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BOB’S TALK ~ 10/7/90 Side 1
Bob: You’re not missing time too much, are you? Not
significantly. How many of you looked at your wrist watches last
night that weren’t there?
Audience: I still looked at it this morning.
Bob: That was worse, wasn’t it? Well, feel better, don’t you?
One of the things that I hope you will understand, is that I’m
trying to push you into a different overview. And it’s so
important that whatever you do, wherever you come from, that you
think about applying these, if they work better, don’t you see?
If they work better in what you do. That’s the important thing.
If they work, or at least try them. And that’s where you’re
working towards - at least have the curiosity to try. If some of
these things might be a better, even philosophical approach to
what you do. That’s what makes it fun.
And speaking of that, I’ll do this routine. Take it off,
take it off! One of things that I like to comment upon because
it’s, again, overview - I wonder if you understand how I have
always tried to find the right word, and always come up with the
wrong word - but let’s say fortunate is the best way to put it.
That you are who you are, where you are, and when you are at this
particular moment. It’s so difficult to describe the way it was,
say, back in 1958. It’s so incredibly different, in the sense
that you have people you can talk to. And you don’t run that
constant fear, well, they’re going to declare me psychotic and
lock me up. These kinds of things were very prevalent back in
1958. And so you don’t have that exquisite sense of loneliness
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or panic, or terror, as you meet new, different and unusual
patterns in your life. That’s what 32 years will do. And the
other part is, so that you can know that, who, when, where and
what that you are - think of yourselves as a very ~ think of,
first of all, that there’s a very, very, very thin layer of human
kind among these five billion humans. Very thin. That has the
time and the energy to think. The great bulk of humankind
staggers out of a straw pallet or its equivalent to go to work in
some form. To struggle to gather enough food and warmth and
shelter, one way or another to exist another day, and then falls
exhausted back on that straw pallet. That is the great mass of
humankind. Look at yourself in point of comparison.
More importantly, look at yourself as a very, very thin
layer on top of a very, very thin layer that’s trying to do
something about it. In other words, talk is cheap. Doing is
something else, and that’s where you are. You are in the do
mode, as against talk endlessly about it. And I think this is
why I feel funny talking all the time, because it’s much better
to do. And that’s where it is. Can you see that positioning of
where you are fortunate? I don’t know the proper word. I know
much about you that you don’t know. And that may be answer, is,
and we’ll get to that part of it later. But think of yourself as
that incredible group who are doing something, instead of sitting
around. A very, very rare bird, as it were.
Did you ever stop to think of yourself that way? What
possibly pushed you here or some other place like that, you see?
There’s a great underlying motivation. And curiosity is a good
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enough answer, incidentally. When you ask that. That’s
perfectly valid. Curiosity. That’s what keeps many of us
active, is curiosity. And then, at the least, great curiosity -
what’s going to happen tomorrow? Or tonight? That’s one of the
great magnitudes of life is that point of curiosity.
You awake over there? Yeah, alright.
Audience: . . . it’s helpful to get an idea about what is that
thing that brought us here?
Bob: I assure you that before you’re through, you’1ll know.
There is a system at work that will force it down your throat,
whether you like it or not. And you may not like it, is the
point. But at least you’1l know it instead of believe it, or
some faint whiff of something. And more and more you will answer
your own questions, instead of asking questions, becauss that’s
what this is all about - is that you go and find your own
answers. And I assure you, that I don’t know all the answers.
Most of all, I don’t know all the answers about you. You know
them, I don’t. So that’s where it gets muchly fun, is when you
begin to accept yourself as you really are, and say, “Oh, I’m not
so bad because I pick my nose," you know - these kinds of things.
You’re all subject to those particular patterns.
What should I talk about tonight? You talked about all the
good junk, didn’t you? Yeah. Anybody got a question? See, they
got no questions.
Audience (can’t hear)
Bob: He’s come and gone this lifetime already. Oh yes, a guy
named Charlie Holmes. He didn’t know it, but I didn’t know it,
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nor did I know it at the time. He’s a friendly Irish Mick I knew
in New York.
Audience: There was a tape that has excerpts of other Explorer
sessions and TC is talking about using certain frequency
patterns. And I wondered how much of today’s Hemi-Sync process
came out of Explorer sessions?
Bob: I would say at this present time, probably 40%. That’s
maybe a little bit high. We’ve been - our rate of learning has
been going so rapidly these days, that that number is slowly
dwindling, in the sense that we’re either verifying it, or
finding something better. That’s the best way I can tell you.
But a lot of the other factors or facets of this Voyage program
did, indeed, come out of Explorer meetings. No question about
it. And as you get into it, ____? REBAL, the resonant energy
balloon, is straight out of a session, as far as that’s
concerned. Or several, as a matter of fact.
