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JAN 80
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AUG 80
DEVELOPMENT
EVENT
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SCREENING & SELECTION OF PERSONNEL
IN-HOUSE TRAINING
SRI ORIENTATION
OPERATIONAL TASKING
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MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSO£&-*HU MINT
SUBJECT:
CENTER LANE briefing
to Commander,
24 August
1983
USA INSCOM,
26 Aug
1.
( S/CL-4/NOFORN )
MG Stubblebine requested
a briefing on
the
Monroe
Institute of Applied Sciences
(MIAS)
on
26 August
1983
from
Mr. Fred Atwater,
CENTER LANE Operations Officer.
LTC
Brian Buzby CENTER LANE
Project
Manager,
and
Mr. Joe
McMoneagle
will participate
in the briefing.
That briefing
is scheduled
for
1100 hours,
26 August.
2.
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
The proposed topics
for
the briefings/
discussions with
MG Stubblebine are
as
follows:
a
.
MIAS
b
.
Status
of personnel spaces
for
CENTER LANE
c.
MG Stubblebine* s conversations with potential project
personnel
(CPT Jackson)
d
.
Status
of
Project
8307
While
MG Stubblebine underscored his
request
for
a briefing
on
the
MIAS,
I want
to be prepared
to discuss the other
topics
as
necessary/required
.
Fact
sheets
on CENTER LANE
involvement with
MIAS and
the status
of
Project
8307 will be prepared
for
MG
Stubblebine
.
3.
(U)
A memorandum for
the record on the briefing/discussions
will
be prepared
and forwarded.
Project
WARNING NOTICE
!
SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM
RESTRICT DISSEMINATION TO THOSE
LANE
Manager
WITH VERIFIED ACCESS
CATEGORY
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VA Hospital
Topeka,
Kansas
(Revised
9/76)
ATTITUDES TOWARD DEATH QUESTIONNAIRE
You are asked
to complete the attached questionnaire, which contains
a
set
of
statements frequently made about
death.
In each question,
you should check
the category with which you agree most
fully.
Items
1 through 11 ask the frequency you have certain
thoughts,
and
these may range from often
to never.
Items
through
30 ask the
degree
to which you agree with each
item,
and your answers may range
from strongly agree
to
strongly disagree.
This
is
a measure of per-
sonal belief.
Obviously
there
are no
right
or wrong answers.
Your participation
is entirely voluntary,
and you may
feel
free
to
decline to complete the questionnaire.
One purpose
of
the question-
naire
is
to determine whether
certain answers are associated with
chemical dependency.
I have read
the above and am willing
to participate
in the following
questionnaire.
(Signature)
Witnessed
(if applicable)
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side,
I
think people
should
first
become concerned abou
when they are
old.
I
am much more
conceri led
about death than those around
Death hardly concerns me.
_My general outlook ju
doesn't allow for mor
thoughts
arouses anxiety
in me
18.
The prospect
of
the
d<
my loved ones arouses anxiety
in me
The knowledge
that
I
i
surely die does not
±± any
way affect
the
conducl:
of my
21.
I am afraid
of dying.
,e become di| turbed
at
the
sigTitTof a new
but
it does not bothe
24.
I am disturbed when
I
think
about
the shortness
o
(continued page
3)
VA foAM
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Death should not
be
as
a tragedy
if
it odours
after
a productive
life.
The
inevitable death
of man
poses
a
serious challenge
to
the meaningfulness
of
human
existence
.
The death of
the
ind
is ultimately benefic
because
it
facilitates
change
in
society.
VA FOAM W1 ,
MAR 1953
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Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences
MEMO
FROM
ROBERT
MONROE
P.O. Box 57
Afton, Virginia 22920
We
Invite you
to
participate
in
a
study
designed
to measure
the
kinds
of
changes
that
take
place
in
people who
receive
the M-5000 Training.
All
trainees
are
being
asked
to complete
four Profile
of Adaptation
of Life
(PAL)
Questionnaires
-
one
prior
to
initial
training,
and
three
following
training.
