Integrated Energy Therapy\u00ae (IET) is a spiritual-energetic method that focuses on connecting with angelic energy and working with energy patterns. The following description is based on the 2012 Hungarian edition of Stevan J. Thayer\u2019s handbook *Integrated Energy Therapy: Basic Level Guide*.<\/p>\n
In this article, I present the IET\u2019s own approach and conceptual framework. \u201eCell memory\u201d, \u201eenergy blocks\u201d and the emotional associations linked to specific areas of the body form part of the method\u2019s energetic model; they are not anatomical diagnoses or biological explanations validated in their own right.<\/p>\n
The IET links energetic patterns to emotional experiences, repressed feelings and self-limiting thoughts. In its own terminology, these imprints stored in \u201ecellular memory\u201d can hinder the free flow of life force. In this system, an energy block indicates such a blockage.<\/p>\n
The method\u2019s energy model refers to channels and integration points. During an IET session, the aim of working with these is to support energy balance, as well as to release and integrate patterns linked to repressed emotions.<\/p>\n
IET does not diagnose illnesses, is not a substitute for medical or psychological care, and does not promise a cure.<\/strong> It is not possible to determine the cause of a physical complaint from the body-region correspondences presented here, nor does it follow from them that a disease of a particular organ stems from a specific sensation.<\/p>\n Two key concepts in IET are activation and integration. Within the system, activation refers to the preparation for release; during integration, we work with the supportive quality associated with the particular emotional pattern. Examples of such pairs include guilt and innocence, distrust and trust, or fear and safety.<\/p>\n The method involves applying gentle touch and light pressure to specific integration points. The IET description interprets this as an energetic process; however, this does not mean that everyone will experience an immediate change, or that the change will be the same for everyone.<\/p>\n The IET\u2019s official information leaflet describes varying experiences that may be observed over several days: a sense of lightness, liveliness and composure, but also fatigue or restlessness. These are experiences described in the method\u2019s instructions; they are not effects that necessarily occur in everyone or last for a specific period of time.<\/p>\n There is no need to expect anything out of the ordinary from ourselves. Nor is it advisable to automatically regard feelings of unease, persistent tiredness or severe emotional distress as \u201ecleansing\u201d: if symptoms persist or worsen, appropriate medical or psychological help may be required.<\/p>\n The breakdown below follows the IET\u2019s energy map throughout. The examples illustrate the experiences through which the system links the individual areas; they are not diagnostic lists.<\/p>\n The IET associates this area with a connection to unconditional divine love and the theme of repressed guilt. According to the system, the quality of innocence serves as a supportive counterpart to the work on guilt.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the language of the method: activating the release of guilt and integrating the energy of innocence. Releasing guilt is not the same as shirking responsibility for our actions or failing to make amends.<\/p>\n The IET associates this area with mistrust, one\u2019s relationship with intuition, and experiences relating to the balance between male and female roles. The emphasis is on the themes of choice, decision-making and trust in one\u2019s own perceptions.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the terminology of the method: activating the release of mistrust and integrating the energy of trust.<\/p>\n The system associates shame with self-expression in this area. Self-expression includes speech, artistic creation and spiritual expression, such as prayer or meditation.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the language of the method: activating the release of shame and integrating the energy of spiritual pride.<\/p>\n In this area, the IET focuses on the experience of feeling threatened and under attack. A related theme is trust in security and in the world.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the terminology of the method: activating the release of the sense of threat and integrating the energy of support.<\/p>\n The IET associates the shoulders with the burden of \u201emusts\u201d, constraints and obligations: those things we feel we must do or avoid in order to gain the acceptance of others.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the language of the method: activating the letting go of compulsions and \u201emusts\u201d, followed by integrating the energy of freedom.<\/p>\n The IET associates this area with the experience of heartache and betrayal. The related theme is the possibility of giving and receiving love.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the language of the method: activating the release of heartache and integrating the energy of love.<\/p>\n The system associates the spleen area with repressed anger. The IET describes this as an experience which can make it more difficult to make room for joy and happiness.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the terminology of the method: activating the release of suppressed anger and integrating the energy of forgiveness.