SOMA ENERGY ARTS
Energy Arts is literally what it sounds like. It is the art of healing within the energetic and vibrational field of our physical body or soma. The art of energetic healing is centuries old and was often used primarily in ancient cultures by the shamans, medicine healers and seers as the dominant modality of healing and intervention simply because they recognized that the signatures or frequencies we hold in our energetic fields precede our physical experience. This is a powerful truth to behold in or world as well as within our physical bodies.
We do actually have the ability to interface and alter the experiences we have in our bodies simply by recognizing and learning how to communicate to ourselves energetically and therefore repattern the tissues in our body to maintain optimum health and rejuventaion.
About Sibel
I have always had a fascination with how people express themselves through body language. At an early age I started a rigorous program in classical ballet until after high school where my fascination took me into the world of sports. I discovered skiing while in high school and was immediately obsessed. I had to master this sport.
Living in the mountains of Utah has been a gift and a blessing. Here I have grown and matured as a person by deepening the connection to my inner Self through my time spent among the pristine snow capped mountains and the cleansing red rocks of the desserts. During my studies at Westminster College in Communications and journalism I also learned to fly airplanes and subsequently taught flying for a few years at the Salt Lake International airport.
Throughout my time in Utah I never separated from skiing, often putting in over 100 days in some seasons. Of course the mountains offer other sports which I eagerly participated in such as climbing, mountain biking and whitewater paddling. Eventually I was feeling the aches and pains of physical exertion and was soon introduced to the wonders of Rolfing which completely changed my life.
During my last 14 years as a Rolfing practitioner and healer I have tapped into the interrelatedness of how we as humans are put together emotionally, physically and spiritually. My curiosity in the connection between body, mind and Spirit lead me to a unique and beautiful program at the University of Santa Monica where I received my M.A. in Spiritual Psychology. This training brought to light a new way to integrate my skills in bodywork with my gifts as an intuitive healer and shaman to assist the client in accessing inner awareness of the deeper meaning beneath and surrounding the circumstances of their physical experience on this planet. My most recent studies have been primarily in the energetic field of life in the form of intuitive reading and shamanic healing. Much like the information coming to us about quantum mechanics and quantum physics as shown in the films, What the Bleep, and Down the Rabbit Hole, whereby we can see through scientific discovery and verification that we do indeed energetically affect the world around us simply by our observations and our thoughts about them. It has become clear to me that life responds to us very dramatically on such a subtle level that we virtually cannot afford to ignore this component of our existence. I have found that combining these skills and knowledge of the body mind and spirit in such a way as to treat the physical body through the vibrational and energetic field first is the most effective way to aligning with the ultimate healing source within us. Since the physical body is a result of and responds to the primary energetic patters we hold in our field, they physical body then easily moves toward repair, regeneration and rejuvenation.
Many Blessings, Sibel Iren, M.A.
What does a session feel like?
Do you experience emotional release during the sessions?
Often times clients report that they will re-experience emotional memories or revisit past situations associated to an event in their life whether emotional or physical that has had an impact on them as it comes up for healing. Often times traumatic physical events will have an emotional component associated with them involving how we relate to our bodies during and after such an event. An emotional event such as divorce or emotional abuse can have a physical influence on our bodies as well. In essence, any kind of intense stress has a direct physical response in our physiology affecting and even changing our neuro-chemistry which directly affects the way we behave, think and feel. Sessions allows for the affected area of the body to be acknowledged providing a safe outlet for the release to take place thus freeing the physical and emotional body from the restriction and pain of the event.
A Back Reborn- Wasatch SportsGuide Article Aug 2004
A Back, Reborn
By Tom Price, Sports Guide Aug04
Right up front, I’ll admit it: I was cutting school and shouldn’t have been skiing. It was more than 20 years ago, I was 15, and a day at Snowbird sounded a lot better than anything in high school. OK? I’m sorry, and believe me I got punished for my misdeeds. On the last run of the day I came barreling down Big Emma and flew off a lip on a cat track, cart wheeling my left shoulder forward and down just in time to absorb the impact. Reeling in pain as I sat up, the grapefruit sized swelling told me something was very wrong. A few hours later the X-rays confirmed it: my collarbone was shattered. It would eventually grow back into a large, lopsided knot.
Fast forward: For about the last eight years or so, I’ve noticed I get a really bad pain in my lower left back when I’m on too long a road trip. And when I walk it’s like my left leg is about two inches shorter than the right. Something was slowly, inexorably going very out of whack. I needed serious medicine. I needed, gulp, Rolfing.
Maybe you’ve heard of it, the “oh my heck it’s so painful” therapy, some sort of funky deep tissue massage that rearranges your very bones and muscle. It sounded unpleasant, but the alternative—continued slow degeneration and limited ability— was worse.