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by Erin Rivers – Mission, KS « contact Erin »   Sandra Karr, Reven Bronson and I host a monthly Attunement gathering in the Kansas City area. Recently at our Attunement gathering we shared in our circle “Something About Attunement in our Daily Lives.” One person shared how being on the Long Distance Radiation Team’s list had greatly benefited them. They were working with an illness, and the energy from the team was felt, acutely. They were very appreciative. Then another person spoke up. Their relative had been on the list, and a very precarious medical situation came through so

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by Tom Hansen, Lenexa, KS « contact Tom »   Many years ago, at an Attunement Retreat at Oakwood Center in Indiana, Paul Price led the group in an endocrine Attunement. We partnered up and Paul began at the pineal, explaining that he often said the name of the gland, either out loud or silently, followed by the Spirit of that gland. So as he began to radiate he said, “Pineal – the Spirit of Love”. Then, “Pituitary – the Spirit of the Womb”, and so on. That resonated with me – naming the gland and its Spirit definitely gave

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by Chris Jorgensen, Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   In the Heaven above the crossover point, Attunement Practitioners are creating different ranges of pneumaplasm. I have blogged about some of these ranges before, especially regarding how they affect Attunement perception. The more that the pneumaplasm fills in, the more one’s sensitivity increases, as discerning becomes distinct and conspicuous. In my years of Attunement experience, broadly speaking, I have noticed four primary ways of perceiving the radiation and the current: One approach to perception is what is sensed in and through the hands – it is as if the hands

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by Erin Rivers – Mission, KS « contact Erin »   Through the weekend of April 11-12, IAAP sponsored Jeffrey Goldstein who is visiting from Israel. He has been visiting many places throughout the continental US with the vision of recharging Attunement communities and helping Attunement practitioners to come together. The Kansas City class during the Attunement Enlivening Journey was a deeply meaningful and fascinating experience. This community was excited for the opportunity to come together once again with other Attunement friends in a shared space of learning and service. Over the two-day class, each student both received and offered

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by Chris Jorgensen, Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   In a recent Heartland Attunement session with the Kansas City Attunement Community, I opened up the topic of clearing the life-draining patterns of energy in the subconscious with the Attunement radiation and using creative commands. The subconscious is the storehouse for what is below consciousness or active awareness. It is a reservoir for automatic functions such as digestion, memories (feeling energies recorded as early as in utero), and past experiences (actions and behaviors) that lie just below consciousness. The subconscious is acknowledged as the largest part of the mental makeup

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by Chris Jorgensen, Gladstone, MO « contact Chris »   I wrote an IAAP blog in early November in which I shared four ways of scanning and sharing Attunement with the planet. Over the past few weeks I added another approach to my planetary Attunement time which is described below. I shared this perspective with the IPAT (International Planetary Attunement Team) members a short time ago and am now sharing this technique with the larger Attunement Community. This approach is sharing Attunement with the basic seven vibrations and/or energy layers which compose the planet. The number seven is divinely common

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by Brendan McMahon – Dorset, England « contact Brendan »   We spend a lot more time in our lives driving than we give credit for, more especially on the North American continent, where it is a way of life.  Without a car, unless you were to live in a city where there is adequate public transport, life would be quite difficult.  An incident that happened to me recently forced me to think about it in a completely new light.  I needed to visit somebody about 70 miles away; the problem being that I couldn’t avoid using motorways, which was

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