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The Journal of the

Volume 30 no. 1 2015

International Network for Energy Healing

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INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR ENERGY HEALING

This Network, whose keynote is World Service, is non-sectarian, non-political and international in its thinking. It recognises Life as the primary source of power. We can channel this energy for healing and when this takes place Spirit, Soul and Body integrate to become whole.

Aims • To facilitate Esoteric Healing • To help anchor spiritual science in the human Consciousness • To assist the Plan of the Spiritual Hierarchy for Humanity. • To encourage group work on inner and outer levels. • To recognise the need for ongoing self-healing and growth. • To link up and work with practitioners in the various medical and healing arts and sciences acknowledging the value of diversity. • To share the understanding of esoteric anatomy and the esoteric causes and prevention of disease. • To provide seminars and practical training in the principles of Esoteric Healing in the Subtle Energy Field and its integration into everyday life. • To develop an International Network of Healers, Teachers and Servers to support each other and further the above Aims.

INEH FounderBrenda Selby Johnston

26 September 1916 - 5 May 2013

INEH International Teachers Group Co-ordinatorsHelen Frankland, 27 South Road Chorleywood, Hertfordshire WD3 5AS, UK

Wendy Glaubitz-Fugere, 10925 Ave du Parc Georges, Apt 1, Montreal, Quebec H1H 4Y8, CanadaAngelika Werkstetter, Zieeblandstrasse 3, D-80799 Munchen, Germany

The Journal is published twice yearlyContributions are welcomed by:

The Editors, 27 South Road, Chorleywood, Hertfordshire WD3 5AS, UK Email: hfrankland@dsl.pipex.com

Annual Subscriptions to The Journal, including postage:UK £7.00; Europe £8.00; Africa £8.00; Australia £12.00; USA and Canada $22.00

Please make cheques payable to ‘INEH’, in Pounds Sterling drawn on a British Bank.Send £Sterling to: The Editors, address as above

Send $US to: Clarice Bauereis, 7348 Wellcrest Drive, Dallas, TX 75230 - 4234, USAPaypal is available, see: www.ineh.org

Many thanks to those of you who send more than the cost of The Journal. This allows us to send The Journal to those who cannot afford to pay or are unable to export moneys.

Individual contributions to The Journal may not necessarily express the established ideas or views of the INEH as a whole, but reflect aspects of current researching and concerns of members of the Network. As Djwhal Khul says of his works, they are sent out “...with no claim for their acceptance... It is for you to ascertain their truth by right practice and by exercise of the Intuition.”

© International Network for Energy Healing 2015

WillingLove

Healing

PhilosophyEducation

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I notice that this is the beginning of Volume 30 of our Journal and I am about to celebrate becoming an old crone of 70 so must have started editing when I was 40. As I remember, we were at an IHRN {International Health Research Network} group meeting when Netta Wells had the inspiration to begin a Journal to share our ideas from around the globe and she proposed that Derek and I produce this. It was known then as Nettaworking!

We began typing contributions into our BBC school computer and physically cutting and pasting the bits to get a layout. We then photocopied the result and posted it out in 1986. Alan Hopking, who was studying locally then, also helped with the computing and layout and Susie Bell designed our first cover, which we used for 20 years. It symbolised our vertical alignment and horizontal outreach, which is still fundamentally what our healing work is about, balancing the esoteric and exoteric dimensions of life. We have, in this Journal, an article by Steve Kramer on The Aquarian Round table – our outward growing group relations and two about vertical alignment. One is by Rene Fugere and the other, a different perspective on similar ideas, by Helen Frankland.

Our original intention for the Journal was that it should be ‘a means of sharing, strengthening and anchoring the work of our group – an information channel and focus of attention for the research aspects of our Network.’

