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Hemi-Sync® Journal 1992-4 (Fall) · 1 Hemi-Sync® Journal 1992-4 Fall.pdf

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GATEWAY EXPERIENCE Discovery albums following the workshop. These were used frequently during the first one to two months, but were currently used occasionally, “as needed.” Most Valuable Aspect of the Workshop Responses varied among participants but most had the theme of validation of intuition in professional life. Most of the workshop attendees felt they were somewhat intuitive before the workshop, but because of professional bias, they had learned to hide this ability or to notice it only in their personal lives. Summary Intuitive skills can be taught successfully and enhanced when Hemi-Sync is used as a tool for rapid learning. The workshop model, blending the experiential with discussion and analysis of the intuitive process, created a model for blending the intuitive and rational in daily life. Most of the respondents in this study were successfully developing their ability to integrate multiple information processing styles. /Ed.: For further information, contact New Visions, Route 1, Box 175-S, Faber, Virginia 22938, (804) 361-2285.] -—— THE MONROE INSTITUTE BOARD OF ADVISORS | James Beal | Wilson Bullard, PhD Thomas Campbell, MS | Gregory D. Carroll, PhD Albert Dahlberg, MD, PhD Arthur Ellison, DSc (Eng) Eleanor Friede Arthur Gladman, MD William &. Herrmann Fowler Jones, EdD Paul F. King Mary Jane Ledyard, PhD James MacMahon Suzanne Evans Morris, PhD Joseph Chilton Pearce The HEMI-SYNC * JOURNAL, a Publication of The Monroe Institule’s

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Professional Division, offers current re- porting on research and application of the HemSyno. technology na vary of professional folds Jill Russell, LCSP The Monroe Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research and educational or Ronald Russell, MA | ganization dedicated to exploring and Bill D. Schul, PhD | Sevetoning the usos and understanaing . 2 of human consciousness David Stanley, MD vty HEMESYNC "JOURNAL ispub- ished four times annually by The Mon | Charles Tart, PhD roe Insitute, Route 1. Box 175. Faber Virginia 22938-9749. Telephone: (604) Constance M. Townsend, MD 361-1252. Membership’subscription Stanley J. Townsend, PhD be from $50 to $150 per Pe fanaging Editor: Lesie France. As- Stuart Twemlow, MD sistant Editor: Shirley Bliey Raymond O, Waldkoetter, EdD| David J. Wallis © 1992 The Monroe insite. Allrights |_ Marguerite Q. Warren, PhD reserved. No part may be reproduced without permission. POSTMASTER: ‘Send address changes to Route 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 22938-9749, iv