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Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210056-1 M.1.A.S. BULLETIN A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES #PR31280 HEMISYNC SEMINARS The purposes of the Hemisync Seminars are to familiarize the individual with the methods and techniques developed by the Institute, and to explore the application of such processes in specific areas of interest. The Semi- nars are open only to Professional Members of the Institute and their as- sociates. Each Seminar is conducted by a Professional Member or researcher ex- perienced in Institute methods and techniques. The early periods are devoted to exposure of the participant to Hemisyne as a subjectively di- rect and personal experience. This is followed by demonstrations, re- ports, and discussion of related applications then completed and avail- able. The later periods are devoted to synthesis of appropriate patterns of treatment in the designated areas of specialization. The Center, on the Institute grounds in Virginia, is uniquely designed and equipped to s serve these functions. The Sessions are held periodically at the Center in Virginia, gener- ally on a long weekend from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon. Attendance is held to a maximum of twenty, with food, housing, and ma- terials included. Registration Fee per participant is $285.00. Reser- vations in advance...a deposit of $50.00 is required due to a limited Space available. The following Professional Seminars have thus far been scheduled in 1980. Each will be conducted provided there is sufficient interest in the proposed content. A Professional member May attend more than one Seminar if he so desires. STRESS~TENSION: Control, learning to cope, perspectives. GENERAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES: In group and individual therapy. CHRONIC PAIN CONTROL: Specific treatment, familial ancillaries. WORKING WITH CHILDREN: Autistic, disturbed, retarded. DE-HABITUATION: Drug and alcohol abuse, treatment of both physiological and psychological addiction, ADVANCED LEARNING: Accelerated, rate techniques, synthesized experiences, problem solving. REHABILITATION: New approaches to behavior modification in prison inmates and similar personalities. TERMINAL CASE: For treatment of both patient and family. For reservation or additional information, write or phone: Rosalind McKnight, Professional Division The Center, P. 0. Box 94C, Faber, VA 22938 (804) 361-1252 Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210056-1
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M.I.A.S. BULLETIN
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
#PR31280
HEMISYNC SEMINARS
The purposes
of
the Hemisync Seminars are
to familiarize
the individual
with
the methods
and techniques developed by
the Institute,
and
to explore
the application of
such processes
in specific
areas
of interest.
The Semi-
nars
are open only
to Professional Members
of
the Institute and their as-
sociates .
Each Seminar
is conducted by
a Professional Member or researcher ex-
perienced
in Institute methods
and techniques.
The early periods
are
devoted to exposure
of
the participant
to Hemisync
as
a subjectively di-
rect and personal experience.
This
is
followed by demonstrations,
re-
ports,
and discussion of related applications then completed and avail-
able.
The later periods
are devoted to synthesis
of appropriate patterns
of treatment in
the designated areas
of
specialization.
The Center,
on
the Institute grounds
in Virginia,
is uniquely designed and equipped
to
s
serve these functions.
The Sessions are held periodically at
the Center in Virginia,
gener-
ally on
a
long weekend from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon.
Attendance
is held
to
a maximum of
twenty,
with
food,
housing,
and ma-
terials
included.
Registration Fee per participant
is
$285.00.
Reser-
vations
in advance... a deposit of
$50.00
is required due
to
a limited
space available.
The following Professional Seminars have thus
far been scheduled
in
1980.
Each will be conducted provided there
is
sufficient interest in
the proposed content.
A Professional member may attend more than one
Seminar
if he
so desires.
STRESS-TENSION ;
Control,
learning
to cope,
perspectives.
GENERAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
:
In group and individual therapy.
CHRONIC PAIN CONTROL ;
Specific treatment,
familial ancillaries.
WORKING WITH CHILDREN ;
Autistic,
disturbed,
retarded.
DE-HABITUATION ;
Drug and alcohol abuse,
treatment of both
physiological
and psychological addiction.
ADVANCED LEARNING :
Accelerated,
rate techniques,
synthesized experiences,
problem solving.
