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create meaningful stuff. And so oftentimes, what happens is a patty will come to us with an
idea and say, Look, I would like to do this, can we use your stuff? Is there? Is there anything
that we can do about that? Do we need to go through a bunch of contractual hoops do we
have to pay it? Do we have to you know, what's the deal with that? are typical posture is here.
Take it out, use it, don't want any money for it. But what I do want is I want your feedback. How
is it where is it? What what's suitable about it, what's not suitable about and I want to be able
to get a Hemi sync into any but appropriate environment such that it gives us information to
improve what we do Back in the 70s, there was a whole posture concerning how much time it
took to get into a particular state of consciousness. How Long Does something have to be?
Where do we, you know, just focus 21, can we let that out into the real world, that's too
powerful, we need to control it here, keep an eye on folks. Nowadays, everything's
compressed, I wouldn't be surprised if that arc of getting into a particular state of
consciousness consciousness has become steeper over time, as a result of our culture and as
a result of our interest as a result of our pace. So the to get back to Bob and Bob's mantra,
give them something of value. And besides that, get it out there. And so within our world
concerning the specificity of Hemi sync, we still continue upon that path. Now, in the future,
and speaking to the researcher arena, we would like to participate in such a way where we can
bring Hemi sync to any research venue, and create binaural beats for specific applications, a
laptop would suffice. And in light of our ability to multitrack, everything, we can make real time
adjustments to adjust for any needs of the researcher. It's like a dynamic cause and effect, to
see what's happening, it's it'd be really cool to be able to sit in an environment where we can
look at particular states, perhaps through the FMRI or the the, you know, the large amount of
tools that we have available to us and to be able to look at it and to be able to change it subtly
to see what kind of effects that have on the nature of these particular things. You know, and
jokingly I'm just in the laboratory, gee, look at him and said, when we crank up that sigma
signal, I mean, it's like, it's nice to be able to get real time information back within the context of
using something rather than the old model of going, okay, look, this is our, our, this is our mix
for this particular thing. What does it sound like? And it's it just makes it a more of a dynamic
enterprise, when, you know, the researcher can go, Hey, man, can you can you put a more a
little more blue in that, for lack of a better word? Can you know did what happens if we
increase the Delta in this? What about gamma signals? What about what have you and so to
be able to have those metrics to go forward with to where it really helps us understand where
the rubber meets the road? We have tons and tons and tons of anecdotal information. But we
don't necessarily have that information that talks about the building blocks of how it all
particularly works. I'm a little disappointed that I spaced out on not having Lieutenant Colonel
Gants email in front of me because she refers to those specific metrics of heart rate, blood
pressure, you know, particular proteins, et cetera, et cetera. Because quite frankly, I think it
gives us a little bit more of a toehold in the world of wanting to present this to the world and
say, This is a legitimate grounded technology, and this is what it can do. And I think that within
our lifetimes, there will be that kind of attention that is afforded to this protec particular
technology that is skirted on the edge for so many years. You know, Bob and his books and all
of his activities and in this realm was was somewhat directed into legitimizing the process to
find out what it is where does it come from? What does it do, and the Monroe Institute
obviously, is instrumental in those efforts, both in the doing part of and the receiving part of.
