying my heart upon entering the forest.  I soon discovered that this was not typical among my parents and close friends, and was even considered a little “weird.”  Not wishing to be seen in the eyes of my parents as abnormal, I

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◄ by Chris Jorgensen – Gladstone, MO ► As I have mentioned before, in the turning of the wheel of life which is spiral like, I see 2013 as a year of purification. There is an ebb and flow to this clearing and cleansing process. Every part of us is being re-addressed to more appropriately accommodate the higher, finer radiation of Love and Love’s Design. In recent weeks I have noticed a growing, fiery intensity in the feeling realm of many people – clients, friends, family and myself. Yes, the feeling realm is in the great furnace of Love –

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◄ by Chris Jorgensen – Gladstone, MO ► We recently completed the fourth weekend of the Attunement Practitioner’s Course in Kansas City. The topics covered included a generative discussion on the subject of prayer and its importance in daily life. I write about prayer in chapter 9 of Attunement: Love Made Visible. Prayer is a vast subject and uniquely individual, sacred and intimate to each person. It is defined in many ways and can have a different meaning within various cultures. It can be a means of communication with the Creator–for some it is forgiveness (Christianity), for some it is

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◄ by Joseph Antell – Loveland, CO ► Dear Friends of Attunement, May 2013 marks my fifth year as president of the International Association of Attunement Practitioners (IAAP).  During this time IAAP has experienced many changes in the structure of the Association. These changes represent a movement away from patterns that challenge the way organizations operate in the world.  Because there is a steadfast agreement in the radiation of love, IAAP has been able to accommodate a different approach. We put aside the annual fee required to participate in our community, while on the world scene there are more taxes

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  Christopher Foster has an Attunement background and writes his own blog – The Happy Seeker. He recently published the following article on his site. If you would like to comment, please do so directly on his website so that he will see it and be able to reply.   It’s never too late to live your dream and create a new future for yourself. As long as you are here, as long as you are still breathing, it doesn’t really matter what your age is – the dream that you brought with you when you came into the world

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◄ by Paula Bergeron – Grafton, NH ► I am most fortunate to be part of a women’s blog group. Our faithful leader asks pertinent questions and we choose to ponder and answer…… or not. In the past twelve months I have found my pondering centering on that which I have taken in from Attunement sharing, instruction, and conversations. The question asked of us this past week was centered on events experienced and witnessed by our leader, both tragic and euphoric, such as the recent bombing at the Boston Marathon, and the birth of a granddaughter. She asks us, “How

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◄ by Anna Esparham, MD – Kansas City, MO ► The sun is lifting to finally bring us a little refreshment from the dark winter hibernation. Most of us can’t wait to get out and enjoy the weather, uninhibited by the limitations of the cold and snow. Spring often suggests a time for renewal, whether it be a deep cleaning of the home, detoxing the body or de-cluttering our workspace. The mere act of letting go helps cleanse our physical bodies and energy fields from the stuff that doesn’t belong. However, I offer a note of caution that we not

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◄ by Andrew Horwood – Hillier, South Australia ► Our lives depend upon reflexes.  Reflexes mean we don’t have to consciously think about what our body needs to do next.   They help us breathe, digest food, regulate our body temperature, pump blood, fight infections and many other functions.  They make life easier for us in so many ways! During my recent time in USA, I learnt about dysfunctional breathing and the many ways in which this can show up in our lives.   The nub of it is this – people have lost trust that the breathing reflexes will be sufficient for

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