2000 Professional Seminar: Neurological Adaptation to Binaural Beating (Skip Atwater)

not on this tape, you know, gotta have that tape, you don't realize how important that was, you know, the experience is not on this tape, it's inside you. That's your experience, it isn't on this tape. And it's very important to tell people that to empower them, and not the tools. Right. And so as long as everybody understands that, then you can sneak in your bedroom, play the tapes, all you want. I mean, I go in the booth when I get a chance. And it is very powerful. Not not that I don't have experiences outside of the booth. But if there's something about it, we just worked through. I want to kind of wrap this up by returning to things that was said this morning, by Peter and so very kindly by Darlene. I'm not a brain kind of a guy. Laurie is sometimes after me said, Well, do you want to get a new brain map? I mean, when you're 10 years old, we get a new and you know, and how about when we could do this, and we could do this and everything? And I say, wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, we are not our bodies. We are not our brains. You know, these are mechanisms through which we express ourselves in the physical world, but that's not who we really are. And so although I'm Mr. Research here, and and presented this stuff to you what, you know, Darlene said about me and what my feelings about the greater universe are, in my own experiences, match what Peter was telling us this morning. I wanted to kind of bare my soul to you. In my military career, people would always say, oh, you can't approach Captain Atwater. He's above everything. He never talks to you. And he's, you know, he's one of those distant people. He thinks he's better than everybody. And I'm trying as Skip now to say, Hey, guys. That is really the way it is. I want to thank you all very much for being here and allowing me to be so excited about this finding. So where does the Monroe Institute go from here in terms of research? Well, as we move into the 21st century, we're going to kind of turn the corner a little bit. We're going to focus as Laurie said, and I don't use the pun of focus. We will be focusing our attention on these a personal experiences that people have been having in the realm of 27. We have asked the several 100 People who've been through the programs to fill out questionnaires about their experiences. And recently, software for computers has become available where I can analyze with something called qualitative analysis about those people's experiences. So I hope that in the out years, I'll be able to talk more about that kind of research with you, other than brainy stuff. Jerry, do you have any announcements before lunch 1:19:01 will be served at one o'clock over our dining room. And once again, anyone who still needs to bring in May Arthur Morgan videos 1:19:17 thank you all very much. 1:19:18 Right