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Programs at The Monroe Institute - Background
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The Monroe Institute programs encourage the evolution and growth of human consciousness through personal exploration of profound states of expanded awareness. Many who attend programs develop a different overview, a changed perspective from which life's experiences seem to take on new significance.

The Monroe Institute was formed
in 1974 out of an original research group to conduct learning seminars in self-control of human consciousness. These were held at various locations both in the United States and abroad. Most are now conducted at the Institute Center in Virginia. Included in the facility are housing for thirty people,classrooms, conference rooms, lecture hall, research laboratory and recording studios. Through the years, there have been many major published articles based upon the Monroe Institute activities. Several related books are in publication, including Ronald Russell's Using the Whole Brain and Robert Monroe`s trilogy published by Doubleday, Journeys out of the Body, Far Journeys, and Ultimate Journey.

Over four decades of extensive applied and clinical research and development have demonstrated Hemi-Sync's value for enhancing relaxation, meditation, stress reduction, pain management, improved sleep, memory and learning, creativity, treatment of developmental disabilities and other applications.

TMI's approach includes no dogma, religion, or particular belief system, and no hypnosis nor subliminal suggestion can be found in all the Hemi-Sync product line. The non-invasive methodology used allows the participant/user of Hemi-Sync to be always exercising individual will.

Glossary: Out of Body Experience | Astral Projection | Remote Viewing | Lucid Dreaming | Extra Sensory Perception | Psychic Abilities