So, you know, as I look back over my notes, I want to be able to say, we welcome any
grounded research endeavors in order to understand what we do and how we do it. As to go
out to the professional division, it's important to note also that our doors are always open for
you guys. If you got ideas for research projects, let's talk about him. If you've got ideas for
other projects that you think are of merit, let's talk about it, the door is open. But of all of these
things that I'm speaking to, and in step with the institute's endeavors, we'd like to pay a
particular attention to helping our service members and their associated issues, as well as
brain trauma injuries across the world. It will take research to allow us to see to them in a
responsible way. And that's something that we can do for true value. Something that's not
mentioned too much in this in this environment is our biological dad was a career Marine
officer, and he went through the South Pacific Korea and Vietnam, and although it wasn't
identified back in those days, We're fairly sure that he was a PTSD man, after all of that
particular kind of stuff. And so with with a coupled connection regarding Bob and his efforts
and endeavors, and our biological father, who is involved with helping out servicemen, and
making life easier for them after his, after his career, it was a wonderfully fulfilling, joint
experience for me, and I think probably for the rest of my family as well. Okay, so where do we
go from here? I've already mentioned the real time customizable, Hemi sync. It'll be great for
research. And we know that we can tailor make to tailor make the frequencies for particular
individuals and applications. So stay tuned to that, we really look forward to being able to
understand more about this technology that we know is very important and powerful. To that
end, we're also considering MIDI bass keyboards that can play Hemi sync in real time. And
what that means is, is that think about being able to take a keyboard to a concert. Or think
about having a keyboard that's part of a concert or any kind of musical endeavor, to where you
can basically play the Hemi sync within the context of playing the music. And so that would be
really sort of neat, too, because it's, it's another sort of emotionally evocative
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vehicle that you can use for any particular situation. And, you know, it's, it's really kind of neat,
because it's, it's one, it's a musical enterprise. And number two, it's sort of like it's a musical
way of delivering the technology and can be applied in any particular in any particular
environment. And so that is, that is certainly blue sky material, but it's one of the things that
we've been knocking around for a couple of, you know, for years now, in terms of, you know,
man that would really, that really has the capacity to Jack stuff up. It was it's the, as I had
mentioned before, it's the it's the other instrument in the room. You know, what about Hemi
sync and movies? It's an emotional enabler. What about virtual reality? You know, it's like, I
don't know if you guys are into any of this stuff. But there's like games like mist where you go
into different rooms, and you're, you're having to learn about these different rooms and their
keys within them in order to, you know, in this case, you're trying to figure out everything else.
But what if you had a house that was full of rooms that were surrounding enlightenment or
stress relief, for relaxation, and you had the ability to three dimensionally go through these
things, and each room had its own Hemi sync component. And so these are some of the other
things that are in the oven that, you know, let's still have a little the cake mix on it when you put
the toothpick into it. But those are, those are those particular things of intention that we look
forward to try to take this technology and use different platforms in order to express a desire
digitally or website will continue offering items of value, whether through audio exercises, or
topical articles in reference, maybe we'll get to the place where we have live streams for
various interests, and then communicate freely about the nature of them in the world of Hemi
sync. So, you know, in a, in a, in a sort of fluffy mindset to be able to have a Hemi sync radio
station in in my power law. And so being able to go somewhere and kind of go Gee, I think I'd
like to listen to this today. This is what I like listening to at the office, this is what I like listening
to at home, and it's something that's delivered over the airwaves, if you will, Hemi sync forum,
anyone social media, it's a brave new world out there where we have connections, which is as
easy as sitting down in front of the keyboard. And so we certainly we certainly want to have an
impact on that. We certainly want to make it easy for people to get to and we certainly want to
make it that they are getting something that they value. You know, it's it's amazing with the
world that we have we obviously have really complicated software that's available to us. We've
got huge computers that have terabytes of information that you can stuff into him. You know,
this is the kind of world that I think that Bob really would have liked to have growing up and
because the disguise Bob would have had a lot of fun with this So in closing the other item I
would like to talk about which is a very important one it needs to be said in this venue. And that
is that we would very much like to assist TMI in creating new Hemi sync workshops in order to
revive and reinvigorate the current lineup as a metaphor, Gateway guidelines, lifeline, etc. All
have been have had wonderful runs on this esoteric Broadway. But TMI needs to get some
new plays in their most important theater, the Nancy Penn Center. It is a sanctuary and a
special place and deserves to be filled with wonderment and exploration. And I can I say that
from the bottom of my heart, because I've seen so much of it. And we all know what we love
about this place. We all know what we can do to nurture this place. And so I'm standing here
telling you that in terms of the Hemi sync world and the relationship with the Monroe Institute,
we would like to do everything that we are able in order to support the endeavors here. It
would also be great to revisit some of the older data material and current workshops and bring
them up to speed in the manner that we reviewed this morning. Mr. Holbrook and I have
already talked about this. And so I look forward to working with TMI in the future to promote
new life energy. And so, you know, that'll be another wonderful thing. I know that during the
context of this week, within the board of advisors meeting, as well talked about wanting to be
able to refurbish and re energize these particular exercises, these particular works and so we
will pursue that and hopefully you guys will look forward to hearing some really cool stuff as a
result of the collaboration. And I must say that scooters ringing introduction into the institute is
an asset
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I know what I'm talking about. You know, she she is an asset for TMI. Her heart's in the right
place. As a Virgo she's very detail oriented. And it'll be it'll be interesting to see what transpires
with everything, so scoot rock on with it. Certainly appreciate that. I know you'll be doing a
great job with your endeavor. So look forward to the you know, that's that's basically all I have
to say. Thank you very much.