Monroe's audio-guidance process intended to facilitate a coherent, deliberately focused mind-brain state; claims about mechanism and outcome must be attributed to the source making them. Editorial definition: /terminology#hemi-sync References: Far Journeys - Robert Monroe (bibliographic reference only); Ultimate Journey - Robert Monroe (bibliographic reference only) Hemi-Sync Excursion (Excursion workshop; Gateway Outreach; Gateway Outreach Excursion) · Programs & audio A workshop format brought into community settings by trained Gateway Outreach facilitators, as described in the archived reports. A journal practitioner describes a Gateway Outreach trainer leading Hemi-Sync Excursion workshops at a clinic for patients and community members. This entry documents that historical outreach format; it is separate from the residential Gateway Voyage and from this site’s own plans. Usage: Outreach workshop · archived practitioner report Editorial definition: /terminology#hemi-sync-excursion References: Hemi-Sync® Journal 1990-3 (Summer) https://archive.org/details/hemi-sync-journal-1990-3-summer Hologram / holographic model (universal hologram; holographic universe) · Accounts & ideas An information-pattern analogy used by the 1983 Gateway report to connect perception, mind and its proposed model of the universe.
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The report moves from an explanation of optical holograms to much broader claims about consciousness. Distinguish the physical imaging technique from the philosophical extension being proposed. Usage: Model proposed in the 1983 Gateway report Editorial definition: /terminology#hologram References: (TMI-ARMY Files) 1983 - Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process https://archive.org/details/1983-analysis-and-assessment-of-gateway-process Human Plus (H-Plus) · Programs & audio A family of Monroe exercises that use learned cues for particular goals. A family of Monroe exercises using Focus-state cues or functions for specific physical, mental, or behavioral goals. Editorial definition: /terminology#human-plus References: Human Plus Function Exercises - Complete Booklet https://archive.org/details/hfunction-exercises-complete-booklet; Human Plus Function Exercise: Brain: Repair and Maintenance https://archive.org/details/function-brain-repair-and-maintenance; 1993 Professional Seminar: Walking the AIDS Circle - Healing Through Hemi-Sync\u00ae (Barbara Bullard, Kat Carroll) https://archive.org/details/1993-bullard-carroll-audio I-There (larger self) · Accounts & ideas Monroe’s later name for a larger identity containing more than his present personality. Monroe's later term for a larger identity or organization of selves and experience beyond the immediate physical personality. Editorial definition: /terminology#i-there
References: Ultimate Journey - Robert Monroe (bibliographic reference only) I-There Cluster (cluster) · Accounts & ideas A grouping of larger identities in Monroe’s later account of the self. Monroe's later description of related I-There organizations whose aspects may be recognized, reclaimed, or integrated. Editorial definition: /terminology#i-there-cluster References: Ultimate Journey - Robert Monroe (bibliographic reference only); TMI Journal 2013 No. 1 https://archive.org/details/tmi-journal-2013-no.-1 Ident (identification cue; mental address) · Practice A recognition cue used in Explorer sessions to return attention to a particular contact, place or experience. A monitor asks the Explorer to obtain an ident for a return visit. It can be a remembered quality or description. The cue helps the participant recognize an experience; it does not verify the identity of a purported contact. Usage: Explorer session dialogue Editorial definition: /terminology#ident References: Explorers Collection (1985): Audio Files & Transcripts https://archive.org/details/explorer-coll-85 Lifeline (Life Line) · Programs & audio A Monroe training program described in the archive as exploring transition from physical life and assistance to others. The 1990 journal announces the program and a 1994 participant describes retrieval work and Focus 27. These are historical program descriptions and personal accounts, not a current course listing.