Robert A. Monroe - Gateway Voyage Evening Talk (1990)

all the time. He over applied at the western airport. And he had power lines on the way and in Christ right in the middle of field and burned and died. Well, and I did, that's one of the people that I saw speaking of validation and so on. I later on got to Agnew and found him because he was involved in the 60s when the if you think our time flies, and so we were much together in this. But let me tell you the greatest mystery in agnew's passing. When he was I attended his funeral in Winston Salem. And here as he was being his casket, and nobody saw the remains, because they were to burn up as it was being lowered into the grave. A twin beach made a power pass. And about 150 feet over that grave. He is his wife, she just just broke down. We could not find the source of that twin beach. Bob Monroe 21:34 In other words, we checked all the airports for 150 miles around Winston Salem. And that twin breach did not emerge from any of them. And there was no flight plans filed for any twin breach for that day. One of the greatest and most interesting mysteries is where it came from. Somebody that was doing something. And there that's the other thing that you will find that the more that you get to know your yet, you'll become astounded at the capabilities that you have that you never knew you had. But you did 20,000 years ago, so why not now? That's the thing. So I can't say much more about you're going and having fun in 21 except have fun. 22:30 Does he have more than one of these? sojourners? In one time space, Bob Monroe 22:40 you're in one lifetime. Yeah. Does your ID have mine? You mean more than one physical existence? You know, though, it's easier another part? Oh, I was I was gonna make me have to tell that story. I was as they came up through another for another reason. And I was astounded to discover that I indeed, might yet indeed has a another person living concurrently in this era. I was astounded to discover I should have known better. And when I asked Trudeau about why this he says, Well, that's just a backup in case you don't do what you're supposed to. Oh, anyway, the I know, that I had, I had known for some time and gotten that person into some trouble, that there was a person that was that I related to that was conducting similar work and doing something and I attempted to get in touch with it. It was a her. And I did it two or three times and apparently began to get her into severe problems in her environment. So I didn't do it again. But I did get her name and where she was. So I used and I do stupid things at times. So I took this name and this was 10 years ago, something like that. And I routed it through a channels to find out if this person really existed. And you can use the your own conjecture when you I tell you that that was five years ago or longer in the Soviet Union. And two things happen, I guess, maybe 10 years ago now today, goodness sakes. Anyway, what came up as a result of That was that I found some government people on my doorstep saying how did I know about that person? Moreover, I got about three different casual inquiries from the Soviet Union from that location as it were, on asking, could we send exchange data, which was I thought very significant. And that was a highly secure place under the typical then Soviet type of stuff. Now becomes the big question. Now that the walls down, what do we do? And I don't think I have the courage. I would assume so. I don't know. That's right. I don't know. That's right. I don't know. I am, I'm afraid to ask. But that's one of the things I have yet to play with it. You find out and play with it for me, we 26:02 cause your new this new overview of it that you are affected your understanding of, of being human. And the conversation you had earlier about? We were we're both addicted, we were addicted to the human experience. So we keep coming back. And that, does that change your view of what? Bob Monroe 26:23 Oh, no, no, no, it just expresses more deeply the addiction, don't you? Watch what I say? Oh, it. But it puts a much greater value on it than we do when we're living it. That's all I can say. In other words, the perspective that you have, well, I didn't do anything I had. I'm living this life. And I've done nothing. But when you see it in another perspective, of 1000 years from now, for example, you look back and say, I did a magnificent job on that. You see, that's the difference is that perspective. So there you go. Have a nice, flying, rolling, let's start the powering out. One starts to powering out which way in or out? 27:11 out? I mean, you know, we get wound down where we have no velocity anymore, how do we get velocity and start winding back? Bob Monroe 27:20 How do we start the moving out process, I'm now convinced that it's what it might be defined as a variable, I use the term because I can't think of any other one you could call it an anomaly, some particular event, I would say it's a it's a it's a leak of that other energy into your system that some profound experience some profound event something does it. And it probably didn't do at this lifetime. This right assure you it started many lifetimes ago for each of you. And something started that movement in this direction. And so each successive lifetime, the eight of you has a well as we got to improve this a little bit, or we got to hold it back a little bit. So we will put this mix here, but we'll put this big Doubting Thomas in here. So that won't make it quite so easy. It makes it more of a challenge, you see. But I got news for you. The ad tears, if you can make this change, it alters the whole thing because you become one of the head honchos of your own Executive Committee. And you're of immense interest. So you would find that here's how one way to express it, of course, is that yes, this lifetime, ordinarily, would be nothing more than one describing their latest dream at a cosmic cocktail party Do you