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April
1984
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Continuation
of CENTER
LANE
MIAS Advanced
Training
( S/CL-4/N0F0RN
)
1.
( S/CL-4/N0F0RN )
During
an
INSCOM
CENTER
LANE
Project
(ICLP)
update
brief
on
April
1984,
MG
Stubblebine,
CG
,
USAINSCOM
stated
that
during
his
March
1984
visit
with
LTG
Brown,
Director
of
the
Army
Staff
(DAS),
HQ,
DA,
the
DAS
directed
cessation
of
all
INSCOM
involvement
with
Monroe
Institute
of
Applied
Sciences
(MIAS).
LTC
Brown's
directive
was
based
on
his
perception
that
there
was
inadequate
oversight
of
the
INSCOM
RAPT
program
with
MIAS.
MG
Stubblebine
concurred
with
the
decision
to
cancel
RAPT
until
the
program
could
be
evaluated,
but
recommended
to
LTG
Brown
that
not
all
involvement
with
MIAS
be
terminated
because
the
ICLP
has
separate
advanced
training
programs
with
MIAS
and
Mr.
Robert
Monroe
which
were
not
Monroe
2.
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN
)
prepare
an
MFR
on
LTG
basis
for
ICLP continued
ut
are
important
to
ICLP
.
LTG
Brown
ion
of
the
ICLP
training
with
MIAS
and
Mr
MG
Stu bblebine
directed
LTC
Buzby
to
Br own
s
d e c i s i on
and
to
use
that
as
the
ed
invcjlvement
with
MIAS
and
Mr.
Monroe.
BRIAN BUZBY
LTC,
MI
CENTER
LANE
Project
Manager
WARNING NOTICE
SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM
RESTRICT DISSEMINATION TO THOSE
WITH VERIFIED ACCESS
CATEGORY
V
CLASSIFIED
BY:
CG,
INSCOM
DECL:
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SCIENTISTS SIX WERE SELECTED TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
•'
FOR TWO WEEKS OF ACTUAL TRAINING,
UPON THEIR RETURN
TO FORT MEADE THEY CONTINUED
IN AN
IN-HOUSE TRAINING
PROGRAM MODELED AFTER THE
SRI
TRAINING PHASE,
(SLIDE 3A OFF)
(SLIDE 5 ON)
(SLIDE
5 OFF)
AFTER THE PERSONNEL WERE LOCATED AND TRAINING HAD BEGUN,
THE NEXT QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED APPLIED TO THE SECOND
AND THIRD CRITERIA CONCERNING OPERATIONS,
THAT
IS,
COULD REMOTE VIEWING BE APPLIED AS A COLLECTION
METHOD?
IF SO,
WOULD THE
INFORMATION BE OF REASONABLE
ACCURACY AND ACCEPTED AND USED BY THE
INTELLIGENCE
ANALYST WHO RECEIVE THE PRODUCT,
FINALLY,
COULD
REMOTE VIEWING RESPOND TO COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS
IN
A TIMELY MANNER?
(SLIDE 5A ON)
(SLIDE 5A OFF)
WORK TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS WAS OVERCOME BY EVENTS.
IN SEPTEMBER 1979, ACS I
TASKED
INSCOM TO LOCATE A
MISS ING NAVY AIRCRAFT JS THE ONLY
INFORMATION
PROVIDED WAS A PICTURE OF THE TYPE AIRCRAFT MISSING
AND THE NAMES OF THE CREW ,
WHERE THE AIRCRAFT WAS
OPERATING WAS NOT DISCLOSED,
ON
A SEPTEMBER 1979,
FIRST OPERATI ONAL REMOTE VIEWING SESSION TOOK PLACE,
IN THIS
INITIAL SESSION,
THE REMOTE VIEWER PLACED THE
AIRCRAFT TO WITHIN 15 M ILES OF WHERE
IT WAS ACTUALLY
LOCATED .
BASED ON THESE RESULTS,
INSCOM WAS TASKED
TO WORK AGAINST ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL TARGETS.
THESE TASKINGS FORCED A PREMATURE HALT TO THE
INITIAL
TRAINING PHASE, *
IN DECEMBER 1979,
THE PROJECT WAS
COMMITTED TO OPERAT I ONS
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such belief,
now that investigative
tools are available.