REHABILITATION ;
New approaches
to behavior modification
in prison inmates
and similar personalities.
TERMINAL CASE ;
For treatment of both patient and
family.
For reservation or additional information,
write or phone:
Rosalind McKnight,
Professional Division
The Center,
P.
0.
Box
94C,
Faber,
VA
22938
(804)
361-1252
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Approved For Release ros Fe frofs6-007e8R001700220020-9 IAOPS-H-S SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (U) 5. (S/NOFORN) OACSI has been working with DCSRDA to determine how P6 money can be obtained for INSCOM projects. 6. (S/NOFORN) On 28 Feb 83, an ACSI/INSCOM meeting will take place at AHS. Attending will be BG Strom and Maj (P) Fox (OACSI) and BG Shufelt, Col Miller, and myself. The purpose is to update ACSI on Project CENTER LANE, discuss recent actions concerning the DoD GRILL FLAME Project in which ACSI has been invoived or is aware, and to work out a joint position for the future. One topic which will surely arise is the anticipated INSCOM use of P6 funds. LTC Hartzell and I have proposed projects to be funded by P6 funds. They have been submitted to BG Shufelt for review. A copy is attached for your information in the event the topic arises in your discussion with the ACSI (Incl 3). 7.  (S/CL-1/NOFORN) I am scheduled to brief Hon Jay R. Sculley, Assistant Secretary of the Army (Research, Development and Acquisition) and LTG J.H. Merryman, Deputy Chief of Staff for Research, Development and Acquisition on 8 March, from 1300-1330 hours. Briefing was arranged by ACSI. Also attending will be BG Strom and Maj (P) Fox (OACSI). The briefing will cover an orientation to INSCOM involvement in parapsychology and the anticipated uses of P6é funds. 8. (S/NOFORN) Based upon the DeLaurer Memo, Dr Vorona (DIA), has either obtained or received commitment for $200K from DARPA. This is the amount that Dr Vorona stated was needed to keep SRI intact for FY 83. Since he now has money, Dr Vorona has indicated to Maj (P) Fox that he would fund our future FY 83 training contracts with SRI. He does not believe this is in conflict with the FY 83 Intelligence Committee position. 9, (S/NOFORN) On or about 11 Feb 83, the ACSI met with the Secretary of the Army. The purpose was to update him concerning recent actions concerning the DoD GRILL FLAME Program. Attached is a copy of the information paper provided to MG Odom for that meeting (Incl 4). LTC JACHIM SECRET Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220020-9
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INFORMATION PAPER
IAOPS-H-S
21 Feb
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
Jan
83,
has
lifted
the
prohibition
on
the
use
of
P6
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.
d.
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
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(SLIDE 6A ON) (SLIDE 6A OFF) (SLUDE “1 OW) (SLIDE “VOFE) (SLIDE 8 ON) eT ny AND PRESENTS EXAYPLES OF RESULTS FROM COMPLETED PROJECTS, TYPICALLY, A PROJECT BEGINS WITH A REQUEST FOR INFORIATION ON A TARGET, WHICH IS NOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO NORMAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS, OR FOR CUING DATA TO TARGET OTHER INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS, BASED UPON PERSONNEL AVAILABLE, PRIORITY OF THE TARGET, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR PROVIDING REQUESTED INFORMATION, THE INSCOM PROJECT MANAGER MAKES A DECISION WHETHER TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE THE PROJECT. MANY TIMES, EVEN THOUGH THE LIKELIHOOD OF OBTAINING THE INFORMATION IS NOT HIGH, THE PROJECT IS ACCEPTED SINCE NO OTHER INTELLIGENCE SOURCE HAD BEEN ABLE TO PROVIDE THE NEEDED INFORMATION, ONCE THE PROJECT IS ACCEPTED, THE FIRST TASK 1S THE CONSTRUCTION OF & REMOTE VIEWING COLLECTION PLAN, THIS COLLECTION PLAN LISTS THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION (EET) AND THE INTELLIGENCE