From these questionnaires,
we
will
be
able
to determine
the
kinds
of changes
that
take
place
In
people's
adaptation
to
living over
a
12-month
follow-up
period.
Collaborating
in
this
research with
me
is
Dr.
Robert Ellsworth,
a
research
psychologist
at
the
Veterans
Hospital
in
Salem,
Virginia, who will
be
sending you
the
follow-up questionnaires.
The questionnaire
that you
are
asked
to
complete
pertains
to
some
aspects
of your adaptation
to
life
and your
life
style.
Because
this material
is
personal,
steps
have
been
taken
to
Insure your
right
to privacy.
For
example, your
name
will
not
appear
on
the
questionnaire,
only
a
coae
number will
be
assigned
to your questionnaire.
If you
agree
to participate
in
the
follow-up
part
of
the
study,
sign
and
return
this
form
at
the
same
time
you
send
in your questionnaire.
Dr.
Ellsworth will
send you
the
follow-up
PAL Questionnaires
for you
to
complete
and
return
to
him.
All
questionnaires
will
remain
in
his
research
files,
and
will
be
destroyed
at
the
end
of
the
study.
The
results
will
be
reported
only
by
group
averages.
If you
are
interested
in
the
results
of this
study when
available,
check
below.
Your decision
to participate
in
the
follow-up
study
is
entirely
voluntary
on your
part.
Your participation will
help
us
understand better
the
effects
of
the
M-5000
training
on
people's
adaptation
to
life.
For
this
reason,
your participation
is
important
to
us
and
greatly
appreciated.
I
CONSENT
TO PARTICIPATE
IN THIS
STUDY
UNDER THE
CONDITIONS THAT
MY
IDENTITY
WILL
REMAIN
ANONYMOUS
AND THAT
THE
RESULTS
WILL
BE
USED
FOR
RESEARCH
PURPOSES ONLY,
AND
FOR NO OTHER
PURPOSE.
Signed
Date
Name
(please
print)
Address
Town
and
state
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BACKGROUND
INFORMATION TO
PAL SCALE
From time to
time,
people become .involved In expediences that may change their
lives
in certain ways.
The attacked scale provides Information on youd PROFILE OF
ADAPTATION TO
LIFE
(PAL),
and will be used only to measude the ejects
of oud pdo-
gdams
oved time.
The Information you pdovlde will demain stdlctly confidential and
the desalts will be aepoated In gdoup avedages.
you,
of course,
ade fdee not to
participate If that Is
youd choice.
Please complete this backgdound Information
first.
Then go on and complete the
PAL Scale items themselves
.
Voud participation in this
evaluation of our program
is
very much appreciated.
BACKGROUND
INFORMATION :
Name
Today's Date
17-22
Street
Phone
.
City
& State
Zip.
YOUR MARITAL
STATUS
(Check one)
(1
)
Currently married
(2)
Separated,
divorced,
widowed
(3)
Never married
SEX
(Check one)
(1)
Male
(2)
Female
AGE
25 ~ 26
EDUCATION
(Check one)
(1)
Less
than high
school
(2)
High
school
graduate
(3)
Some college
(4)
College graduate
(Type of degree
)
HEIGHT:
feet
inches
WEIGHT:
pounds
DO YOU SMOKE CIGARETTES?
(Check
one)
(1)
Not at
all
(3)
About
pack per day
(2)
‘ About
1/2
pack per day
(4)
Over
pack per day
HOW MUCH COFFEE
DO
YOU
DRINK EACH DAY?
(Check one)
(1)
None or rare cup
(3)
3-4 cups
|per
day
(2)
| About
1-2 cups per day
(4)
5 or more
cups per day
DO
YOU WATCH TV?