The Institute has reached the following conclusions
in relation
to
the propagation and delineation of HEMI-SYNC consciousness
, based
upon both anecdotal and bio-monitoring consensus
from 4,823 experiments
among
1,280 volunteer participants over
a five year period.
(1)
The characteristics of
such consciousness may be varied
directly in accordance with the signal or signals introduced.
(2)
The re-introduction of such signal patterns evoke a repli-
cation of the original characteristics.
(3)
Specific states of HEMI-SYNC consciousness can be learned
and re-established without the original stimulus much as
the bio-
feedback process.
(4)
HEMI-SYNC audio stimulus
is not all-pervasive.
It can be
rejected easily either subjectively or objectively.
(5)
No significant or
lasting
contra*’indicative effects have
been reported among
the participants
in the experimental series.
(6)
Based upon
the application of specific single and multiple
audio patterns,
the following characteristics
of HEMI-SYNC consciousness
have been noted
(A)
Deep mental and physical relaxation.
(B)
Sense of euphoria,
extending beyond stimulus.
(C)
Single-pointed focus of attention.
(D)
Increased utilization of memory patterns,
at all levels.
(E)
Higher suggestibility,
but with greater acceptance or
rejection.
(F)
Holistic problem solving and decision-making.
(G)
Changes
in overview,
less restrictive,
significantly broader
xn scope.
(H)
Major increase
in ci'eativity,
ideas, with attendant appli-
cation.
(I)
Measurable changes
in muscular co— ox'dination.
(J)
Permanent memory addition,
by rote and self-synthesized
experience.
***********<**
The Institute
is continuing to operate experimental programs
in
the evaluation of effects produced by other audio patterns yet to be
investigated.
Formal papers of such effort will be presented to appro
pnate groups at a future date.
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ON’ THIS FORM 13 ftCUCITED UNBr * AUTHORITY 0? TITLE 38 , U.S.
CODS,
"VETERANS BENEFITS",
'AJD WILL BE USED FOR YOUR APHA3IH SCREWING TEST,
SlIICH
IS
PART OF YOUR 1«REATMENT PROGRAM,
ALSO, THE RESULTS
WILL BE US
:D FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY
»*AYS OF PROVIDING BETTER PATIENT CAR?.
IT WILL NOT BE
USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE*
DISCLOSURE
IS VOLUNTARY.
B O’VEVER ,
FAILURE TO FURNISH THIS INFORMATION WILL MAKE IT
MORE DIFFICULT FOR US IN YOUR TPJLV^ENT PROGRAM*
FAILUH i TO FURNISH THIS INFORMATION WILL HAVE NO ADVERSE EFFECT
ON ANY BENEFITS ’WHICH YOU MAY BE gjTITLED
.
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<
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think about
the
deai
loved ones.
I
think about dying
y<
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think about
the
posi
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fantasies
of my own
eat
6.
I
think about death
jilst
before
I
go
to
sleep.
7.
I
think of how
I woultj act
if
I knew
I were
to
d:
within
a given period
8.
I
think about how m
would act and
feel
up<&n my
death.
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9.
When
I am sick
I
thin! about
eat
11.
When
I am in an automobile
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IT IS INEXPENSIVE
THE PRINCIPAL COST OF REMOTE VIEWING COLLECTION
IS THE PEOPLE
INVOLVED.
THERE
IS NO EXPENSIVE HARDWARE, AND LASTLY,
THERE
IS NO KNOWN DEFENSE
TINE , TARGET SIZE ,OR DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY ALL HAVE NO APPARENT
EFFECT ON COLLECTION BY REMOTE VIEWING.
EVEN CONCEPTUALIZED PLANS
HAVE EEN COLLECTED AGAINST PRIOR TO THEIR ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION,
(SLIDE 12 OFF)
REMOTE VIEWING HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED AGAINST SEVEN CATEGORIES
OF TASKING.
FIVE ARE DESCRIED
IN THE PROJECT BOOK AND ARE COLOR
COED FOR EASY REFERENCE.
THEY ARE;
(SLIDE 13 ON)
1.
PENETRATION OF INACCESSIBLE TARGETS (BLACK TAB)
2.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION
(RED TAB)
3.
