Energy Healing is not practiced for personal gain, but as service. Brenda Selby Johnston, founder of the INEH, envisioned the network as a “soul-orientated group” serving humanity and the spiritual hierarchy by building a bridge linking the two. 

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For many within the INEH, the philosophy is inseparable from the practice: healing is a way of anchoring spiritual science in everyday life and making it practical.

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This philosophy asks the healer to set aside personal ego and align with love, wisdom and spiritual will. True healing arises not from the personality, but from the soul. To practice Energy Healing is to participate in a group act of service, offering balance and light where it is most needed. It can be practised with individuals, families, groups and even nations.

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Energy Healing also carries with it the ethical responsibility described in our Commitment to Safe and Respectful Practice - ensuring that service is always grounded in humility and integrity.