Hemi-Sync® Journal 1996-2 (Spring)

and overall comprehension of targets improved a great deal, along with my understanding of the process. P ty A final word. If you are looking for instruction on what to think or what to do, The Monroe Institute is not for you. The specific axioms upon which it is founded remain the same. They are simply and elegant- ly stated as follows: * You are more than your physical body. Hemi-Sync is only a tool. * Religion, theology, faith, creed, belief, concept, philosophy, doctrine, outlook, tenet, theory, or viewpoint is completely up to the individual. 6 THE MONROE INSTITUTE BOARD OF ADVISORS Laurie Monroe Chasick James Beal Wilson Bullard, PhD Thomas Campbell, MS Gregory D. Carroll, PhD Albert Dahiberg, MD, PhD Eleanor Friede Arthur Gladman, MD Helene Guttman, PhD Fowler Jones, EdD Editor; Shirley Biley Suzanne Evans Morris, PhD cayre KEMS' oon a na cational and research organization Joseph Chilton Pearce ‘cated 1 exlong ‘and covet the ulll Fussell, LCSP onacoumess, oflrs caret Sponge Ronald Russell, MA tescah and aptcaton of the Hem Bill D. Schul, PhD peotessonaltade ® David Stantey, MD ise four tes anual by The Neneos Charles Tart, PhD Westie, Route 1, Box 175, Faber, VA , rates Constance M. Townsend, MD Ky Fi peat ave Stanley J. Townsend, PhD : Ne port be Z Raymond O. Waldkoetter, EdD a ie Rees Marguerite Q. Warren, PRD 7a Feber VA Done oraa iv