INDICATORS WHICH WILL ADDRESS THESE EEI, ALSO LISTED ARE THE TARGET TIME WINDOWS FOR WHICH THESE INDICATORS WILL BE RELEVANT, THE COLLECTION PLAN ALSO SPECIFIES WHICH REMOTE VIEWERS WILL BE USED, THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE SESSION FOR A PARTICULAR PROJECT, SEVERAL SESSIONS MAY HAVE TO BE DONE TO ADDRESS ALL THE INDICATORS NEEDED TO ANSWER THE EEL, (3! REMOTE VIEWING SESSION IS A TEAM EFFORT THERE ARE THO MEMBERS OF THIS TEAM, | op ae NF Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : Gla: RDR46-00788R001700230005-5 4 ad ; + + serait CET RAS ERT fC) TOREIGH MATION ALG BI SA + than teil
Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 (SLIDE 8 OFF) (SLIDE 9 ON) SECRET ONE IS THE INTERVIEWER. THE OTHER IS THE REMOTE VIEWER. THE INTERVIEWER CONTROLS THE SESSION, HIS JOB IS TO KEEP THE REMOTE VIEWER ON, RAK. TO DIRECT THE FOCUS OF THE REMOTE VIEWER AND TO QUESTION HIM ABOUT THE TARGET, THE REMOTE VIEWER IS RESPONSIBLE ONLY FOR REPORTING, THE GOAL OF THE SESSION IS TO COLLECT INTELLIGENCE. TO DO THIS, GREAT CARE IS TAKEN TO TRY AND FORCE THE REMOTE VIEWER TO PRODUCE ONLY INFORMATION OF INTELLIGENCE VALUE, THIS IS DONE BY DENYING HIM OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE TARGET, We ALWAYS KEEP THE REMOTE VIEWER “BL “BLIND”. MOST TIMES THE INTERVIEWER IS ALSO KEPT "BLIND". SO HE WILL NOT INADVERTENTLY LEAD THE REMOTE VIEWER, ee am , , AT THE START OF THE SESSION, THE INTERVIEWER PROVIDES THE REMOTE VIEWER WITH THE TARGET CUING DATA, THE REMOTE VIEWER HAS NOT SEEN THIS INFORMATION BEFORE, HE RECEIVES IT ONLY AT THE START OF THE REMOTE VIEWING session Hrapcer CUING DATA MAY FALL INTO SEVERAL CATEGORIES. IT MAY BE GEOGRAPHIC OR UTM COORDINATES, AN OVERHEAD PHOTOGRAPH OF THE AREA. OR A PHOTOGRAPH OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR OBJECT. PERHAPS, THERE IS SOME REASON NOT TO GIVE TARGET INFORMATION TO A REMOTE VIEWER. Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 NOV BELAASABLIS 20 LOREIGA NATIONS Gs
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Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200590001-3 Table ic Natural/Non-technical Target Category Skiing The Spy Who Loved Me--James Bond skiing fast. Charac- terized by snowy mountain scenes and dramatic skiing off a cliff. Ostriches Animals are Beautiful People--Ostriches in synchronized dance. Characterized by black and white, fluffy birds. Waterfall Emerald Forest--Aerial view of a waterfall. Characterized by dramatic vertical fall and flying raptor. Greek temple Jacques Cousteau-—Helicopter view of the Posiden temple ruins. Table id Project Target Category Manhattan Project Various Still Photographs Various Still Photographs--Oppenheimer, Fat Man, Little a Los ‘Alamos, Oak Ridge, and an air blast. Project Blue Book Various Still Photographs--Hynek, UFOs, and “landing” imprints. Project Deep Quest In_ Search Of--Schwartz and others, underwater submers- ible, and large rectangular block. Project Ultra Various Still Photographs--Turing, code machine, and bombed-out cathedral at Coventry. 2. Subjects Potential subjects were recruited by offering an evening lecture program to local adult groups having an interest in educational seminars. The lecture described remote viewing research at SRI International and promised voluntary audience participation in four remote viewing trials. During FY 1989, screening was conducted with members of a San Francisco Bay Area social/cultural club and two university alumni groups. Each of these screening programs involved groups of between 30 and 160 people with all individuals participating in the same trial simultaneously. (Because participation was voluntary, not all audience members submitted trial response papers.) Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200590001-3
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high above
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area of the site
is cold and dank with
a draft.