<\/p>\n The IET associates this area with the themes of explicit anger and rage. The focus is on experiences linked to grievances, resentment and the desire for justice.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the terminology of the method: activating the release of anger and resentment, followed by the integration of the energy of forgiveness. This description does not imply that the cause of depression or a physical ailment can be determined from this.<\/p>\n The system associates this area with stress and helplessness, particularly when someone feels unable to either escape from or confront a stressful situation.<\/p>\n Related experiences may include:<\/p>\n In the terminology of the method: activating the release of stress and fatigue, followed by the integration of the energy of lightness and fluidity. This does not imply a diagnosis of the state of the immune system or a guaranteed improvement in its functioning.<\/p>\n The IET associates the area of the kidneys with repressed fears. It also includes the anticipated sense of danger we feel when we fear that some terrible event is about to occur.<\/p>\n The feeling of fear is real even if the imagined danger does not materialise. That is why I would not generally describe fear as false, nor would I ignore a genuine threat.<\/p>\n In the language of the method: activating the release of fear that is difficult to process and integrating the energy of safety.<\/p>\n This guide provides an insight into the IET approach; it is not a treatment manual. Familiarising oneself with the concepts of the system does not mean that every physical or mental difficulty must be interpreted using this framework.<\/p>\n A spiritual interest and seeking appropriate professional help can go hand in hand. I believe it is important that turning our attention inwards is accompanied by a sense of responsibility and respect for our own boundaries.<\/p>\n With love, Az Integrated Energy Therapy\u00ae (IET) olyan spiritu\u00e1lis-energetikai m\u00f3dszer, amely az angyali energi\u00e1val val\u00f3 kapcsol\u00f3d\u00e1st \u00e9s az energetikai mint\u00e1kkal v\u00e9gzett munk\u00e1t helyezi a k\u00f6z\u00e9ppontba.<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":439,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_s4y_en_tartalom":" Integrated Energy Therapy\u00ae (IET) is a spiritual-energetic method that focuses on connecting with angelic energy and working with energy patterns. The following description is based on the 2012 Hungarian edition of Stevan J. Thayer\u2019s basic-level Integrated Energy Therapy handbook.<\/p>\n\n In this article, I present the method\u2019s own approach and conceptual framework. \u2018Cellular memory\u2019, \u2018energy blocks\u2019 and the emotional associations linked to specific areas of the body form part of the method\u2019s energetic model; they are not anatomical diagnoses or established biological explanations.<\/p>\n\n IET links energetic patterns to emotional experiences, repressed feelings and self-limiting thoughts. In its own terminology, these imprints stored in \u2018cellular memory\u2019 can hinder the free flow of life force. In this system, an energy block indicates such a blockage.<\/p>\n\n The method\u2019s energy model refers to channels and integration points. During an IET session, the aim of working with these is to support energy balance, as well as to release and integrate patterns linked to repressed emotions.<\/p>\n\n IET does not diagnose illnesses, is not a substitute for medical or psychological care, and does not promise a cure.<\/p>\n\n It is not possible to determine the cause of a physical complaint from the body-region correspondences presented here, nor does it follow from them that a disease of a particular organ stems from a particular emotion.<\/p>\n\n Two key concepts in IET are activation and integration. Within the system, activation refers to the preparation for release; during integration, we work with the supportive quality associated with the particular emotional pattern. Examples of such pairs include guilt and innocence, distrust and trust, or fear and safety.<\/p>\n\n The method involves applying gentle touch and light pressure to specific integration points. The method describes this as an energetic process; however, this does not mean that everyone will experience an immediate change, or that the change will be the same for everyone.<\/p>\n\nActivation and integration<\/h2>\n
What sort of experiences might follow an IET session?<\/h2>\n
Body regions and emotional qualities in the IET system<\/h2>\n
Crown of the head, crown chakra<\/h3>\n
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Third Eye<\/h3>\n
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Throat and lungs<\/h3>\n
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The back of the neck<\/h3>\n
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Shoulders<\/h3>\n
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Heart<\/h3>\n
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Step<\/h3>\n
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Liver and gallbladder<\/h3>\n
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Adrenal glands and stomach<\/h3>\n
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Kidneys<\/h3>\n
The location of the method<\/h2>\n
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Activation and integration<\/h2>\n\n
What sort of experiences might follow an IET session?<\/h2>\n\n