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1986-06-23 Exploring the Final Frontier - Robert Monroe_text.pdf

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experimenter. How, then - where to begin? First and foremost, the project must be released from the protocols and sacred cows that may act as a restraint to a no-holds barred investigation. Whatever is uncovered must be considered in terms of a cumulative consensus. Nothing is to be rejected simply because it may be for the moment an anomaly or inconsistency. Most significant, the tool itself must be cleansed and honed. Its abilities must be improved and enhanced by every means available. Much will be learned by this process alone - and one improved human consciousness may well have the propensity to deliver the key that unlocks the door. Ten may open it wide. One hundred may change Man's destiny. Super- human consciousness. Available some year at your favorite dispensory. Then, unknowns easily become knowns: dreams, sleep, birth, time-space-matter, growth, drives, motivations, personality, character, love, physical death, God? # # # # # # Nancy McMoneagle The Monroe Institute Faber, Virginia 22938