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Robert A. Monroe
Monday Night GATEWAY Talk
1983-10-10
(Transcript)
NOTE: This is a raw transcript – it is exactly as created by otter.ai.
Bob Monroe 00:09
rainy night. No. Wonder zones are also very exciting for me, they do present problems to us
because all of our equipment is on relays. If the power goes out momentarily like that all the
relays drop out, it really stops, and we have to start all over again. And that can be an
interesting problem to take like that light, so well, they just had half second. Service, it's
interactive. So it happens,
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resorts, and that kind of started to affect how people program.
Bob Monroe 00:53
Maybe we have not found a significant difference and think there shouldn't be that we have
not. On the other hand, under storms, you produce an ionizing effect that's equally negative
ions. And you leaving? No, I haven't seen any Oh, only my second shift. Oh. And there is some
interesting effects for mankind. And he's really put the guy in generations negative ion
generators in the champion. And we do a blind study version by sticking one in one without the
participant knowing that it's there to see and then we can turn it on and turn it off and see
whether he can proceed or reports a difference without knowing the changes taking place. We
like to try to even though a lot of what we do may well be a placebo effect. You'd like to see
how much of it is and how much of a long winded answer right? Answer. Night a quick recap
on where we are and how we got here in another form. I told you very briefly that our former
laboratory was about 12 miles north of here. And the team that helped put it together and
cooperated there for a considerable amount of time. This gateway program got started
because an organization on the West Coast is up and about 10 years ago, I believe something
on that order, heard about some of our work and invited, invited us to come and do a weekend
workshop is called asthma. Read about asthma. At that time anyway, we're sort of a very
advanced source of new forms of philosophies and forms of psychology. A lot of different
psychological techniques originated, who had their first test or something in esslyn. So we
thought that was very nice of them to invite us. We went out there and took our made up some
special peeps today got to do this particular show workshop, we found a very interesting result,
we had a round the clock format where the participants would sleep one sleep cycle and get
up and do another tape. We found that went pretty well, the participants were doing fine, but
we were exhausted. They were getting all asleep and we weren't getting any. And so the result
was that after that session, we began to get a lot of inquiries about when are you going to do
another one of these things. So we decided, after all love inquiries, we did one and then we did
another. And this seemed like a very good way to feel test a lot of the stuff that we had begun
to develop in the lab and this gave us a much broader base on which to say here are things we
can find out from this ongoing group. And so we call it the M 5000 project and we're going to
run 5000 people through it, which was a very grandiose idea. We have run over 3000 now and
this is good news lately. So about three years into the program or something Unlike that, we
changed it because we thought we will never reach 10,000 5000 people. Secondly, it'd be the
purpose began to emerge into what it is now. And that is a is a gateway for an individual to
reach other parts of himself at the very least. So that's how the Gateway project started. And
because we needed some information about that today, we found that we have had in excess
of 3000 participants in front of you, before you, and each one, we learn something new. And
periodically, we modify the program to accommodate what new things we have learned. So
this is why this interviewing is so important to us. So that we get a feel for you, and you add to
our body of knowledge on various methods and techniques. This is why also you have an
affirmation that says, for those who follow me, because you're following some 3000 people,
and how many people follow you, I don't know. Each time that we say, well, this gateway
program is a tremendous amount of time together, conducted everything like that. We get a
report from someone who had attended the program was a gateway graduate, and the events
benefited into their lives. And this is the result we're seeing well, I guess that makes it worth it,
we're thinking and this has been more or less the history of Gatwick for the last 10 years can
use euros.
Bob Monroe 06:59
Anyway, Meanwhile, back at the laboratory, all this others taking place. We had a test group
who was exploring different types of sound frequencies in different environments, such as
negative ions and this kind of thing. And electromagnetic fields, all sorts of things we were
searching to see how we can enhance consciousness to make human consciousness better.
And this is was very tedious work. And to do this live with electrodes pasted on your
somewhere and listen to sound frequencies. And then just record wise, what you're feeling
what you're thinking and what you're doing. So evolving from this came a very tight knit group
of people. And tight knit men and men that they were all doing much the same thing to work
through this and then began to develop abilities in the outer body safe, concentric, more up on
the more they were natural subjects are the exposure to the MC process, whatever it's not
important, except for the fact that they did to go, proficiency in the outline state. And because
of the fact that this was tedious work, we became more and more difficult once they achieved
the out of body state to keep them working in a given field. So we would, we would play an art
form of play was to release these people and let them go out into the University Circle
wherever it felt like going receded. And we explored the planets, the moon, and out to areas
that were totally unknown to us, just so that we hear so many exciting things took place there.
