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Robert A. Monroe
Thursday Night INSCOM RAPT GATEWAY Talk
1984-01
(Transcript)
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Bob Monroe 06:34
You're in the back
Bob Monroe 06:56
that's what brought me down from New York
Bob Monroe 07:11
was good woods that way yes yes you're welcome that field
07:25
as part of
Bob Monroe 07:32
I remember going through them but they were not that clear their mountains of Blacklick versus
find the stuff off so that was way back those are
Bob Monroe 07:50
there are about eight I think they have a very funny thing it takes an awful lot of work to be able
to use cemetery like that no matter how small it's there to get a variation in use land use for
that
Bob Monroe 08:30
are safer work when you move you yeah yeah it was it was it was it was corner corner think of
it that way and moved off one corner split over here working like this and then rotation
clockwise rotation but then you begin to move more than just four corners oh yeah
Bob Monroe 09:16
doesn't matter how many either just died without question
Bob Monroe 09:43
you read the transcript
Bob Monroe 09:52
this time I'm not going to be involved in
Bob Monroe 10:01
You don't mind if I sit down? It's been a long day
Bob Monroe 10:13
for the people How's everybody feeling pretty good? Well, it's quite surprising that you find
you've been nice. I hope I told you the story. Such sessions over in a motel for the same seven
days and was mad when that time everybody would lie down in a large conference room
connected with headphones, logs. And after seven days, this man was leaving. And he says,
When I get home, they'll never believe. And I said, why will they not leave? He says, I spent
seven days lying on the floor between two beautiful females and I've had no sex and no booze
or seven.
Bob Monroe 11:24
Oh, there's a few writers
Bob Monroe 11:31
that was one of the things that got me down at this area. I had business in North Carolina. And
I would come down in the middle of winter they had shirtsleeve days they want to do what they
thought how nice it would be to have shirts. And it's more or less worked out a deep Snapple
COVID will not stay for any. And not like New York, for example. And understanding to escape.
Then, when I moved out in the country, I had business in Charlottesville. And these people
said, you live way out there and we were 80 miles out of town. How can you possibly go back
and forth every day, and I patiently explained to them that from the door of my office to the
door of my home in New York was two hours you can say it's only 40 minutes by training the
rest of the spin going out and getting your car out of the garage driving down to the station
parking the car and like to walk on the platform catch the trains or take a cab or bust your
office go up 12 flyers golf stores elevators and a lot of fun though I slept a lot of the time when
once I'm going home I woke up in Albany you know New York Harmon stations transfer these
express trains from electric to diesel gone real time to that spot catching up
Bob Monroe 13:25
so here you are, you're sitting rather quiet. I gather your time. This time, probably wondering.
Well, one of the key things which I will not do, I will not make it too long
Bob Monroe 13:54
as I've never been to an industrial convention, isn't it? Secondly, one of the key things, these
large suppliers would provide nice dinners for people who would attend the dinners and all
expensive table to get it but you had to listen to a sales speech. I don't have anything to sell. I
would want to hurt you. So I will hold you to
Bob Monroe 14:27
wait somewhere longer than that fact that this very interesting change began take place in our
operations mid 70s. And why does it take place and why? I know why. I might share with you
some of the reasoning behind it. First of all, I found that such a process is not unique to us is
not unique, because it is happening the same similar things under different types of
environments are happening all over the world. For example, we have editor publisher who
represents us in New York, would you believe over the last two or three years, there have
been over 250 books, manuscripts submitted by reasonably rational people in the same field,
in the same field of the dilemma of some intrusion upon this reality. I had no idea that many in
New York area. Second thing is that we have a gathering of a group around the institute here
that coming in from all parts of the world, mostly the United States, and one person out of
Switzerland, another one out of an American out West Germany. And we tried to figure out
what the meaning purposes of this particular gathering and what it had to do with anything.
And then we read an article in that thing called the Tarrytown newsletter, which stated that
there were over 100,000 Such gatherings worldwide. And they take an account consensus,
they hadn't approached us. So they 100,001 anyway. But the statement of the general purpose
of such gatherings of groups, that they had gotten this consensus fit us perfectly in terms of
what we thought we are here, and why. The best part about it is that is these gatherings of
groups. And they are in this worldwide look, they have no communication with one another. It's
not a network, it's not an organization. They're all individuals. The for example, how many are
in the United States have such different types of groups looking for something unexpected?
