INTER-NATION CULTURAL FOUNDATION

INCFOur core projects, Nuclear Wake Up, Pineapple Yoga, Pepper Sauce For Peace and Womens Global Peace Alliance, continue to grow and evolve.The pattern for INCF has been a slow activity for many small yet purposeful projects, some of which dry up and are replaced by others.Yet, our core projects progress and keep INCF sustainable as we develop new projects in service to humanity.We are happy to announce two projects going forward into 2026, which have the potential for great success.The first one is called The Veterans Headstone Project and the most exciting one: The Healing Of Persia Project, which we recognize as a tremendous opportunity for INCF to serve humanity.We hope to report the success of those projects in our 2026 report.Blessings and best wishes to the INCF global community for a dynamic and prosperous new year.

WGPA:It has been wonderful to continue our exploration of possibilities as a research assistant to the Ask the Mother animated film project. The charitable goal of this project to discover, clarify and provide access to sound and light frequency codes in support of personal and planetary transformation. Ask The Mother invites audiences to embark on a transformative journey of reconnecting with nature and rediscovering their role in nurturing and preserving the Earth. This research project is in support of the goals of this project. During the past 12 months Ive continued to work with my colleague in South Africa (SA) an exceptionally gifted Sound healer and frequency technician via Zoom, in addition to working with musicians and energetic healers here in the US who use the frequencies of Chrystal Alchemy Sound Bowls as part of their healing modalities. My colleague in South Africa, Kellyann Conway has a variety of sound instruments; e.g. tuning forks tuned to multiple frequencies, Tibetan bowls, Chrystal Bowls, human voice (she has perfect pitch), guitar and keyboard. Using access to sound and light technology we have continued to find significant gradients in the color depth, luminosity and hue based upon the type of instrument used. While I was unable to visit South Africa this year, Kellyann and I were able to connect during a 2 week trip to France that I took and extended our research to include the impact om sound, color and light frequencies of place, which was quite informative. Primarily using tuning forks and a phone app when on the road, we were able to measure the effects of several well-known sacred sites, including the Grotto de la St Baume, Limoux Cathedral, the Basilica of Saint Mary Magdalene in Vezelay and Chartres Cathedral. There was a subtle but observable difference when tuning in these sites, which I found quite interesting. I am planning to make another trip to South Africa in 2026 and we will be able to then see if this is true when sounding in some of the very ancient sacred sites in the vicinity of where I stay, with access to a range of instruments we can use.