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is reminiscent of the air
in an old chamber
or passageway which
is buried or enclosed.
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depicts
either
a
door/entry
way
or
arch
way
constructed of stone blocks.
This place has the feel of an old,
abandoned city
.
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Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210071-4 WELCOME TO THE NEW CENTER - The CENTER has been designed and constructed to perform functions unlike any other facility in existence. There are over two miles of wire and cable in the main building, for example, consisting of hundreds of individual circuits. Each has been checked for continuity and integrity. This GATEWAY Session in which you are a participant is in itself a unique experience. I am sure you are entering into it with as much interest and eagerness as we are. With the new CENTER facility, the methods and techniques we have developed over the years should at last come into major fruition. This is possible, we believe, only when sleep and environment are integra- ted into the learning process. The CENTER is constructed to per- form such additions. Together, we will find out how well it works! Equally important - this VOYAGE/DISCOVERY Session will give you an opportunity to release from the daily routines you have left behind you. During this Session you don't need to be con- cerned about time. We'll worry about it for you. You are on what we call the NEW LAND. There are 730 acres of hills, mountains, ridges, forests, pastures, streams, and we feel it is a very special place. It is yours to roam on. An audio or light signal will let you know when to be present for the next event. Take advantage of this time of freedom. Everything is optional -- your option, for a change. House rules are few: (1) No shoes worn in the CENTER, especially if muddy. Barefoot in CENTER is fine. (2) No entertainment drugs during the week, including alcohol. Smoking is permitted in the dining room or the promenade deck. No smoking in the environ- mental chambers! (3) If you are on any prescription medication, inform your trainer. (4) If you leave the CENTER for any reason, notify the office and when you expect to return. (5) Observe the QUIET light when lit, and avoid making any unnecessary noise. Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210071-4
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WELCOME
TO THE NEW CENTER
-
The CENTER has been designed
and constructed
to perform
functions
unlike any other facility
in existence.
There
are over
two miles
of wire
and cable
in the main building,
for example,
consisting
of hundreds
of individual
circuits.
Each has been
checked for continuity and integrity.
This GATEWAY Session
in which
you
are
a participant
is
in itself
a
unique
experience.
I
am sure you
are entering
into
it with
as much
interest
and eagerness
as we
are.
With
the new
CENTER facility,
the methods
and techniques we have developed
over the years
should
at
last
come
into major fruition.
This
is
possible,
we believe,
only when sleep
and environment
are
integra-
ted into the
learning process.
The CENTER
is constructed to
per-
form
such
additions.
Together,
we will find
out how well
it works
Equally
important
-
this VOYAGE/DISCOVERY Session will
give
you
an opportunity to release from the daily routines you have
left behind you.
During this Session you don't need
to
be
con-
cerned about
time.
We’ll worry about
it
for you.
You
are
on what we call the NEW LAND.
There
are
730
acres
of hills,
mountains,
ridges,
forests,
pastures,
streams,
and we
feel
it
is. a very special place.
It
is yours
to roam
on.
An
audio
or light
signal will
let you know when
to
be present for the
next
event.
Take advantage
of this time
of freedom.
Everything
is optional
--
your option,
for
a
change.
House rules
are
few:
(1)
No
shoes worn
in the CENTER,
especially
if muddy.
Barefoot
in CENTER
is
fine.
(2)
No
entertainment drugs during
the week,
including
alcohol.
Smoking
is permitted
in the dining room
or the promenade
deck.
