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EXPLORER: I'm fine... END OF RECORDING
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Compiled Explorer Tape Transcripts (Book) - from Robert Monroe
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OCR page 61 · lines 2284–2298 · Speaker unresolvedSelected evidence
EXPLORER 7 —WHAT IS REALITY? —BASIC MOTIVATION TO REACH HIGHER UNDERSTANDING OF SELF —PURPOSE OF SLEEP INTRODUCTION: This is Robert Monroe. And welcome to another Explorer Session. This time, we return again to the explorer known as ROMC. We bring you this one to ikkustrate the type of profound dissertation we have often encountered. It is also a demonstration of the most effective technique for opening communication, once the channel has been carefully ceLeaned and tuned. We begin after some 20 minutes of such preparation where ROMC 448 finding it difficult to stile controk her vocal cords...
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EXPLORER (ROMC): ...It is like a funny thing is sort of happening, I have never had anything like this happen... I am supposed to ask a question, and then someone will come through and answer it... It is sort of a strange feeling, but what they are trying to show is the levels of conscious- ness where I can be a part of something, where I can be observing it, and also the ability for them to work through my channel... and for me as well to be able to speak through this vocal box... this, to show me that I am not completely CUES .. I keep (chuckling) getting a question... seems like a tough question to me... I don't know quite who is giving me that question... I don't know why they don't start with easier questions... Ok... I will just say the question: «What is the nature of reakity?»