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Hemi-Sync® Journal 1990-1 (Winter)

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holocaust. Holocaust refuses to be aroused. circuitry), hardly used. Contact Waiter D. Hill, Ken Keyes Subject now remembers assemblage of machine on College, 790 Commercial Avenue, Coos Bay, OR 97420 counter. Looks over to clock and notes that one hour and twenty minutes has elapsed since closing eyes last time. He then notes bare counter. No machine assembled on counter! What happened to it? Subject gets out of chair, looks around room, and still no machiue. Subject checks junk pile and finds cardboard box still in place—with disassembled marhinft and books where last seen some time before. What the h ! HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is a publication of Subject now wide awake and greatly excited. Feels great. the Professional Division of The Monroe In Goes to Hemi-Sync synthesizer, turns off same, and wakes snoring wife. Now unsnoring wife says she also feels great. stitute. Its purpose is to provide profes Subject asks wife if she messed with strange other machine. sionals a vehicle for reporting on their in She states, "No," and then inquires why subject asked. Sub novation and application of the Hemi-Sync ject relates improbable story. Smart-mouth wife replies, technology in itheir fields. The Monroe In "See—I told you." What was wife experiencing during that hour plus? You wouldn't believe it! stitute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research and I've just looked at the clock at the moment of this writing; educational organization dedicated to ex 2:10 p.m., Wednesday, 13 September 1989. To this date, no ploring and developing the uses and under pain, no Zantac, no tablets. Examination has revealed—no standing of human consciousness. u l c e r. What's my conclusion? HEMI-SYNC WORKS!! Even for professional dummies. And triggers whatever modality in the brain is necessary to bring about results. Scientifically provable? At the present stage, possibly not. Anecdotally? For this subjective experience—totally. With four doctorates, decades of experience, and nearing the age of seventy, want to try and convince subject otherwise? [Hemi-Sync must have limitations. Did not eliminate snor ing wife. Correction: snoring of wife.] HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL [ed.: also see BREAKTHROUGH, Vol. VH, No. 2, "Hemi-Sync and Snoring" by J. Edwin Carter.] SUBSCRIPnON/MEMBERSHIP The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is sent quarterly to mem The Monroe Insdtute's HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL bers of The Monroe Institute. In return for their support of is published four times annually. TMI, members also receive quarterly special-release audio- cassette tapes, and the TMI FOCUS, highlighting the Senior Editors: programs, activities, people, releases, and events that track LesUe France, Nancy McMoneagle the evolution of the Imtitute. Benefits also include reduced member prices on products developed by The Monroe In stitute and Interstate Industries, Inc. Computer lypesettiog and Design: If you are not already a member and would like more m- John Dumais formation on the membership benefits, please write to The Monroe Institute or call: (804) 361-1252. Publishing Coordinaton Julie Mazo 8 Volume VIII, No. I