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Exploration 27

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Accounts vary. One participant wrote that Focus 27 felt so much like home that, when instructions came to return, they reacted with an adamant no way. Skip Atwater describes asking a question in the Gathering and being told to look it up in the library in Focus 27. Susan Taylor met two alien personalities in Focus 35 and kept a doorway to them afterward. The Institute says participants can connect with creativity, information and healing, examine artifacts, and invite physical or emotional healing, release or forgiveness at their own choice. These are subjective reports, and the sources do not verify what was encountered. What is the Gathering, and do you go there in Exploration 27? The Gathering is Monroe's name for a region in Focus 34 and 35, which an Institute speaker said in 2000 he described in Far Journeys. The Institute's page presents Focus 27 as the destination of Exploration 27 and says it can serve as a springboard for visiting Focus 34 and 35, so a visit is something participants may do from there rather than the program's main subject. Susan Taylor went to Exploration 27 anticipating the great adventure of experiencing the Gathering and met two personalities there who later gave her a doorway back. What do I need before I can take Exploration 27?

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You need to have completed one of the advanced programs the Institute lists as prerequisites, with Lifeline among them; only one is required. Lifeline itself requires Gateway Voyage, in its residential, virtual or online form. You must also submit an application and be approved. The program runs five days and six nights, so check the Institute's page for current requirements, dates and fees. Anyone with a history of seizures, auditory disorders or adverse mental health conditions should consult a physician before listening to Monroe Sound Science. Is there a Gateway Experience album for Exploration 27? Yes. According to its publisher, the Gateway Experience album Union, introduced as A Journey Beyond Time and Space, is based on the Monroe Institute's Exploration 27 program. It contains eight guided exercises, including a special tour of Focus 27, a healing center, and an experience of graduating from the Earth Life System. Union is a way to sample the territory at home; the residential week adds trainers, a group, the four named centers explored in detail, and the program's prerequisites. Far Journeys: At the 2000 professional seminar an Institute speaker credited Monroe's second book with the description of the Gathering in Focus 34 and 35, the region Exploration 27 graduates may visit from Focus 27.

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References: Exploration 27: the Monroe Institute's program page https://www.monroeinstitute.org/products/exploration-27; Gateway Experience: publisher’s program guide (Union) https://hemi-sync.com/gateway-experience/; 2000 Professional Seminar: Beyond Focus 27 – Wellsprings of Creativity (Richard Werling & Susan Taylor) https://archive.org/details/2000-richard-werling-susan-taylor-audio; 2000 Professional Seminar: Neurological Adaptation to Binaural Beating (Skip Atwater) https://archive.org/details/2000-skip-atwater-audio; 2002 Professional Seminar: The Application of Hemi-Sync in a Medical Setting (Skip Atwater) https://archive.org/details/2002-skip-atwater-audio; Hemi-Sync Journal 1999-3 (Summer) https://archive.org/details/hemi-sync-journal-1999-3-summer