And yet even that became kind of boring also, because with France, only one extension we
found the universe a very sterile place. You were part of man's eventual, of a quest to look for
other intelligent life. And this is really planet zoo that had services that will look much like the
moon or Mars. And it was pretty typical. We couldn't find any planet that looked like Earth. And
that meant we didn't find any intelligent life. But the only one time that we did was when this
person was out was one of our team of people who was whom the team we have not had
become now we call them explorers because they were exploring in two directions is scientific
exploration and then this other form of out of body exploration and there's one of them was a
young physicist who was indeed in his own profession very talented. And he got news one
night and went out on a vector out to give a direction and he came back and he could not
report when he was in the out of body state others of our group couldn't but he could not he
always had to come back and he says well, you won't believe it by found an artifact on the
planet of building we're all very excited a building on a federal or any handbag that is only on
bridges right in the back there. And sure enough, we've developed what's it's like a needle in a
haystack by multiply was several billion or whatever can you get? Oh yes, it seems to be solid
food so it's fine go back anyway. So I the second time he says I found it interesting I get inside
the building and I was being a little frustrated watch no do it and he said saw the second time
he says well shot one of the buildings and I said by going back into the building and then I got
a little cautious and I said well be careful this is so long pause and use it you can't
communicate and after a while otter Wyoming's about 18 minutes he came back in he talked a
little bit indicating he's effectiveness as well. Here's what happened already this story, he went
in the building and it was quite empty meaning there was the no furniture nothing It was a very
large building large meeting as he described it, maybe four times the size of this room and it
first thought the building was totally empty and there was finally he discovered this being
person can tell us that he Varzi a determined didn't have any humanoid form and he could not
report the form very well anyway. And this as he put it being received, sitting down fit
symbolized as a table very intense at performing something. And even though we're trying to
get the attention of this bee, and all that everything else whatever couldn't get his attention
Finally, he wasn't able to do so. And this week as I looked at it and said, Well, what can I do for
you and I'm paraphrasing the words but it was nonverbal sorry sports where am I was I was
able to help them with their negative thoughts or advice for their periods to exploiters mind this
picture a lot almost galaxy, SARS, and then it focused in just like zooming in on the cameras
who came into a planetary system and then a planet as I remember, there are only two planets
on this around this petite sun and then this sort of read focus on this third planet and we move
slowly up and our explore autonomous and new astronomy and and this is totally
unrecognizable, the star system. And then after this being this way, this plays out in his mind
and he got the question, Well, where are you from? Or where are you from? What's your what
he was expressing? And Tom after having experienced this typing, what can I do? And always
says back that way. With that being lost those two tries he might couldn't get his attention. So
he returned to that was his report. That was after that point was the old In contact with any
intelligence that we can add, and this is, let's say, out of 60 or 70 Such explorations. And then
we had a major change 75 Nike 75. A. And we practice back saying, Well, what did we do that
was different? Or did we really do that was different, the only thing that we can determine what
we did differently was that we expose our explored it to the gateway information. And what
made us do this? We don't know, other than the fact that we thought, well, it's a good thing.
And it's worth knowing how to deal with it. And so we started that protocol art explores
machinations almost overnight, and I would say it's almost overnight. Each of our, as far as
there were some eight that number will begin to have immediate intelligent content of
astounding event. Now maybe this coincided with, with at some point in history anyway, we
don't know. But I'm all I knew is that that's the only change that took place. But the change that
did take place, almost all of our explorers immediately encounter. Intelligence can't tell
intelligent beings, intelligent entities, and they all have points of similarity, these contexts and
bear in mind that these explorers were not close friends
Bob Monroe 16:48
with each other, some of them came from distant cities or something. And because one is due
on a Tuesday night, and another one was due on a Wednesday night, they wouldn't meet. And
so there was there was very little contamination, it from one Explorer to another in terms of
what was happening, this made it pretty significant in terms of the information generated. Are
you German speakers understanding? Am I going too fast for you? Okay, all right. I know that
when I listen to Spanish, and my Spanish friends, they speak so fast, I have to say Mostess
last year. So if I speak too fast ratio. In any event, this opened up tremendously exciting and
tremendously disturbing. world in terms of our acuity, in terms of our diversity, it was very, very