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M.I.A.S. BULLETIN
A COMMUNICATION FROM THE MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
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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 experiment
among
1,280 volunteer participants over
a
five year period.
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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)
Baaed upon
the application of specific single and multiple
audio patterns,
the
following characteristics
of HEMI-SYNC consciousne
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 broa
in scope.
(H)
Major increase
in creativity,
ideas,
with attendant appli
cation.
(I)
Measurable changes
in muscular co-ordination.
(J)
Permanent memory addition,
by rote and self-synthesized
experience.
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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-
priate groups at
a future date.
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