Robert A. Monroe GATEWAY VOYAGE Talks - Friday Nights

test. But that she knew she was going to die and she didn't want to embarrass us here by dying. 19:42 That's why she really went to the hospital. And it was quite specific. Look at this embarrassing and the effect it might have had upon the group he had died in 19:57 the hospital which is He was a very so we have an innocent consistent and garb we have material now accumulated not that he knew this was not that much material that all relates to information about any that they could not have possibly gotten from it and somebody's gotta go research with their families how much of it has meaning for the families but this very significant amount and just showed you what 20:46 it is to sleep again one one liner get the beat out 21:10 so, do we need volunteers die information sound is rather rather crass and rather objective but the warmth that came from that group for this woman suddenly gave her a sendoff or put it another way she had an escort because this was within a half hour hospital pronounced 21:43 and of course naturally after after the session we announced what had happened nobody was surprised at all. So, what else? Anyway I thought I'd like to share that with you as far as we've got a 50 Bob Monroe 22:02 So what do you want to 50 We don't have any volunteers for that so we have to put that aside but there are some next best 22:18 we can go meet a few people in 15 If you'd like 22:25 to well don't ever take on somebody that you think on some good guy 22:37 if you get 15 and as all one of our resources they say oh well 22:49 good Bobby kid I'm busy 22:57 so there are many approaches to it 23:04 the most important thing is 23:08 in such an approach stand up instead of 23:16 being threatened by this is very important 23:36 notice that's the rapidly growing Oh that one but that's the main thing is to 23:48 get the very good for that 23:52 ucation form if you take it and you'd like to do that type of exploration that's about time for I wouldn't do anything 24:05 are they right for 24:25 hard to believe this don't bother me but it does take 24:31 time. I understand what you mean. But this is a 24:39 yeah 24:43 this is these realities that do get to be funny. And you have to take a nap. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't you guys, tremendously busy putting your heads back on something. 24:59 Hey, So far 25:06 everything's relative but we can play with that tonight and this is this would be significant there is the alternative and there is another option and let me put it this way we can go to the left and go into future time I know you will yeah but future time has many implications you got a you rotated the right pastime and found that was strong up time is even stronger 25:47 but I'm not really well aware of how long 25:51 will it take excuse me 26:18 this 26:28 session 26:52 little bit here that you may have seen mentioned I think 27:06 it's time around 27:24 seven 725. 27:28 As you pointed out 27:35 this is right. From this perspective, right. 27:51 Go Yeah, Labor's entry point you think of yourself as facing in that direction? 28:04 Moving very, to the right. And never we are in no time, but we're not necessarily in no state. Otherwise, you cannot perform as if you were not in a safe space without it. So therefore, why do we even need to do is to turn this way 28:29 to the right. And this might be 97. Around circle theory going around the circle, you would end up on the paper or facing outwards, you're facing up sorry, you're facing downwards. If you were looking here, you're this is like 29:01 this is your head here. And this is no sticking out this way. You're looking down this way. In other words, if you get removed, you're standing here that's you standing up this way, and you're looking this way. So your rotation is rotating around like this 29:26 they want to make like a radar or you made your entry up here. Then your point of where you came from is now in this way 29:40 lifepoints. 29:43 So therefore, standing here and rotating around this way, your perception would be going to the right around here. So when you hit it, it's a few years old at this point, and four years old here, six months something like this. NES only you can perceive that only when you were radar scope and effect in your mind that says, oh, and go back to that point you're calculating is it worth calculator calculate where that was when you were 10 years old, we'd have to know that we don't know. Therefore, we use an abstraction when you were 10 years old. And when you're four years old, there's a line here like this. And this is the line the beginning of your physical life 30:47 there is a gap like this. And this has a number of different things, that there's a common name labeled by 31:00 most people reporting out in that gap is called a place of weakness. Sort of like a ready prior to that time, we have gone back and encountered people when in previous life in all cases that we work with that this presents it piggybacks on your consciousness prior to that time, the only way that you can prove and do it in discovery that we don't go back and relive that might not be living in that life. It is a piggyback is a dualism or remarkable dualism that takes place where this mature adult consciousness that is you say back from the four years old observes and also feel the emotion and I told you