(Check one)
(1)
None or
rarely
(4)
3-4
hours
per day
(2)
’ Less
than
hour per day
(5)
5 or more hours
per day
(3)
1-2 hours
per day
AVERAGE HOURS OF SLEEP
PER NIGHT
(Check one)
(1)
4-5 hours
(4)
7-8 hours
(2)
’ 5-6 hours
(5)
8 or more hours
(3)
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M.I.A.S. BULLETIN
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
#GW22280
THE GATEWAY PROGRAM
PURPOSE-
Gateway
is dedicated
to the development and exploration
ot
S^LscIousness.
It
is
a system of exercises designed
to aid
the
individual
in
the inprovement of his own consciousness,
so that he may
knoi
and understand better his higher
self,
that he
learn and
ex-
perience 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-5000 Research Project.
The present Gateway
Program
is
thl result of over
3,000 test exercises
involving
1,932 par-
ticipants,
conducted by the Institute over the past ten years.
Assist-
ing
in
the development of
the Program have been researchers m
mal
?^
disciplines
from various parts
of
the Country.
Reports
from participants
are available
in other Institute Bulletins.
Many indicate significa
,
constructive changes
in life attitudes
and overview.
TECHNOLOGY:
The basics
of
the Gateway training Proc ® s^
a:;®
i;,^® v^®qUenCY
Following "Response
(FFR)
and Hemispheric Synchronization
(HEMISfNC)
,
created in
the electrical patterns
of
the brain by the induction of
spe-
cific sound pulses both singly and binaurally
into
the human audito
y
svstem
Robert Monroe was granted
a generic patent
for tus me
tec^nTiue
in ^975,
and assigned
it
to
the
Institute.
By blending
and
sequencing
such sound pulses,
it
is possible
to aid ^/"^im^Evidence
lipvploD states
of consciousness not ordinarily available
to him.
Evidenc
ol
tiis
Is shown
in bilateral EEG studies which indicate
the ^ration
of high-amplitude narrow-frequency wave
forms sweeping throughout
Cortex in direct consequence
of
such audio signals.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION:
The typical Gateway session consists
of
a
series
of conducted pre-readed exercises utilizing both FFR,
HEMISYNC,
ana
vocal guidance
to achieve progressive states
of
4l£xed°oo£ition
under
are heard through stereo headphones while
in
a relaxed position
unde
cnnprvision of Institute trainers
and
technicians.
Reinforcement
of
feedback
learning
of
such states
is enhanced by
lec tures .^^ss-
ions,
and single interviews using standard
a
^
celer^^
^NC)
Focus
niaues
Goals are achievement
of Focus
3,
(Basic HEMISYNC)
,
Focus
(Mind
'awake
- body asleep),
Focus
12,
(Expanded awareness).
Focus
lo,
(No-time),
and Focus
21,
(OTHER ENERGY SYSTEMS).
STRUCTURE:
Gateway Sessions
are held
in
these
formats
at various
lo
cations throughout
the country.
