Hemi-Sync® Journal 2002-4 (Fall)

Second round — eight trials; five first-place matches (p=0.027 or about one chance in 36 of getting five or more first-place matches) Third round ~ eight trials, six first-place matches (p=0.0042 or about one chance in 240 of getting six or more first-place matches) Overall — twenty-four trials; thirteen first-place matches (p=0.0021 or about one chance in 480 of getting thirteen or more first-place matches) As Atwater mentioned at the beginning of the practicum, he can teach participants about remote viewing but he can’t train them to become expert remote viewers within the week. Experiencing the feedback possible with the kinds of targets used during the week, however, allows one to gauge the benefits that practice would pro- duce if one desires to further develop one’s remote-viewing skills. [Note: These significant positive results suggest the presence of psy- chic functioning but may not really represent remote viewing as classi- cally defined. The positive matches were made by independent judges who may have used their own form of psychic functioning to develop first-place matches. The binomial tests applied were developed by Jack Auman.] THE MONROE INSTITUTE BOARD OF ADVISORS Laurie A. Monroe, President James Beal, MS Wilson Bullard, PhD: Gregory D. Carroll, PhD Harriet Carter, JD Virginia C. Colburn, JD Albert Dahlberg, MD, PhD Brian Dailey, MD Eleanor Friede Joseph Gallenberger, PhD Helene Guttman, PhD Fowler Jones, EdD HEMI-SYNC' | Journa Editors: Shirley Biiley, Ann Vaughan Suzanne Evans Morris, PhD Joseph Chilton Pearce Jill Russell, LCSP Peter Russell, MA, DCS Ronald Russell, MA Carol Sabick-Quinn, LLB, MBA Bill D. Schul, PhD David Stanley, MD Charles Tart, PhD, Emeritus Constance M. Townsend, MD Stanley J. Townsend, PhD Raymond O. Waldkoetter, EdD Marguerite Q. Warren, PhD Layout & Design: Grafton Blankinship The HEML-SYNC JOURNAL, a publ- cation of The Monroe Institute, an educational and research organization dedicated to exploring and developing the uses and understanding of human ‘consciousness, offers current reporting on research and application of the Hemi-Sync® technology in a variety of professional fields. The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is pub- lished by The Monroe Institute, 62 Roberts Mountain Road, Faber, VA 22938-2317. Telephone: (434) 361- 1252. Membership rates from $50 to $150 per year. ©2002 The Monroe Insitute. All rights reserved. No part may be reproduced without permission. vi