M.I.A.S. BULLETIN

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A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
1982 GATEWAY PROGRAM SCHEDULE
The Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences is pleased to announce the 1982
Gateway Program Schedule. Due to popular demand and the number of persons that
had to be wait-listed for the last several programs, The Institute has scheduled
twelve programs for the coming year. All the programs will be held at the Training
Center in Faber, Virginia. Participants accepted for the program will be sent the
Discovery Album at least one month before scheduled attendance, for in-home preparation.
January 9 - 16
February 6 - 13
July 24 - 31
August 21 - 28
February 27 - March 6
April 17 - 24
September 4
October 16 -
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23
?VMay 22 -- 29
November 13 - 20
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November 27 - December 4
The activities and policies of The Institute are set by a Board of Advisors,
consisting of the following as of June 1, 1981.
Arthur Gladman, Psychiatrist
Carole Dean, Executive
David Francis, Executive
James Beal, Engineer
Thomas Campbell, Physicist
Joseph Pearce, Author
Stuart Twemlow, Psychiatrist
William
E. Herrmann, Educator
Fowler Jones, Psychologist
Warren
Braun, Engineer
Todd Mikurea, Psychiatrist
Wilson
Bullard, Bin-Chemist
Mary Jane Ledyard, Psychologist
Bill D.
Schul, Educator
Anthony K. Busch, Psychiatrist
Gregory Chandler, Publisher
MONROE INSTITUTE STAFF
Administrative
R. F. Korbesmeyer, Director
Karen Williams, ITC Coordinator
Lucinda Honeycutt, Registrar
Helen Warring, Services Manager
Cooper Jager, Technical- Section
Jean Wallis, Professional. Division
Rosalind McKnight, Research Coordinator
Robert Dale, Recording, Processing
Consultants
Mary Jane Ledyard, Ph.D.
Samuel Caughron, M.D.
Martin Albert, M.D.
Training
Melissa Jager, Director
Bill D. Schul
Michael Greene
Field Representatives
Carole Dean, Los Angeles
Arthur Ellison, London
Christian Schaller, Geneva
Jack Scher, New York
MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Route 1, Box 175
Faber, Virginia 22938
804-361-1252
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THE GATEWAY VOYAGE PROGRAM
PURPOSE: Gateway is dedicated to the development and exploration of human
consciousness. It is a system of exercises designed to aid the individual
in the improvement of his own consciousness, so that he may know and understand
better his higher self, that he may learn and experience profound areas of
expanded awareness, achieve and willfully control his physical body and the
out-of-body state, communicate with and visit other energy structures and realities.
HISTORY: Originally the M-500 Research Project, the present Gateway Program
is the result.of over 3,000 test exercises involving 1,932 participants, conducted
by the Institute over the past ten years. Assisting in the development of the
Program have been researchers in many disciplines from various parts of the
country. Reports from participants are available in other Institute Bulletins.
Many indicate significant, constructive changes in life attitudes and overview.
TECHNOLOGY: The basics of the gateway training process are the Frequency
Following Response (FFR) and Hemispheric Synchronization (Hemi-Sync), created in
the electrical patterns of the brain by the induction of specific sound pulses
both singly and binaurally into the human auditory system. Robert Monroe was
granted a generic patent for this method and technique in 1975, and assigned it to
the Institute. By blending and sequencing such sound pulses, it is possible to
aid the individual to develop states of consciousness not ordinarily available to
him. Evidence of this is shown in bilateral EEG studies which indicate the
generation of high-amplitude narrow-frequency wave forms sweeping throughout the
cortex in direct consequence of such audio signals.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION: The typical Gateway session consists of a series of,
conducted pre-recorded exercises utilizing FFR, Hemi-Sync, and vocal guidane to
achieve progressive states of consciousness. These are heard through stereo
headphones while in a relaxed position, under the supervision of Institute trainers
and technicians. Reinforcement of feedback learning of such states is enhanced by
lectures, discussions, and single interviews using standard accelerated learning
techniques. Goals are achievement of Focus 3 (Basic Hemi-Sync), Focus 10 (Mind
awake, body asleep), Focus 12 (Expanded awareness), Focus 15 (No-time), and
Focus 21 (Other energy systems).
PARTICIPATION: The VOYAGE is open to individuals who are intellectually curious
or possess latent talents and abilities, subject to acceptance by the Program
Director. The only prerequisite is completion of the Gateway Home Study
DISCOVERY Program which will be mailed to you upon receipt of your $200.
(non-refundable) deposit. The Voyage is conducted for seven days, from Saturday
night to Saturday noon a week later, at the Institute Center in Virginia. Room,
meals and one year's Sustaining Membership are included in the tuition fee of $850.
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