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A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SClENCt
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OR IGINS
t
The
Institute had
its beginning
in
the Research
and Developma
Division of Monroe Industries,
Inc., which
at
the
time
(1958)
was
inves
tigating methods
and
techniques
of accelerated learning
through practic
environmental
changes.
As
a result of certain
findings,
the decision
was made
to broaden
the base of such
investigations and
to alter
the
pu
pose of any such research effort,
in
1971,
the
Institute was
created* t
conform with and expand
this different approach.
PREMISE t
Stated
simply,
the Institute holds
to
the concept
that
(1)
j
Cc
sciousness and
the
focusing
thereof contain any and all solutions
to
the
life processes
that man desires
or
encounters.
(2)
j
Greater
undttrs t&nc
ing
and appreciation of
such consciousness
can be achieved only
through
inter-disciplinary approaches
and co-ordination;
(3):
The results
of
related research effort are meaningful only
if
reduced
to practical
ap-
plication,
to
Something of Value"
within
the context of
the contemoorar
culture or
era.
i
Ea ^ly studies
of consciousness
and
the decay
thereof
into
alec
brought
a. major
tool
into
uses by
the
Institute.
L—
that phased
sine waves
at discernable sound
treuuenci*'
brain waves
fournTFl The
va r l ouT"sTage 3~o f
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to
aucTT audio ^TTFTo r m sT~"
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rn °ntaTsEi t o a TTTdl reFFlFIain oninng‘rTo~TiI)e
oFr^naT'sII'mu'lvi
mge
T7TTI create
oFTTie
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With
the availability
of
this new
tool,
for
the
first
time
it became
passible
to develop and hold
the
subject into any
of
the various
stages
^ ro
l
n iight
al Pha relaxation
through
theta
into delta
and
in
vcM
(dreaming)
.
A generic patent on
the method
and
technique was granted
o
the originator,
Robert Monroe,
for whom
the Institute
is
named.
Tito Monroe method
and
techniques were
found
to be
able
to
"program"
sleep
cycles
throughout
the night of
sleep,
if
so desired.
Variations could
Lung
adjustment of
the duration
of
each stage of
sleep during
the cycle
according
to
the needs
and desires
of
the individual.
The waking-f ro;n-
s.leep moment was enhanced greatly over
the
traditional alarm clock which
had
no cognizance of
the
stage of sleep
it was
invading.
Ey programming
the
l f R up
into REM sleep
for
the
few minutes before wake-up
time,
then
inserting
a beta signal,
the
sleeper was
roused gontly yet
firmly,
with-
out startling shock or dull
sleep
"hangover".
Another important milestone of
came with
the development
of
a
Institute research
into consciousness
"mind awake
- body asleep"
state.
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The Institute has reached
the
following conclusions
in relatio
to the propagation and delineation of
HEMI-SYNC consciousness, based
upon both anecdotal and bio-monitoring consensus
from 4,823
experinu
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
rep]
cation of
the original characteristics.
{3)
Specific states
of HEMI-SYNC consciousness can be
learne
and re-established without
the original stimulus much
as
the bio-
feedback process.
(I)
HEMI-SYNC audio stimulus
is
not all-pervasive.
It can
be
rejected easily either subjectively or objectively.
(5)
No significant or
lasting
contra*
1 indicative effects have
been reported among
the participants
in
the experimental
series.
(6)
Baaed upon
the application of
specific single and multipl
audio patterns,
the
following characteristics
of HEMI-SYNC consciousn
have been noted
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(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 bro
in scope.
(H)
Major increase
in creativity,
ideas,
with attendant appl
cation.
(I)
Measurable changes
in muscular co-ordination.
(J)
Permanent memory
addition,
by rote and self-synthesized
experience.
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The Institute
i3 continuing to operate experimental programs
in
the evaluation of effects
px'oduced by other audio patterns yet
to be
investigated.
Formal papers of
such effort will be presented
to appro-
priate groups at
a future date.
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