CUING OF OTHER INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEMS
(YELLOW TAB)
H,
IMMINENT HOSTILITIES
(BLUE TAB)
5.
DETERMINATION OF NUCLEAR FROM NON-NUCLEAR TARGETS
(GREEN TAB)
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16 July 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT;
GRILL FLAME Briefing for Director,
NSA
SG1A
1.
A briefing for LTG Lincoln Faurer,
Director,
NSA
has' been
scheduled
for 1500 hours,
5 August
1982 at the Director's Conference Room
I
HQ
NSA.
The briefing was requested by
|
—
Research and Engineering.
Scheduled attendees are:
LTG LINCOLN FAURER
>
DIRECTOR
SGI
&G1I
SG1I
SGI
I
ROBERT
E.
RICH
(GS-18)
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
2.
I
initially
met. with,
his office,
building
1,
NSA.
[
at his request,
on
23 June 1982 at
explained that LTG Faurer,
Director,
NSA had been exposed to GRILL FLAME some time ago by Dr.
Jack Vorona, DIA,
who knew LTG Faurer when he was assigned at DIA.
At a recent meeting
Dr.
Vorona suggested LTG Faurer receive
a brief
i
ng on what Army
(INSCOM)
was doing
in the GRILL FLAME area,
to arrange the briefing.
was asked by LTG Faurer
SG1I
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME Project Manager
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le 2 0; P 8 ) Oy 8 oe . - . Se e . . ot . News & DAILY ADVANCE a \ : Comic a @ é Neighbor ne chburg, Virginia Saturday, October 29, 1983 —— | : | | Nelson group ve Bn -}researching | : Drain waves. By SUSAN GARBEE 8 BRANDT » Staff Writer NELLYSFORD — ‘The research of the Monroe In- stitute of Applied Sciences here has attracted thousands from foreign countries and across the nation since it was formed in 1979. Yet very few people in the Lynchburg area know ‘anything about the brain-wave research of the 800-acre institute, just off Virginia 6 in Nelson County. Few know the institute’s research has enabled Ta- - coma, Wash., public school six-year ‘olds to master skills they shouldn’t develop until spring. Or that the institute's patented sound process is be- ing used to control pain in illness and surgery, and help insomniacs sleep, stroke victims recover and tennis ‘players and golfers play better. Nor do they know anything about the founder, Rob- ‘ert A. Monroe, who says that in 1958 his mind began leaving his body and traveling across the country, other universes and into the unknown. Most Nelson County residents either don’t know the . institute exists or have héard one of many rumors about the place. ; “I don’t think the neighbors have any idea what goes on here,” Nancy Honeycutt, Monroe’s stepdaugh- ter, said. “They know we deal with brain waves. They assume we are doing weird things to people’s min Shortly after Monroe wrote “Journeys Out of the Body,’ which details his out-of-body experiences, he left his broadcasting career and began full-time re. search on what causes a person’s mind to leave the physical body and travel. Monroe, then a prominent broadcasting executiv: . 8 Usted in Who's Who in America, said bis book helrd F | Rie 9 = a Wee _ bir _get_out of the bones ” ee ee” z Me.” ; aa a aati eRe whic P= ypitad in civ far, ‘
/ Ncttis? & DAILY ADVANCE
chburg, Virginia
Saturday, October 29, 1983
10013-8
Editorial
Seniors
Comic
Neighbor
Section
Nelson group
researching
brain waves
By SUSAN GARBEE BRANDT
Staff Writer
NELLYSFORD — The research of the Monroe In-
stitute of Applied Sciences here has attracted thousands
from foreign countries and across the nation since
it
was formed in 1979.
Yet very few people in the Lynchburg area know
anything about the brain-wave research of the 800-acre
institute, just off Virginia 6 in Nelson County.
Few know the institute’s research has enabled Ta-
coma, Wash.,
public
school
six-year olds
to master
skills they shouldn’t develop until spring.
Or that the institute’s patented sound process is be-
ing used to control pain in illness and surgery, and help
insomniacs
sleep,
stroke victims recover and tennis
players and golfers play better.
Nor do they know anything about the founder, Rob-
ert A. Monroe, who says that in 1958 his mind began
leaving his body and traveling across the country, other
universes and into the unknown.