about the interesting question that's been posed going back to this four year old and reentering with that other constant is super imposed upon that four year old we had a lot of conjecture about what would happen this becomes quite apparent that it may be possible to affect the activity of that four year old that was what happens if you do affect the activity never tried the answer as near as we can come from our more learning and better overview friends is that if one did this one would echo this backup so in 33:09 your head at that time a sense of 33:10 being watched 33:13 could be this callback 33:23 the problem the code for example, that yes, for example, you as a four year old found a safe and scared your kid sister to the point that when she came around this time here itself and he eventually was hospitalized and became psychotic simply because of this childhood evolution of these characters and then you your personality profile, including guilt as a result, put this question to the back. Is that 40 year old and in some new stuff, not to pick up the snake and not? 34:23 far at all, really, that that would echo back. 34:30 Bye, bye. 34:36 Someone might be in this room turn heads and went back over here and offered that and as a result, there was nobody there comes a second way to heaven 35:04 But that's part of it I don't know I'm just telling you that read 35:15 your book talk about how you know 35:25 I can do the illustrations and what happened to me in one thing was was this was the other side of the line how I had to do that I went into a about to your projected unknown 35:45 and when I entered 35:47 saw this familiar person I thought about at that time I was trying to locate them with a media person I tried to approach it and I got this very strong no no don't don't 36:11 no, no, no. What we're doing 36:16 I thought well, this is a strikeout but I did make a very careful note of how it was location event 36:31 up in New York 36:34 three years later one of the presenters on leaving that the room and went up through the ceiling and then this is very unique type of mold around 36:50 Good morning like this 37:00 anyway 37:15 anyway, three years later, I was sitting in the house 37:27 sitting on a couch 37:28 with someone else that 37:33 I was talking to and I suddenly got uncomfortable feeling like somebody was pushing in on me 37:49 I felt I hadn't really gotten to this person and and I got up and suddenly the 38:15 southern part of me really is an absolutely huge bet that you're praying that every year like what was like wrong wrong. No, no, that's not it. But my feeling at it fully conscious level was not that great 38:44 around like we've done quite a bit quite a bit, quite 100 that quite a bit. 39:05 We look for consensus and so on. And we try and get a long period of time in order to be isolated, so that when we're not together, we prosper contamination would have been telepathic reading. My mind was the other 39:30 monitors. 39:34 Other printers anyway, but there was a menace. isolation between people that you're working with 39:55 the form of a body, you have to go I always like to describe now in on a one on one and basically keep knocking 40:10 short bites 40:13 as it were to get that point where there's a waiting for it in other words we're just like they're making hair the way you can or what else is going on and then when 40:25 you pick up another life 40:33 This all comes down 40:38 they understand how 40:41 locating with Wi Fi 40:41 a little more successful with the point of entry point doesn't seem that 40:51 sometimes you know 12 to 15 or to say where you actually well you just come back it's like the homie the best way I can tell you I'm here and I feel the heat of the Oakland money field where the line is somewhat that type of thing that you really operate on where you were you were really eating you can really feel it very accurately the 41:28 team's been awfully dark I got the feeling on the time a little bit working them was one really thin strip of light and so I could just I could always see it 41:41 it's much that way I'd say you're doing the same thing as you're adding to perceiving it as a split some people another part of it fascinates me they was 41:56 they became two dimensional 42:02 people expect that feeling is going through the med school and then opening up and having to go back to being patient 42:15 but they are in no time but 42:19 anyway actually bought on my own right now 42:33 and just drag yourself down the road 42:39 that one 42:46 so 42:50 you design exploration 42:59 I want 43:01 to say more excited about each site and what is the what is exciting 43:19 deprivation 43:40 trying to go up Friday anyway 43:52 how about Election Day 1984. 43:59 Free and that's 44:09 what you've already gathered time in the future as a reference. If you took us into the theater I was thinking that we had two or three minutes of these things before and it is really grand 44:35 if we go into the future contributing to 44:45 the world we're going to do we can do both 45:00 All right which and we saw me in the future and those that don't want to want to 45:06 run but 45:14 I figure I can do 45:28 vision is better 45:39 you can run the bell gym right 45:40 so we're gonna play with 45:52 anybody can join 46:02 okay 46:10 yeah you're what 46:16 I left off last time start loving TV 46:42 I go inside some 46:51 Mr. Dacher here