Art Bell, Dr. Robert Monroe & Skip Atwater - Out of Body Experience - Black Screen - Interview Only -- z8zWEZaHKiE

[01:20:00] as such. But you can perceive believe me you can perceive other energies of people but it doesn't come out as an aura comes out as a radiation and you can't see it and feel it. >> Mhm. All right. Sir, uh, on the toll-free line, you're on the air with Robert Monroe. Good evening. >> Hi. How you doing, Art? >> Fine. Where are you, sir? >> Santa Barbara, California. >> Santa Barbara. >> I had a experience a couple years ago where I was sitting outside in the morning about 4:00 wide awake and I started going up through space out into space past the moon. This is extremely [01:20:30] exhilarating. >> Yes, it is, isn't it? >> Being totally free, just floating. I went out to a to a point where I I could recognize all the stars and the constellations. Then I got to the point where I couldn't recognize anything. I looked back and I couldn't see our sun anymore. >> I kept going to a point and then I really started getting frightened then. >> Yes, I know. We got into that and then uh uh that's why I say we finally figured out how to cure that fear of being not where you knowing where you are. >> Right. I finally got to came to a planet [01:21:00] and I was coming down to the surface of a planet and there were hundreds of people in my mind, you know, looking at different knowledge that I had, anything that I knew just, you know, having conversations and I came down to a particular place on the planet and an old man came out and he essentially came into my mind told all the other people to leave and I asked him where I was and I said that he told me where I was, you know, on this planet. where humans live. And I asked [01:21:30] him why was I there and how did I get there? And he said, "Well, you're from a penal colony. I'll send you back." I said, "I don't know how to get back." And so he sent me back. >> Yeah. >> And this took all about 15 minutes. >> Well, that but it was I was wide awake. When I got back, I was just shaking. My whole body was shaking and cold. >> I can appreciate that. U you see, that's that's the thing. I went through some very many different phases of that type of thing that that's why uh being uh [01:22:00] very much too left brain perhaps uh I in turn have to get these into a form where we say well first uh experience it and then after that get your left brain in to analyze it and control it. >> Uh Mr. Monroe uh again referring for a second to the near-death experience there are so many parallels. Uh there are a number of doctors now who say that the classic vision that people have that [01:22:30] is of a very bright light uh with surrounding darkness >> is merely a product of the dying synapses of the brain that the synapses will die from the out moving inward and that that that's what that white light is. >> That's uh that's as good a definition as any. uh what we call uh focus 22 is that is that tunnel >> is that tunnel. >> Yes. And uh uh this is how we commonly identify it. [01:23:00] >> I see. >> Incidentally, speaking of of of this one time thing, I'm I enjoy so much the name of your series, your program called Dreamland. >> Yes, sir. >> So, we better change it a little bit. Maybe I can help you change it and add some there's some nice wild stuff. So, one I wanted to let you know because it relates to what a little bit what we're talking about. Uh, we have a new series for use in residences and in hospitals [01:23:30] and hospicees called Going Home. And it is designed for a person with a t a terminal illness or injury. And we just put that out within the last two months. And what it is, it's designed to help not only that terminal subject decide what to go, where to go after he or she dies and what to do by giving them a guided tour as it were and then giving them the option uh to do whatever they want to do. Most importantly, uh that's [01:24:00] half of this series. The other half of that series, the series series is for the support group, the family, friends and loved ones and the caregivers. >> Sure. so that they need the help to understand this too. And it's it's uh got the support of psychologists and and caregivers all over the United States and Europe. >> Would you say that somebody who knows uh roughly uh that they are going to die, that they are going to pass on uh is a [01:24:30] fortunate person? Uh would would would that be a fortunate person or would it be better not to know? Oh, I I I I'm very much believe in in the uh I believe it's not enough. I just put it in the no category that we should have a choice in dying. Absolutely. I I think that the individual when uh because we so many we have discovered them already and through the research that we did for this new thing uh and that is that many many [01:25:00] people have a death wish and it's not uh it's uh you you can't stop that death wish they'll get a stroke and then they'll get cancer or whatever it is and that reason for that can't be detected because once you meet them after they've got the process underway and they don't know this until they some do but they don't really consciously know it. >> It's because they've completed what they [01:25:30] came to do >> and having completed it there's no sense in hanging around and it's that simple. I had a very dear friend uh uh who did exactly that and no one knew why he would he would have a stroke and then after that was taken care of pretty well then he then developed abdominal cancer and till I met him after he died I didn't see any reason why it was but he had done what he had done he was >> he was ready >> he was ready and there's no sense in [01:26:00] hanging around everything is his grandchildren are all fine everything's in good shape and whatever and he completed what he wanted to do and so he just simply died. You can't stop a person that in that case, don't you see? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> You can put him on life support or whatever and you keep his body working, but he's gone. >> All right. On the toll-free line, you're on the air with Robert Monroe. >> Hi there. >> Hi. Where are you, sir? >> I'm from Phoenix. >> Phoenix Henry. >> Hi, Henry. >> Uh I This is fantastic. I wanted to ask [01:26:30] a question about the the vibration uh you felt sir originally. Is that like an inner electrical like a finer electrical feeling than you would get from a from a household current? >> Yeah. And quite exhilarating. >> Yeah. It that it it uh felt that way to me initially and I had since long since discovered that uh that it was not electrical at all. uh because uh I even [01:27:00] had a test at that time to see what it was and it was not even showing as a a mechanical vibration neither that nor an electrical one. So what else was it? You see our science could not measure it. >> So Mr. Monroe you would tell people do not fear death. >> Absolutely. I think that's the point is that uh it's a a terrible thing to to fear it that much because when you're ready and uh and it may well be that uh you that's what we do with our going [01:27:30] home. We help people uh become aware of the opportunities that have exist beyond physical death. >> Mr. Monroe, will we ever come to a full understanding uh of the process of life and process of death? Will we are we ever meant to know do you think >> absolutely the point is you see you you are growing a new personality and there is this discriminator circuit that holds all this back till your personality your intellect uh your intelligence self [01:28:00] develops and once that develops then fine it's all open it's absurdly easy >> that's what your dreamland is don't you think >> yes sir I do >> and uh >> Mr. Monroe, we're we're out of time. I want a pleasure having you on the program. I would love to do it again sometime. We're just out of time and I've got to go. >> It did get going, didn't it? >> Oh, it did get going, didn't it? Mr. Monroe, thank you. My pleasure.