Most Nelson County residents either don’t know the
institute
exists or have heard one
of many rumors
about the place.
“I don’t think the neighbors have any idea what
goes on here,” Nancy Honeycutt, Monroe’s stepdaugh-
ter, said. “They know we deal with brain waves. They
assume we are doing weird things to people’s minds.”
Shortly after Monroe wrote “Journeys Out of the
Body,” which
details
his out-of-body experiences, he
left
his broadcasting career and began
full-time
re-
search on what causes a person’s mind to leave the
physical body and travel.
Monroe, then a prominent broadcasting executive
listed in Who’s Who in America, said his bookbefcd
-t^Jig
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DISCOVERY ;
Development of primary Gateway states with emphasis on learn-
ing
to self-direct and control consciousness
in entry and return.
Long
weekend,
Thursday night through Sunday noon,
room and meals provided.
VOYAGE:
Incorporating all previous Gateway training,
plus exercises
in
use
and direct application of
such added consciousness,
and
individual
exploration of other energy systems
and realities.
A full seven days,
from Saturday Night
to Sunday noon
a week
later.
Held only at
the
Institute Center
in Virginia,
room and meals
included.
EXPLORATION :
An advanced meeting only
for
those member-participants who
have completed the Gateway VOYAGE
session.
Reinforcement
of
all Gateway
consciousness
states,
group penetration of other energy
systems,
one-to-
one exploration.
Four
to seven days,
held only at
the Institute Center
in Virginia,
room and board included.
PARTICIPATION :
The Gateway Program
is
now open
to individuals who are
intellectually curious or possess
latent talents and abilities,
subject
to acceptance by
the Program Director.
For application and Program
Schedule,
write or phone:
(EAST)
(WEST)
P.
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BOX
94C
625 Fifth Ave.
FABER,
VA
22938
San Francisco,
CA 94118
(804)
361-1252
(415)
668-2677
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Institute of Applied Sciences
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P.O. Box 57
Afton, Virginia 22920
Phone (703) 456-8166
THE PROFESSIONAL MEMBER
-
May
15,
1979
In response
to many requests,
the Institute will establish
a
new classification among
its membership beginning June
1st,
1979.
This will be
the Professional Member.
The purpose of Professional Membership
is best described
in
the
following:
1.
To widen research into
the application of methods and
techniques developed by
the Institute.
2.
To extend more broadly
the use of
those applications by
the Institute now in practice.
3.
To provide
the Institute with
a greater data base than
is now possible through the efforts
of
its internal
staff
and limited facilities.
4.
To teach others such basic methods and techniques
so as
to stimulate investigation and interest in new and future
potentials yet to be considered.
The Professional Membership
is
limited
to those who are active
in one of
the various disciplines
-
the physicist,
engineer,
medical
doctor,
psychologist,
psychiatrist,
analyst,
teacher,
to name
the
most common.
He has expressed an interest in the activities of
the
Institute,
and wishes
to test or employ
the Institute methods
in his
own area of endeavor.
Thus,
Professional Members
fall
into three categories,
or combi-
nations
thereof:
(A)
Researcher :
In which
the Member,
either on his own behalf
or that of an organization with which he
is associated,
utilizes
the basic methods
and techniques of
the
Institute
solely for
the gathering of information and experience,
with
the intent of eventual publication of
the results of such
experimentation
.
(B)
Practitioner :
In which
the Member
is engaged in private and/or
clinical practice,
and employs
the Institute methods and tech-
niques
in his relationship with his clients,
including such
specialization as may be available
to suit his unique requirements.
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6.
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our current plans for bringing new personnel on board and
what we had already done
in this regard.
The CG fully supported our ideas.
BG Flynn concurred,
but reminded all that full-time strength cannot exceed
current task force level
(i,e.-9 people).
17.
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CG expressed strong interest
in some of our 0PSEC work and wants us
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to continue work in that area.
8.
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COL
(P) Weinstein recommended that we consider training techniques
that involved work with names
of individuals and places.
9.
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The CG voiced strong support
for the program and stressed that we keep
him informed of progress and of any problems we encounter.
Meeting adjourned
at 1730 hours.
Incl
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