EXCURSION:
An introduction and experiental one-day,
from 9.00
9:00
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Approvéll tot Réel aé"2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700git New Institute Headquarters in Nelson ™ Ideal for Study of Monroe Program In our neighbor county of Nelson Headquarters of the Institute of Applied Sciences. Emily and I attended Open House at these new Headquarters evening. We are enthused over the activities of Robert A. Monroe, who founded and heads the In- stitute. After a normal lifetime of vigorious activity during which he originated scores of popular radio program ... writing script and music for same. He came to Charlottesville and established the Jefferson Cable Corp. that ‘operated in Charlottesville and. Waynesboro. During these busy years for Mr. Monroe, he formed Robert Monroe Productions. At this group’s peak operations it was producing as many as 28 network programs weekly. Later Mr. Monroe became Vice President of Programs and Director of Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc. In 1956 he became President of Laury Associates. This brought him into ownership and operation of radio stations in North Carolina and Virginia. This brought him to Charlottesville to operate the radio station he owned there and ~ to establish the Cable Corporation which he extended into Waynesboro. He continued in the radio and cable businesses until April, 1976. Mr. Monroe’s major avocation in recent years has been exploration and research methods of accelerated learning through expanded -forms of is located the new. Wednesday | into practical . ‘ ‘ consciousness. He founded the Institute of Applied Sciences in 1973 and set up facilities and laboratories at Afton. Executive Director of the In- AS | stitute he founded, Mr.. Monroe - plays an important part in its operation and in the research phase of the Institute’s activities. The new Headquarters for the Institute which Emily and I were invited to visit Wednesday are likewise in Nelson County but somewhat: south of the Afton location: The grounds upon which these new Headquarters are located represents the application of several major concepts related to the enhancement of the learn- ing process in the human mind. These are relaxation, focus of attention and whole brain func- tioning. The setting for the Center is a key element. The pastoral beauty of the Blue Ridge area of Virginia .‘ . away from the noises, tensions and other pollutions of the city, gives immediate impetus to mental and physical relaxation. CHEC units (Controlled Holistic En- vironmental Chambers) are vital parts of the - Institute’s educational program. There are 24 of these at the Institute. Here, quietly on the cots provided for the students, they provide quiet opportunity for completely ab- sorbing and retaining of essential data, YOU should visit these new Institute headquarters. Such a visit should make you an enthused ‘supporter of Mr. Monroe’s con- tribution to today’s society. Approved For Release 2003705770 Se hORDPH61007 8800470021 0049-9 Waynesboro, Virginia July ll, 1980
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Ideal for Study of Monroe Program
In
our
neighbor
county
of
Nelson
is
located
the
new
Headquarters
of the
Institute
of
Applied
Sciences.
Emily
and
I
attended Open House at these new
Headquarters
Wednesday
evening. We are enthused over the
activities
of Robert
A. Monroe,
who founded and heads
the
In-
stitute. After a normal lifetime of
vigorious activity during which he
originated scores of popular radio
program
.
.
. writing script and
music
for
same.
He
came
to
Charlottesville
and
established
the
Jefferson
Cable
Corp.
that
operated
in
Charlottesville
and
Waynesboro.
During these busy years for Mr.
Monroe,
he
formed
Robert
Monroe
Productions.
At
this
group’s peak
operations
it was
producing as many as 28 network
programs
weekly.
Later
Mr.
Monroe became Vice President of
Programs and Director of Mutual
Broadcasting System, Inc. In 1956
he became
President
of Laury
Associates. This brought him into
ownership and operation of radio
stations
in
North
Carolina
and
Virginia.
This
brought
him
to
Charlottesville
to
operate
the
radio station he owned there and
to establish the Cable Corporation
which
he
extended
into
Waynesboro.
He continued
in the radio and
cable businesses until April, 1976.
Mr. Monroe’s major avocation in
recent years has been exploration
and
research
into
practical
methods of accelerated learning
through
expanded
forms
of
consciousness.
He
founded
the
Institute
of Applied Sciences
in
1973
and
set
up
facilities
and
laboratories
at
Afton.
As
Executive
Director
of
the
In-
stitute he founded, Mr. Monroe
plays
an
important
part
in
its
operation
and
in
the
research
phase of the Institute’s activities.
The new Headquarters for the
Institute which Emily and I were
invited
to
visit Wednesday
are
likewise
in
Nelson
County
but
somewhat
south
of
the
Afton
location. The grounds upon which
these
new
Headquarters
are
located represents the application
of several major concepts related
to the enhancement of the learn-
ing process
in the human mind.
These
are
relaxation,
focus
of
attention and whole brain
func-
tioning. The setting for the Center
is a key element.
The pastoral beauty of the Blue
Ridge area of Virginia
.
\
. away
from
the
noises,
tensions
arid
other pollutions of the city, gives
immediate impetus to mental and
physical relaxation. CHEC units
(Controlled
Holistic
En-
vironmental Chambers) are vital
parts
of
the
- Institute’s
educational program. There are
24 of these at the Institute. Here,
quietly on the cots provided for
the students, they provide quiet
opportunity
for
completely
ab-
sorbing and retaining of essential
data, YOU should visit these new
Institute
headquarters.