fall but you are making that different because you recognize the illusions before someone tells you that they are 29:18 to do any great big whatever, we're just here to fight to more or less continue on our own development, you're you're accumulating and and again, Bob Monroe 29:30 save the world. You ever that's part of the pressure, you see, oh my god to save the world? Well, you can save that for 10 or 20 or 50 lifetimes and then try something else. But the average individual on the street with a lesser or greater of their individual. The average individual on this street is so locked into belief systems that they can't see beyond their ears. For us, frustrating for us communicating with Oh, no, no, no, no, because you you will with the most amazing thing that you're going to find is that there are much more perceptive people that you encounter. And you didn't realize how perceptive they were. But now you will. Because you will relate to them in forums in ways that you never thought you would, because you'd haven't had that available to you. Because now with this whole, this whole system of personalities available to you, you, you they'll work something like this. Here's a person. Well, hello, what do you need? My name is Jane. And boiling, boiling, boiling, boiling, oh, and something comes out of you triggers a part of you that radiates with a personality such as gene, you make new friends, you make all sorts of things. And all sorts of interrelationships begin to develop simply because you have all these to call upon. Even if you recognize the process, then you encourage it, you understand, instead of hold it back, you encourage it all sorts of fastening, suddenly you find you're a great swimmer and you never swam in your life. These kinds of things, fascinate reasons why we all got along so well, is that one of the reasons why you did which is that we have, yeah, you're getting there. So you're beginning to open up and every one of us identified with each other. That's a part. That's right. That's what happens here, you're beginning to see yes, becomes very, very obvious. I can I would normally tell you this tomorrow night, but it's obvious, you have begun to feel more like a family. You know, everybody's qualities, you know their faults, and they just as you have a brother or a sister that does that way, so you accept this great feeling, isn't it? And I gotta get a great feeling. I haven't had supper yet. I'll see y'all tomorrow night. All right. Bob Monroe 32:25 lustration, which is a very common thing. And that is that we all exist under a great mass of electromagnetic radiation. And back when, millions of years ago, and it's an interesting coincidence, 32:45 we Bob Monroe 32:47 originated our head, our origins, was under an EM atmosphere, environment. And that has been developed and known as what is called type one and type two signals, and you can understand very easily what they are. type one signal is a lightning strike that sets out a pulse on electromagnetic pulse or electrical pulse. What happens is that pulse begins to move outward. And there is a cavity between the ionosphere and the and the earth. And that's the last thing I'd heard it called was the Schumann resonance, or Schumann resonance between those. And that bounces against their that back again, it goes around the earth and around like that and sets up a waveform. That's what they call it type two signal. And so these were of natural origin, if you understand so they're not. They were things that all this life grew up with. The interesting thing about it is that our brainwave patterns match very much. A lot of the waveforms that are in that Schumann resonance, this EM radiation, they all the, what we call typical brainwave patterns, up to about 10 to 1112 hertz somewhere in there can be seen as the variance in that cavity, which changed the waveform. interesting part. What makes us think our thinking waveforms are higher than that. So what happened somewhere along the way, did that ionosphere drop tight enough to create a higher waveform as nobody knows it's been too far back. And in so doing that helped us begin to think right possibility. But here came humans along and started generating all this mass of radiation that we have, beginning with these things overhead here. And there's so much of this. And it's so broadly used and right now, this is one of the reasons we are out here to be as far away as we Can from this heavy radiation of various types of things such as television, radio station, things like that, because the inverse square law does work, you get underneath one pretty tightly. And you get trouble, I used to work for radio station out in Cincinnati called ww that had a temporary license of 500 kw radiation. And I did it. So I know you could go out, I half a mile from the transmitter and think of this and stick a wire in the ground loop the rest of it around the base of a light bulb and light bulb light up. So that tells you something. So think of all of that artificial EM radiation that we are subjected to. And occasionally, studies surface of the results of this end the destructive results, not much about the positive results, but the destructive results. And it goes and is swept under the rug. Why? Because there's absolutely nothing anybody can do about it, we cannot shut that off and have a civilization is not in our belief, it's is far worse than doing without oil, believe me. So if you think of that these are influences about what you can do absolutely nothing. So you live with them. Jimmy, the if we go past that, then we have some other types of influence that are also known as I'm dealing strictly with knowns. And one of them, of course, is recorded human history. We are that influences what we do tremendously, because it always has, and hopefully always, well, there's only one weakness to recorded history. most if not all of it was written by the winner, not the loser. So it'd be interesting to see