What you as a more seasoned practitioner has to offer is the benefit of the experience you have. By carefully creating seeds of attunement and then offering those as invitations for practice you can support people to have realizations in ways that might have taken years to unfold through the meandering path of unseeded practice. In this training you will learn to articulate and plant attunement seeds for the benefit of others.
Attunement seeds are generally created in the form of statements that gently guide attention. The wording of the seed must be directed enough to guide awareness to a particular focus, but open enough to allow for unique experiences and expressions. The attunement seed may be formed in words, but the value of those words is not conceptual, it is energetic. The words are chosen to have a very specific energetic effect that shifts the vantagepoint of awareness into a higher dimension.
This intensive training is organized into workshops, small group practice sessions and one-on-one coaching.

- Encouraging receptivity to subtle guidance.
- Making an attractive invitation.
- Encouraging a Willingness to surrender.
- Establishing a Transdimensional Framework
- Why inner freedom is essential.
- Establishing inner freedom through conscious contentment.
- Inspiring individuals to give up control.
- Establishing the possibility.
- Demonstrating competency.
- Elements of a spiritual safe space.
- Invitational language that is inclusive.
- Welcoming uncertainty.
- The unseen teaching behind the words.
- Where the words are coming from.
- How to use words effectively.
- The crucial role of silence.

- The difference between seeds and directives.
- Attunement seeds and the everpresent invisible background.
- The transdimensional nature of seeding.
- Seeds as invitations, not instructions.
- The use of mythopoetic language.
- The use of metaphor and imagery.
- Speaking into silence.
- Building energetic resonance.
- Attunement seeds and energetic peaks.
- Seeds planted before practice begins.
- Seeds offered as guidance during practice.
- Energetic receptivity and nonintellectual engagement.
- How to avoid subtle manipulation.
- Respecting the autonomy of participants.
- Opening possibility vs steering consciousness.
- Being responsible for vulnerable states.

- Contexting setting before practice.
- Planting the seed before practice.
- Entering and supporting deep silence.
- Ending gently and spaciously.
- When is reclining preferable.
- Gently encouraging alertness.
- Discovering the art of pacing.
- Navigating liminal states.
- The importance of reading the field.
- Virtual vs. in-person attunements.
- Responding creatively to the unexpected.
- How to stay grounded while you let go.