We bring this history up as we seem to sense some energy circulating in our group asking to acknowledge our past. At our last teachers’ gathering in Boston we were remembering

My Garden by C.P.D. 2

My Garden by Maddy Harland 3

The Four Elements and their Directions by Sheila Robey 4

Acupuncture of the Earth by Michael Cowlin 7

Attentive Listening by Wendy Glaubitz 8

Practical Empathy Exercise by Sophie Northolt 11

The Aquarian Round Table by Steve Kramer 12

Group Memories 13

What is Alignment? by René Fugère 14

Towards Transfiguration by Helen Frankland 17

The International Year of Light & Light-Based Technologies by Iris Passou 20

Editorialhow many of our teachers have passed and how much we owe to them. One of the ideas for our Teachers’ Conference this year emerged as ‘Building On Our Heritage’, to which we added ‘Evolving The Magical Work Of The Soul’, to emphasise the forward, pioneering movement of our work together. The heritage idea was linked with the rich history and the ancient landscape of the Derbyshire area where we will be meeting. There is an importance to listening to our environ-ment as well as empathetically to one another as expressed in articles by Wendy Glaubitz and Sophie Northolt.

Again we are balancing the inner and the outer – the esoteric and exoteric. Michael Cowlin, one of our early teachers no longer with us, wrote an article in the first Journal, which we have reproduced. Friend of Brenda Johnston, a scientist by profession and member of Subud by belief, he was responsible for drawing our very first diagrams and many are still in circulation. His article offers a view of the etheric and how it relates to the environment. We can see how issues remain the same but the expression has a sense of its own time.

You will see in our quote from Discipleship in the New Age, My Garden, how detailed is the description of direction and place. We have a contribution on the elements and directions by Sheila Robey from our last UK Conference and a little about one of our teacher’s gardens. It feels as if it is important to achieve good balance here, inward and outward, to allow for the reception, reserve and flow of prana for the Earth and for our inner selves.

How does your garden grow? How does our garden grow?

The Journal of theInternational Network for Energy Healing

Contents

Vol. 30 no. 1 2015

News 19

Dates 21

About our Contributors 21

INEH Meditations 22

Contact List 23

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AUSTRALIA

Helen EldridgeVictoria Tel : +61 3 5341 3280skytrees@bigpond.com

Judy Jacka VictoriaTel: Day +61 3 9876 4770 Tel: Eve +61 3 98766169jmj8381@bigpond.com

Margaret Tapper Latham Act Tel: +61 2 6254 9348mtapper@tpg.com.au

CANADA

Rene J FugereMontreal QuebecTel: +1 514 328 0774renefugere@yahoo.ca

Wendy GlaubitzMontreal QuebecTel: +1 514 328 0774wendyglaubitz@yahoo.ca

Suzanne LaverdureContrecoeur QuebecTel: +1 450 587 2226namastas50@hotmail.com

Carol Martin Barrie OntarioTel: +1 705 734 0107carolmartin@sympatico.ca

Don Nichol Toronto OntarioTel: +1 416 534 7024donnichol@sympatico.ca

CZECHIA

Jitka Hlozkova* Zizkov PragueTel: +420 777 129 929jitka.hlozkova@centrum.cz

Lucia Scholl KarlikTel/Fax: +420 2 5771 2885Lucia@ineh.de

FRANCE

Pieter HiemstraElleke van KraalingenSt Colombe sur l’HersTel: +33 984 348 243info@bordeblanque.com

GERMANY

Theodor Formella HusumTel: +49 4841 838 313theodor@ineh.de

Suzanne MichelsSchallstadtTel/Fax: +49 7664 600 864suzanne.michels@t-online.de

Bettina Richter BuchholzTel: +49 076 814 632bettina@ineh.de

Antje WagnerOldenburgTel: + 49 441 9848 3900antje-freiburg@t-online.de

Angelika WerkstetterMuenchenTel: +49 89 2777 9648angelika_werkstetter@hotmail.com

GREECE (HELAS)