Such
a
visit should make you an enthused
supporter
of Mr. Monroe’s
con-
tribution to today’s society.
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July
11,
1980
Approved For ReleasekZd fil gPsf.p foRAP9s-0078eR001700220020-9 INFORMATION PAPER IAOPS-H-S 21 Feb 83 SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (U) ISSUE: (U) Recent Actions Concerning Project GRILL FLAME. FACTS. 1. (S/NOFORN) The Under Secretary of Defense (Research and Engineering) Memo dated 19 Jan 83, has lifted the prohibition on the use of P6é funds in support of Project GRILL FLAME (Incl 1). 2. (U) The Director, DIA forwarded the Memo to the ACSI with a supportive note (Incl 2). 3. (U) The Director, GDIP Program (Mr Hurwitz) wrote the Memo for the Under Secretary. 4. (S/NOFORN) Mr Hurwitz objectives for Project GRILL FLAME are; a. Keep the SRI team intact - Use the Dr DeLaurer Memo to get funds to SRI. b. Keep Army (INSCOM) team intact. c. Bring Army (INSCOM) back under GDIP. ad. Continue GRILL FLAME as a joint program. In the current CBJB Mr Hurwitz will indicate that Project CENTER LANE is the Army portion of DoD Project GRILL FLAME. The new Army name is for security purposes in light of the exposure generated during the BG Dozier project. CLASSIFIED BY: MSG, DAMI-ISH DTG: 051630ZJUL78 DECL: OADR Approved For Release orbs ycke fepds-o07s8R001700220020-9
Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210054-3 Mionroe Institute of Applied Sciences 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 Ist, 1979. This will be the Professional Member. The purpose of Professional Membership is best described in the following: , l. 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- nigues in his relationship with his clients, including such specialization as may be available to suit his unique requirements. Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210054-3
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TO MEET ACSI'S TASKING
INSCOM ESTABLISHED A
PROJECT TEAM UNDER THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHIEF
OF
STAFF FOR HUMAN
INTELLIGENCE
.
THE CRITERIA DEVELOPED
TO DETERMINE
IF REMOTE VIEWING WOULD BE A VIABLE
METHOD WAS AS FOLLOWS:
FIRST,
COULD REMOTE VIEWING BE LEARNED?
NEXT,
COULD
REMOTE VIEWING BE APPLIED AS A COLLECTION METHOD?
AND,
FINALLY,
COULD REMOTE VIEWING RESPOND TO COLLECTION
REQUIREMENTS
IN A TIMELY MANNER?
FIRST,
COULD REMOTE VIEWING BE LEARNED:
SRI
INTERNATIONAL ,
AN ACKNOWLEDGED LEADER
IN, THE
FIELD OF PARANORMAL RESEARCH,
RELIED UPON ESTABLISHED
PSYCHICS,
WHO USED THEIR
INDIVIDUAL ABILITIES TO
REMOTE VIEW.
INSCOM,
USING THE PERSONALITY TRAITS
AND CHARACTERISTICS COMPILED BY SRI
DURING THEIR WORK
WITH THESE PSYCHICS,
SCREENED APPROXIMATELY 250
INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL WITHIN THE BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON
AREA,
LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WITH SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS,
BASED
ON
SRI
OBSERVATIONS,
SUCCESSFUL REMOTE VIEWERS
TEND TO
BE CONFIDENT , OUTGOING ,
ADVENTUROUS ,
BROADLY SUCCESSFUL
INDIVIDUALS WITH SOME ARTISTIC
BENT,
AFTER A SERIES OF SCREENINGS AND
INTERVIEWS,
NINE PEOPLE WERE SELECTED,
THEY WERE A MIXTURE OF
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN,
OFFICERS AND ENLISTED,
MEN
AND WOMEN,
AFTER ADDITIONAL
INTERVIEWS WITH THE
SRI
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