Robert A. Monroe GATEWAY VOYAGE Talks - Friday Nights

Robert A. Monroe Friday Night GATEWAY Talk 1980-7-25 (Transcript) NOTE: This is a raw transcript – it is exactly as created by otter.ai. Bob Monroe 00:00 One of the things now, of course, is if you are in a position whereby you can opt or not. And so you asked, all of you should become aware of what the option is, and probably by should have given you an option before I see you into the time wheels at work. Do I hear any comments about further use of the time, we're interesting for you to do. 00:37 I felt extremely steady 00:39 afterwards just fine Bob Monroe 00:48 by me, well, this is, in other words, it is an open exercise in the sense that we can modify it. That's the point. That's the beauty of this particular system we have set up now, it can be modified. And there are many things that we can do in 15. And we got to get on with it. Otherwise, we will all of a sudden have missed several interesting opportunity. The point is that I want you to be well educated in 15. Because this is where your future lies, literally and figuratively. 01:27 I think we have to work there. I think there's great practical application, Bob Monroe 01:29 it doesn't need. And it might be interesting to, there are the options that we can do. I'm not particularly personally, deeply interested in moving to the right on the time wheel and moving back into earlier life patterns or pre this life patterns were all of which are available to us. I'm not particularly interested in what I did and what I was, maybe you are but and you're welcome to get into that exploration of your life. But I want you to get the formula set is the most important thing so that you in turn, when you go home in your own little corner of your ease environment, although you're probably more ease at ease here in this environment, then you will be home, which is another story. We call the entry but the thing is that it is in God's sight, it is a tool. It is a tool that you can use, and is actually the ultimate in exploration. That's. And I decided that we would run 15 tonight. And the other step of moving into the final levels tomorrow. Because I think it's much more appropriate. But there are so many things that we can do with it. The question is, what back end was in the options, what are the options? Well, rather than saying good for him when he tried to use it, residents saying I'd rather have gone for it. And only one related problem to that. And that is that in the initial stages, where you have not achieved full control, it's harder to return from an indeterminate place on that remote time than it is to a specific and this is the reason we do it specifically because we can in turn. We're we've gone out and rotated to the left, for example, and gone into 1985 and looked around a bit. We know that's 1985. And so we're and we can retreat from it out of time back into 15. And we can set up guideposts as it were to make that return very easy. But if it's an intermittent indeterminant, and anywhere from 1980 to the year 2000. The retrieval, I don't know we have done a 04:25 bit of time where it is planned to go dry. Bob Monroe 04:29 But then that would be fine if we were operating one to one, but I can't say hey, Ted, come back from Lincoln 86. 04:37 So what what are some more 04:39 options? Bob Monroe 04:40 Well, the option I was going to give you a was a pre life experience where you're either elected or ready to hear your opinions on 04:49 doing this before we did it. 04:53 several variants that take place in the free life experience 04:58 what about jumping I had little back. So I had little back to get the flexibility, like working 1215 Bob Monroe 05:08 back for, well, 1215 one, I will not necessarily serve the purpose once you installed and 15 is better the state and move in and out of 15 at different timeframes along with no flexibility and going 05:21 forward and backward in time, I just want to use that as an example. 05:30 Retrieval problem begins hard enough, money is not a 05:36 bad idea, except 05:40 there's no real reason why we should 05:44 fast flip. 05:46 I think it'd be very difficult to trigger a regression, if you want to call it that. Put out a specific page or a year in the beginning of the Hugo, if you take them into the beginning on a specific time, and then we'll come back to this to a significant event they want it done. That's much easier to do. Would you agree with that? Are you talking to me about it? Like I just want clarification of really? Well, even in this life, 06:14 these are pretty live. We're talking 06:16 at Brad's pre native Bob Monroe 06:18 existence first. And one of the reasons was very careful not you were 06:25 where you were before you Bob Monroe 06:28 even bother to answer that, hey, this isn't work. And there's a interesting gap. And then you can catch whatever may be tied to that. And that's how 06:48 it is, it is a fairly tight timeframe, but it's not. 06:53 We have time perhaps 07:03 we will always do that for you. Bob Monroe 07:08 It doesn't make any difference, whether it's five minutes or five hours, it will come back to the same thing. 