No
smoking
in the
environ-
mental
chambers.’
(3)
If you
are
on
any prescription medication,
inform
your trainer.
(4)
If you
leave
the CENTER for any reason,
notify the
office
and when you expect to return.
(5)
Observe the QUIET
light when
lit,
and
avoid making
any unnecessary noise.
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_ be Approved For Release “SECREL (S-ORCON) INFORMATION ABOUT REMOTE VIEWING FOR PARTICIPANTS (S-ORCON) 1. (S-ORCON) Remote Viewing (RV) is the intellectual process by which a person perceives characteristics of a location remote from that person; it does not involve any electronic sensing devices at or focused at the target site; nor does it involve classical photo interpretation of photographs obtained from overhead or oblique means. 2. (S-ORCON) RV has been performed by certain individuals successfully and we are confident other individuals can do it too. 3. (S-ORCON) The general outline of RV procedures is at paragraphs six and seven of the attached AMSAA RV Protocol. 4. (S-ORCON) You as a remote viewer may perform one or more types of RV. 5. (S-ORCON) The maximum frequency you may be asked to perform RV is two sessions per day, but no more than three sessions per week. 6. (S-ORCON) Your RV performance will be evaluated according to pro- cedures at paragraph 13 of the protocol, during which time you will receive full information on the target for RV and an assessment of how closely your images match target site characteristics. 7.  (S-ORCON) You may choose not to perform RV at a particular time without prejudice to further participation in this task, or you may discon- tinue participation permanently at any time without any prejudice. 8. (S-ORCON) The purpose of this project is to orient you to the perfor- mance of the task of RV so that you may: a. Perform RV as part of your regular professional duties. b. Demonstrate the full capabilities of RY. 9, (S-ORCON) There is no evidence of any adverse physical, psychological and/or social effects on the remote viewer from participation in this activity. REVIEW ON: AM'SAA ABe roosBsadeath 3h F96-00788R001700210085-9 Priok s
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INFORMATION ABOUT REMOTE VIEWING FOR PARTICIPANTS
(S-ORCON)
1.
(S-ORCON)
Remote Viewing
(RV)
is the
intellectual
process
by which
a
person perceives characteristics of
a location remote from that person;
it
does not involve any electronic sensing devices
at or focused at the target
site;
nor does
it
involve classical
photo interpretation of photographs
obtained from overhead or oblique means.
2.
(S-ORCON)
RV
has
been performed
by certain
individuals successfully
and we are confident other individuals can
do
it too.
3.
(S-ORCON)
The general
outline of RV procedures
is
at paragraphs
six
and
seven of the attached AMSAA
RV Protocol
.
4.
(S-ORCON)
You
as
a remote viewer may perform one or more types of
RV.
5.
(S-ORCON)
The maximum frequency you may be asked
to perform RV
is
two
sessions per day,
but no more than three sessions per week.
6.
(S-ORCON)
Your
RV performance will
be evaluated according
to pro-
cedures
at paragraph
13 of the protocol,
during which time you will
receive
full
information on the target for RV and
an assessment of how closely your
images match target site characteristics.
7.
(S-ORCON)
You may choose not to perform RV
at a particular time
without prejudice
to further participation
in this
task,
or you may discon-
tinue participation permanently at any time without any prejudice.
8.
(S-ORCON)
The purpose of this project
is
to orient you
to
the perfor-
mance of the task of RV
so that you may:
a.
Perform
RV
as
part of your regular professional
duties.
b.
Demonstrate the full
capabilities of RV.
9.
(S-ORCON)
There
is
no evidence of any adverse physical,
psychological
and/or social
effects on the remote viewer from participation
in this
activity.
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(S-0RC0N)
The confidentiality of your participation
in
RV will
be
maintained according
to paragraph
14 of
the
protocol.
Signature
Date
I was
present during
the explanation referred
to above,
as well
as the
participant's opportunity for questions,
and
hereby witness
the partici-
pant's signature.
Signature
Date
r
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