Theologia ChristopoulouAthens Tel: +30 210 9700713theologych@yahoo.gr

Lena Leivaditis AthensTel/Fax: +30 210 684 8861panosost@gmail.com

Iris PassouPefkiTel: +30 21210 26460ipassou@gmail.com

Dina PetkoglouPiraeusTel: +30 210 4121784

Ioannis Psarras AthensTel: +30 210 685 7313ionnisps@gmail.com

Evanthia TserenjouliaPatrasevanthiatsere@hotmail.com

Dimitri Tsinganis Athens Tel/Fax: +30 210 751 5600ehealer@otenet.gr

ITALY

Isabella Fontana KrettTel: +44 7551 658 378i.fonta@libero.it

JAPAN

Ellke van KraalingenSt Columbe sur l’HersTel: +33 984 348 243 info@bordeblanque.com

Tom ShaverKanagawa Tel: +81 44 287 1209Mobile: +81 906569 9672tshaverdo@yahoo.com

NETHERLANDS

Geesje van der MeulenBussumTel: +31 35 6920383geesmail@kpnmail.nl

NEW ZEALAND

Lani MurphyPaekakariki 5034, Kapiti Coastlani1sphere@gmail.com

PoLAND

Zuzanna Pedzich WarsawTel/Fax:+ 48 22 863 66 58Mobile: + 48 502 687 353zpedzich@instytutdmt.pl

INEH TEACHER & TRAINEE* CoNTACTS SPRING 2015

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SoUTH AFRICA

Licia KarpPort ElizabethTel: +27 41 484 1129Mobile: +27 074 552 4171liciakarp@gmail.com

SPAIN

Marion Leigh BarcelonaTel:+ 44 1309 690 362marion@findhornessences.com

SWEDEN

Asa Ahlgren Peters GagnefTel: +46 241 61389asa@ahlgren.peters@teknikdalen.se

SWITZERLAND

Helen Loxton GenevaTel:+ 44 1548 854 028michaelhelen.loxton@googlemail.com

Angela Leimgruber * FrickTel:+ 41 628 713 855Mobile: 79 637 9132angela.leimgruber@bluewin.ch

UNITED KINGDoM

Isabella FontanaMoray, ScotlandTel:+1 7551 658 378i.fonta@libero.it

Helen FranklandHertfordshireTel:+44 1923 282 834hfrankland@dsl.pipex.com Maddy HarlandHampshireTel: +44 23 92 598 447maddy@permaculture.co.uk

Wendy Hewlett St Leonard’s on Sea, East Sussexwhewlett@mac.com

Dinah Lawson HampshireTel/Fax: +44 23 9241 2499dinah.lawson@btinternet.com

Marion LeighFindhornTel: +44 1309 690362marion@findhornessences.com

Helen Loxton Kingsbridge DevonTel/Fax: +44 1548 854 028michaelhelen.loxton@ googlemail.com

Monica otton HampshireTel: +44 23 9259 4292monica@monicaotton.wanadoo.co.uk

Netta Wells Chichester West SussexTel: +44 1243 672 845

USA

Clarice Bauereis Dallas, TexasTel: +1 214 363 6701claricebau@gmail.com

Karen Disbrow Tuscon, ArizonaTel: +1 520 668 3696azehteacher@msn.com

Shauna Edmonds*DeSoto, TexasTel:+1 972 230 6003skedmonds@bigplanet.com

Patricia EnstadSt Paul, MinnesotaTel: +1 651 772 23 06Pattyenst@mac.com

Deborah Graham Haslett, MichiganTel: +1 517 333 8662deegram123@aol.com Martha Henry-Macdonald Medfield, MassachusettsTel: +1 508 359 2660mhenrymac@yahoo.com

Joanne KarpinenOkemos, MichiganTel: +1 517 347 4618DrKarpinen@aol.com

Constance McCloy*Indianapolis, IndianaTel: +1 317 402 6175Constance.healingenergy@gmail.com