07:17 What you got to learn to do is Bob Monroe 07:20 collapse time tighter when you use it. So that one minute equals one hour. 07:28 I wish that you can be Bob Monroe 07:29 different but after all, it gets a little boring sitting wherever that was long periods. can't really read a book, one of the things I've certainly learned to do is not to listen at the same time, 07:43 that many monitors. Bob Monroe 07:46 All sorts of strange things happen when you're trying to be in full beta consciousness and get this pen in the drawers. There are a lot of fun things to do. Things are discovered we make a new discovery was where you can't possibly talk, I cannot and I have not anybody else who can talk when you have a pitch transposer transposing your voice to another frequency is a dog on his thing. You're so fascinated by your voice sounded so different that 08:27 you studied. Bob Monroe 08:30 And this goes back to something we discovered 20 plus years ago and then came out some 10 years ago is a major thing. If you want to try talking to the supreme insult and the stutter was rejected as a result stutters because there is a transference of sound through his brain from his own voice. And he's interrupting me interrupting himself when he studies and you that's the height of indignity. Interrupting yourself. The way we did this is to put headphones on a person that didn't speak into a microphone and have a time delay of about a half second. So he say lower to be low here. But every time he tried to talk you'd be interrupting himself. And we couldn't we're not one person out of 10 could override that their own voice in interrupting themselves. That's the supreme ego himself. 09:24 And as I read in the trade something years later, that they discovered this as a way to treat stuttering, 09:31 to get away from stuttering was to move that 09:35 that time delay by the same process and move it closer and closer to refine and they could 09:44 also pay for example, one of them we have not played with him except those are my two buddies when that's not him missing. But the arms So that's D synchronization would you like to tell them about your 10:06 D synchronization experience 10:21 Bob experiments out I can feel much precipitation 10:28 doing about three minutes exposures 10:31 around wild sounds to listen to it except for a year that year 10:51 really lucky I guess you can get this COVID 11:01 People if I was looking at their outline with shimmer arm and little little things were thorough and when you're in the Arctic and space itself is 11:29 down for us 11:38 site system anywhere operates very quietly yeah 11:51 so after about 10 minutes exposure you can't walk 12:11 anyway also 12:11 would Andhra trying this way to hang over my truck so 12:24 anyway I also would like to share with you what 12:29 happened during our last session you have not shared with anyone 12:38 goes back to the session before the last session manufacturing is very fine 12:45 woman out of Arizona got on a plane take that session and evidently something in boarding a friend of ours had broken up in a hospital in Washington DC with a broken and she was unfortunate she didn't make that procession. Eight weeks later we had this other session and this woman 13:15 called and say that she was there she looked into it 13:18 and only later that I learned that she just got up out of the hospital on crutches was driven down to the Holiday Inn and we picked her up they're very warm and so he came in on a typical Saturday such as this and 13:43 deeply happy to 13:44 be here she was 13:47 very strongly participating in one day on Wednesday of that we then learn that she was a terminal cancer case 14:02 and that she in turn asked to go to 14:07 the hospital because she felt she needed a blood transfusion so we took him to the hospital on a Wednesday 14:20 yeah just get wet oh I see just get wet. And so anyway you went into hospital on I believe it was my super scribe you will correct me but I believe it was a winner 14:43 so it was Thursday then that I it was Thursday. 14:51 And I'm either saw her on Wednesday or 14:58 don't let me get away with a thing. 15:04 On Thursday, I went into good some faith to it. And 15:09 she was extremely glad to see and I see as I took 15:17 portions of the over the series via the coop series. And also, which parts of the bridge payment and also token visit, which is one of our terminal claims. I didn't tell her it was not publicized. 15:41 And I don't even notice it. In any event, and I saw her there she was floating in and out of consciousness. Talk to it back. Very, very bright, one fully conversant whether she was sedated or not, I don't know. She was in intensive care. And so I put her on the tape. And then he was extremely thankful. And before I put her on the face, converse, stop talking to her sit down like he's still be breathing into his own oxygen. As you might have what, whatever it might say. And then, as a result, then spoke to her she come back, open your eyes. Perfectly lucid is no distortions whatsoever, like go over. 16:51 Anyway, so I put her on the page. So this is what this 16:58 change is laid back and smiled. Three different way. Anyway, I watched it for a while. Found in normal reading pattern where she had been gasping was really nice to find. 17:18 Anyway, she died the next day. Right, all right. And the group here at that time, were I before we announced that we went into a special session went up to 50. And with no more than just say go to 15 basically find out he was fine. 17:54 As of now about 70% Whatever the numbers are people, I would say eight at least came back with these always very pleased about this woman and all had to do with her death. One of them for example said that she had made and and many who are questions away and said I'm pretty. And another one was is a very profound one was she met at the edge of the street. And there was a bridge over the extreme and that he was about the over the speed. She wanted to go with anything. He said no, you cannot go this investment, please I'd like to go with you. And says no, it is not. I don't know what the expression was something like it's not your time to go You must get here on the underside of this. A whole series have laid a lot of personal review. Ever since that session has been sent to me related to the thing that I got out it was the most touching part of all 19:19 I found out 19:20 that night and I take a report and Penny's reason for going to the hospital was not for blood