There are a lot of interesting stories about that. You’re
into the, you’ve gotten the Rebal pretty much under control,
haven’t you? I think the most fascinating story I know about a
very lovely young girl, who went and had about an hour and a half
layover in Washington National Airport, and here she is sitting
here all alone, but very, you know, this sort of thing. And the
traffic flow of males with briefcases was going over here,
diverted and went past like that, you see, as that magnetism of
her emitted, as it were. See, here she is, and here they were
over here, and then they just sort of began to move this way.
That. flow of males going by. And so what she did, she hit the
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Rebal, and it went back over here. And what it was, is that had
never happened to her before, as attractive as she was. And she
attributed it to being just fresh out of Gateway with this
radiation coming out of her. And especially being an attractive
female, that just compounded the problem. Yes sir.
Audience: I have a difficult time imagining
Bob: The out of body who - entity? Well, I can give you a fast
answer. Think of, as you are inhabiting this form now, this
other energy of you conforms to that form, that outline, that
structure. In the sense that much as, say 4 gelatin, if you know
about gelatin, fitting into a mold? And so when you’re out of
the mold that form stays there until warmth or something makes it
melt, and it becomes blob. You’re much like that. In other
words, when you phase away from the physical, you are getting out
of the mold, as it were. And you can retain it, if you wish.
But it’s no point in arms and legs dangling around, you know. It
doesn’t make sense. You can always flop ’em and grow ’em
whenever you want them. But, you don’t need them, you see. So,
it’s like an airplane that pulls its landing gear up, you see.
It’s nice to get them out of the way, so you tuck them up. But
the more that you - or there may be some question of distance.
The more phased away from the physical that you are. Tt may well
be that there’s a relationship there. But. if there is, I have
not explored it enough to give you an answer. But the more that
you’re out of phase with the physical, unless you consciously
think of it, you will move into a sort of a blob. My favorite
shape is a tear-drop. JI don’t think about being and having a
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physical body. It doesn’t - it will not stay there, unless you
think it there, you see. And you can control the shape by your
own thought, or what you conceive yourself to be. I say, my
favorite, I guess - being an old glider pilot type - is a
streamlined form. The best I can tell you. It’s very flexible,
but left alone to its own devices - in other words, it’s original
devices ~ it will no longer be a human form. You have to be
thinking human in order to make it maintain a human form.
Audience: (can’t hear?
Bob: I think of it more as a vortex of energy, more than
anything else. How it exactly enfolds into itself, I don’t know.
But that’s the way I perceive it. That, in turn, establishes a
form when and if needed. But there are other forms that are
much, much, to me more productive than this physical body.
Especially if you don’t need it for the purposes that we use it,
don’t you see?
Audience: (can’t hear)
Bob: I can give you an answer to that. Yeah, I mind, it gets
awfully uncomfortable after a while. So, that’s why I use a
Rebal. And it’s well~meaning, but it - let me establish
something, incontrovertibly. I disavow any role of leadership,
as such. And whatever label you want to put onto it. I’il be a
friend, but not a leader. ‘Cause you know why? I don’t want the
responsibility. In other words, I don’t want to counsel or
advise you, or anyone else, because I don’t want the
responsibility of that counselling. Can you see what I’m getting
at? I have enough as it is.
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Well, sharing of experience is fine. I don’t really have -
well, maybe I should consider that. Do I have any secrets?
Well, if I can describe them, they’re not secrets. The problem
is description is conversion of participation in non-physical
systems ~ to convert that to this - either in words or picture,
er whatever, is so difficult. Closest thing you can do is music.
And that’s probably the closest I’ve been to it.
Audience: (Can’t hear)
Bob: Yes, you mean non-physically? Oh, yeah, that’s - yeah, we
have things that are taking care of that, incidentally. And
later on we’ll talk about it. Just remind me, will you? There’s
some big stuff going on, and we’ll talk about it later. It is
important.
Audience: You mentioned music in the non-physical. Is there a
lot of response to music? Like we make music in the physical
reality here. Does it also, let’s say, music that happens in the
physical - does it bleed through into the non-physical through
your consciousness or?
Bob: It’s kind of interesting. I’m of the conviction that what
we ascribe as music, which can convey it in terms of melody and
harmony and quality of given sounds - those are available in
other types of energy fields or systems. And translate as music,
because you can’t translate them any other way. And I don’t know
as that’s even a good translation. But the same thing of related
vibrations and their subjective impact is very, very great ina
number of these other energy systems. As a matter of fact,
they’re often very hard to take. They’re hard to handle because
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they are so overwhelming to a human type of system playing around
in it.
Audience: So, when you receive those, the vibrations called
music, they’re hard to take.
Bob: But they are music in that other element. They’re not
vibration of sound, they’re vibration of another form of energy.
But you resonate much more to it than you do to simple sound.
Audience: Can you recognize it as music?
Bob: I would, yeah. I think it’s very much. And I think some
of the origins of some of the music that we try to express comes
from there, don’t you see. That’s the difference.
Audience: What kind of music?
Bob: Probably some of our most famous composers, I sure, did a
lot of it that way.
Audience: How do you tell in a true out of body
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