If, for any reason, the funds cannot be used for the intended project, they will be reallocated to other initiatives consistent with the association's mission.

Since April 4, 2025, the Téléphane Énergie – Éditions et Multimédia (T-E-E-M) association has been undertaking an energy restoration project at Maryvale High School, a school located in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.

This project is fully aligned with T-E-E-M's mission: to restore the energy balance of places imbued with history, memory, or tension, in order to re-establish an atmosphere conducive to learning, well-being, and the expression of each individual's potential.

A holistic approach serving collective energy
The objective of our intervention at Maryvale High School is to work on the subtle energy of the school to foster a peaceful, stimulating, and protective environment for students, teachers, and the entire educational community.

Through a symbolic and sensitive approach, we will:

- conduct an energy assessment of the space using a pendulum and other sensitive tools,

- implement targeted vibrational rebalancing actions,

- design a mandala or energy crystal, which will be installed on-site as a living work of art.

This symbol, both aesthetic and spiritual, will embody the new harmony of the space. It will become a visual and energetic anchor point, a source of calm, focus, and inner strength for students and staff.

A work of art and heart
As with all its projects, T-E-E-M hopes that this creation will combine beauty, meaning, and transformation. The envisioned mandala or crystal will be more than just a decorative object: it will become the energetic guardian of Maryvale High School, designed with the intention of collective healing and positive influence.

This project is carried out in line with the association's core values: sharing, transmission, support, and sustainable balance. It also aims to inspire other educational settings to integrate the invisible dimensions of space into their practices of well-being and personal growth.

"Ohm cleans eternal reality"

Our symbolic act of repair is akin to prayer, but without any connection to a specific religion or belief.