to sleep find a sense of peace and relaxation. It’s amazing how effective these tapes are. As one woman wrote about her spleen surgery in The Monroe Institute newsletter, “Every sound and HEMI-SYNC™ JOURNAL word took on a special therapeutic meaning.” Fifth day after surgery: So sore—I overdid it yesterday! I felt so good I forgot I wasn’t really supposed to be out more than three or so hours. I feel good, though sore, just no energy. I want to read but just don’t have the energy, not really tired enough to sleep so sew instead while listening to the post-op tape called, appropriately, Energy Walk. The soothing voice guides the listener to imagine being on a beach, a grassy meadow, and looking at your favorite tree at the end of the meadow. It’s really quite beautiful. The tape even helped us on the trip, apart from the surgery, when our nine-year-old developed bronchitis and a touch of pneumonia. Imagine being cooped up with a sick nine-year- old in a small motel room while awaiting surgery. She was so uncomfortable and restless she couldn't sleep, so I gave her the Energy Walk tape because the description says, “Play Energy Walk . . . whenever s/he is restless, in pain, or unable to sleep.” Our daughter went from being restless, frustrated (and frustrating her parents) to lying perfectly still, eyes closed, smiling, relaxed. “This is wonderful, Mom. It’s so beautiful. I feel so good.” She drifts off into a light nap after a while.
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The tapes are also very useful in pain management. One of them, Recuperation, is also sold separately under the title Pain Control. For surgical use of the tapes, be sure to use a Walkman™ or other battery-operated [tapeplayer] with automatic reverse so that the tape can keep playing no matter how long the surgery or recovery time. We encourage chapters and support groups to obtain a set for lending to members at the time of surgery. Encourage your doctor and hospital to obtain a set for loan to women at the time of surgery. / @ | THE MONROE INSTITUTE i bet BOARD OF ADVISORS Journal 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 Joseph Chilton Pearce Jill Russell, LCSP Ronald Russell, MA Bill D. Schul, PhD David Stanley, MD Charles Tart, PhD Constance M. Townsend, MD Stanley J. Townsend, PhD Stuart Twemlow, MD Raymond O, Waldkoetter, EdD) David J. Wallis Suzanne Evans Morris, PhD | Marguerite Q. Warren, PhD The HEMI-SYNC™ JOURNAL, a publication of The Monroe Institute's, Protessional Division, offers current re- porting on research and application of the Hemi-Syne™ technology in a variety of professional fields. The Monroe Institute is a 01(c\(3) onprofit research and educational or- ganization dedicated to exploring and developing the uses and understanding
‘of human consciousness. The HEMI-SYNC™ JOURNAL is pub- lished four times annually by The Mon- foe Institute, Route 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 22938-9749. ‘Telephone: (804) 361-1252. Membership/subscription Fates from $50 to $150 per year. Managing Editor: Leslie France. As- sistant Editors: Shirley Bliley, Julio Mazo. © 1992 The Monroe Institute. Allrights reserved. No part may be reproduced without permission. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Route 1, Box 175, Faber, Virginia 22938-9749,