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Hemi-Sync® Journal 1991-1 (Winter)

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second craniosacral/Hemi-Sync combination session) two weeks later. I was curious to hear of her post-Hemi-Sync experiences. She seemed a little frightened, hesitant, and apprehensive about using the Hemi-Sync again. She described her previous two weeks as containing periods of confusion, anger, fear, depression, and disappointment. These feelings diminished after about seven days, followed by an increased sensitivity to life she had only had fleeting experiences of previously. We discussed Hemi-Sync at length. She recog- nized that her distress may have resulted from the shifting and dissolution of old, limited mental constructs triggered by the high-energy state of hemispheric synchronization. Because she could relate to this dynamic on some level, she expressed openness to proceeding with the Hemi-Sync tape. We again began the session with Cloudscapes followed by one and one- half hours of craniosacral therapy. I did not hear from this client for seven and one-half weeks due to her vacation and holidays. Finally, we connected and spoke at length about her life experiences since our last combination session. She reported that experiences of confu- sion, fear, anger, depression, and disappointment with her life intensified after our last meeting. At times the anger had been incredibly strong, and she became physically ill with a head cold and stomach problems. However, during the entire expe- rience she was able to maintain an objective awareness that a release was taking place. Without getting lost in the experi- ence, she “allowed” her body and emotions to express them- selves. After some weeks of ebbing and flowing, the distress seemed to clear. She describes her present experience as one of incredible clarity and sensitivity, lightness and joy, and feelings of per- sonal power. She reports that her connection with her hus- band is wonderful. She acknowledges a strong connection with her inner energy, and perceives that it is responsible for her external reality. My determination is that in this case craniosacral therapy provided an opportunity for restrictions to be normalized in the nervous system and the physiology, and that Hemi-Sync enhanced that process considerably. Hemi-Sync appeared to provide the high-energy coherent state that enabled the client to maintain a great degree of self-awareness, even while in the throes of releasing old thought forms and habits. HEMI-SYNC PROGRAMS SCHEDULED At The Monroe Institute: GATEWAY VOYAGE January 19-25. February 16-22 March 2-8 March 16-22 April 6-12 May 4-10 May 25-31 June 8-14 duly 13-19 August 10-16 August 31-September 6 September 14-20 September 28- October 4 October 19-25 November 2-8 December 7-13 GUIDELINES February 2-8 April 13-19 May 11-17 June 22-28 August 17-23 October 12-18 November 16-22 GATEWAY GRADUATE RETREAT July 27-August 2 PROFESSIONAL SEMINAR July 20-26 Schedule Continues Next Page In Local Communities: EXCURSION WORKSHOPS Phoenix, AZ January, February March Mark Carter (602) 955-9532 Redondo Beach, CA February 16 March 16 Hildegarde Minstein (213) 379-0188 San Francisco, CA February 23 March 23 Gini Patterson (415) 381-5476 Scotland, CT January 12-13 February 23-24 March 23-24 Genia Haddon (203) 456-0646 London, KY January 19-20 Pauline Johnson (606) 878-1907 Louisville, KY February 2-3 Libby Moore (502) 896-6132 Hendersonville, NC January 26-27 March 9-10 Joe Gallenberger (704) 693-4721 Cleveland, OH January 26-27 March 23-24 Patricia Leva Michael (216) 349-1148 --- PAGE 8 (OCR) --- Continued 1991 HEMI-SYNC PROGRAMS SCHEDULED H-PLUS CANADA ENGLAND WORKSHOPS: QUEBEC: Fleet, Hants. USA Amos January 11-13 February 16-17 February 17-21 Poenentono Jonquiere March 8-10 SOUaty s January 12-13 John Perrott toby eee 92 La Tuque 0252-626448 (ney ae January 26-27 Montreal Hendersonville, NC February 9-10 February 16-17 Sorel GERMANY Joe Gallenberger March 16-17 St Jean Chrysostome February 23-24 St Phillipe De Neri February 2-3 Trois-Rivieres January 19-20 Sylvestre Gorniak (514) 351-3870 Surrey, BC February 16 Angyline Millar (604) 584-5920 Leimen January 12-13 February 16-17 March 16-17 Kala Siciliano 6226-5192 (704) 693-4721 ENGLAND Fleet, Hants February 8-10 March 17-21 John Perrott 0252-626448 THE NETHERLANDS Roden January, February, March Tjaart Hofman 05908-13622 GERMANY Leimen January 26-27 March 1-2 Kala Siciliano 6226-5192 For more information about programs at The Monroe Institute, write or call: Route 1, Box 175, Faber, VA 22938, (804) 361-1252. For more information about programs in local communities, call the local telephone number. Hemi-Sync JOURNAL The Monroe Institute Route 1, Box 175 Faber, VA 22938-9749 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 232 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA ‘The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL, a publication of The Monroe Insti- tute’s Professional Division, offers current reporting on research and application of the Hemi-Sync™ technology in a variety of profes- sional fields. The Monroe Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research and educational organization dedicated to exploring and developing the uses and understanding of human consciousness. The HEMI-SYNC JOURNAL is published four times annually by ‘The Monroe Insti ute 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 22938. Tele- phone: (804) 361-1252. Member- ship/subscription rates from $50 to $150 per year. Managing Edit Assistant Editors: Shirley Bliley, Julie Mazo, Nancy McMoneagle. Graphic Design and Publishi Coordinator: Marti Cunningham. © 1991 The Monroe Institute. Alll rights reserved. No part may be reproduced without permission. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Route 1, Box 175, Paber, Virginia 22938.