Diane McKeagBeaverton, OregonTel: +1 317 752 2711dimckeag@gmail.com

Liz Parker Santa Fe, New MexicoTel/Fax: +1 505 927 7363lizparker64@gmail.com

Claudia S RoseEnosburg Falls, Vermont Tel: +1 802 933 6107claudiarosevt@gmail.com

Tom ShaverKapaau , Hawaii Tel: +1 808 884 5282 tshaverdo@yahoo.com

Coral ThorsenPenrose, North CarolinaTel: +1 828 885 8353Coral@citcom.net

ZIMBABWE

Adele Smith HarareTel +263 4492 181dellsmith@zol.co.zw

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The INEH (UK), which publishes this Journal, is a Registered Charity (No. 1032492) with the stated objective:

“To preserve and protect good health and relieve sickness by advancing the knowledge, practice and expertise ofEsoteric Healing through education, teacher training and other lawfully charitable means.”

Registered Office of the INEH (UK)The Hayloft, Palmers Road, Emsworth, Hampshire PO10 7DL, UK

Email: inehteachers@gmail.comChairwoman

Helen Frankland, ‘Pendle’, 27 South Road, Chorleywood, Hertfordshire WD3 5AS, UKTel: +44 (0)1923 282834 Email: hfrankland@dsl.pipex.com

Membership SecretaryIan Yearwood, 34, Fieldside, Edenthorpe, Doncaster, South Yorkshire DN3 2JS

Tel: 01302 880 594 email: ian.ywoods@yahoo.co.uk

MEMBERSHIP oF INEH UKMembership is open to those who have completed the INEH approved training courses and satisfied all the conditions laid down by the Committee. This includes public liability insurance cover, copies of the Journal, voting rights and eligibility to attend the Annual Conference. Cost £35.00 a year.

Student Membership is open to those who have completed at least Course 1 of the INEH approved training courses and satisfied all the conditions laid down by the Committee. This includes public liability insurance cover and receiving copies of the Journal.Cost £35.00 a year.

Couples/Families at the same address £45.00 for two people.

Non UK Membership is open to those who have completed the INEH approved training courses and satisfied all the conditions laid down by the Committee but are not resident in Britain. This includes receiving copies of the Journal and eligibility to attend the Annual Conference. Cost £15.00

We also have the category of Friend for any supporters of our work anywhere in the world. This includes receiving copies of the Journal and our thanks. Cost £15.00

Application Forms available from the Membership Sec., Ian Yearwood (see address above)

Front cover photograph: Maddy and Tim Harland’s wild, edible garden 20 years after being an intensively farmed monoculture fieldTypesetting by Tim Harland, Permanent Publications, www.permaculture.co.uk Printed on FSC Certified Evolution Recycled Offset

You who fear the end, turn to all four directions and say, Let us realize Infinity! The summitsand the recesses of Earth are your sources. Limitless are the currents of these sources.

If people would only know how to gather the eternally flowing currents of Infinity,then verily the laboratory of life would be realized.

Infinity I, 10

There is a plea for us to rediscover the profound connection with place that our ancestors knew, and to begin to heal a relationship with land that has been badly ravaged by the values and

assumptions of the modem world.

Tom Graves

We have the capacity to take our seat under our own tree of enlightenment in the midst of all things in this world and to be present for them with clear eyes and an open heart. In the midst of

your difficulty, you will learn the true strength of meditation.from A Lamp in the Darkness by Jack Kornfield (pub. Sounds True Inc.)

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The Great Invocation

From the point of Light within the Mind of GodLet Light stream forth into the minds of men,

Let Light descend on Earth.

From the point of Love within the heart of GodLet Love stream forth into the hearts of men,

May Christ return to Earth.

From the centre where the Will of God is knownLet purpose guide the little wills of men –

The purpose which the Masters know and serve.

From the centre which we call the race of menLet the Plan of Love and Light work out

And may it seal the door where evil dwells.

Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.

OM OM OM

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