Anyway, with this, no communication, it's quite apparent when I heard of this, and these things
that were very insular in their own way. I mean, we're so deep among the trees, we truly know
that these these trends 100,000 such communities, if there's 10 people or less, and bring in 20
people to it. That doesn't sound like much, but anyway, we did get a little because of that, on
what this might be, what this is that species penetration, which seems to be part of the
symptoms of these gathering loops, they have some point in that we may state it in a different
way, but there is but in this very attractive analysis that was done, it became apparent also
may be a part of what what it is all about. And that is that these are perhaps the very
unconscious nucleus of what you might call the beginning of, let's say, something human and
call it human plus or short age plus something different than the present human. And it's
because of the reasons stated by these others and interestingly, they began to fit us when we
looked at and what would this h plus be this led us into this particular trap? He would have
certain outgoings abilities doesn't, it appears the may produce may be a man evolution,
mutation or as near as we can figure, some type of definitive change in consciousness that
opens up new avenues and that consciousness is a hologram that is now within us every one.
In other words, you are not just more than your physical body, but you are far greater than you
really are aware that you are. And that hologram exists in you. And it is the light any hologram,
the universe version of intersecting energies, light hologram is light, sound and sound. Create
creates an environment in which this hologram comes alive. And that's apparently what may
happen.
Bob Monroe 21:15
We have patented another way, we said, well, instead of the 700 Club, this is unknowing C 21,
club C 21, or s, who will see and operate in the 21st century.
Bob Monroe 21:40
And then we began to say, Well, why now? Why not? What's this all about? And why
particularly, again, apparently from this survey, is this happening within the Western culture.
And in synthesis of that idea, the Western mind has the ability to now begin to understand and
consider possibilities that the 19th century mind cannot or even the early 20th century in the
first half could not seriously consider. And it is not. It is not the Eastern money. But the western
high tech, high intellect. And interestingly enough, and you as a group, fall very neatly into that
category of a high intellect. And whether you know how you came or not? That's what I
suspect is that somehow, some way you got pushed Jeopardy within this special time to the
possibilities of what what do we see as an H plus, what would be this new theory. And
pursuing this console, first of all, is nothing new. That's the cute part of H plus is not anything
new. He's a cheese. Cheese is he's a falling out of all the pieces that have existed all the way
through mankind's history, the things that he could do, only one person could do one thing.
The man that can come in and multiply the eight digit number of another gem is a silly stupid
thing. Where it's a little indicated. Suppose all of you could do this easily. Suppose for
example. All of you can truly control your body temperature, so that the only reason that you
were close is because you like to not for protection. Not to keep warm, for example, because
you could control your body temperatures. And we've conducted one experiment along that
way. We have an experiment with it. Utilizing MSA to control temperature we had the coldest
day you've experienced. We had a guy go out in shorts and sit in the snow and cold wind. That
was only one person. At that time. It was several years ago. We were unable to have 10
people. But it is the premise that anything that can be done once can be done twice. Anything
that can be done twice is trainable. What else total control itself is begins in these spots that
you can observe. And this age plus apparently, is a melding of all of those growing them all
within one individual or a group rather than this raw talents let me give you an illustration of
trust that the have been given you can take home control itself first beginning you have
received some indoctrination he, what a terrible tragedy if you don't go home, yes. You been
given papers on using that? Conceivably? I don't say yes, because yet this whole concept of
an outbreak, ah plus has validity. We're only a minuscule part of some underlying albeit, but a
very little part. And perhaps something like HB 10, which is very prosaic, but if you apply it is a
little bit on that road, ah
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age plus, to get to the ability where he would no longer need artifacts, because he would be
able simply one way or another, don't tell me how to do this. Because I don't know how what
age plus will quickly somehow reach a point where this will be very easy where he could take
dirt. Field it from one hand to the other. And all of a sudden its food, its protein. I don't know
how to do this. With that's been man's history, in many places, simple process. Find anything
that can be done once can be done twice, twice. No artifacts, can you imagine man's ability to
do whatever he wants to do without any artifacts that says I envision an H plus. And perhaps a
hidden agenda to all of your being here. As I said, I'm sure some of you are dragged here
kicking his feet. He's because of the intellect that you have your a much greater in the
beginning, the very, very crude tools that you had to begin with. And you'll again search for
other tools. Now we'll come back. Why not? Why is this surge spreading now in the last 20
years or so 20 century. One is I can see that. The mind intellect has developed and I'm talking
about your mind, your intellect has the ability to take this finally you have evolved to the place
where you truly can conceive of moving to age while this forcing was taking place once the
time is right. But there's another part about this time again, this is based on all that apparently,
again, what it is another thing that a window of opportunity is going to open for you in the very
near future. Now the filtration that we get through reviews and reports of this you can only key