Far Journeys
by Robert Monroe · first published 1992
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The sequel to Monroe's Journey Out Of The Body is an amazing parapsychological odyssey that reflects a decade of research into the psychic realm beyond the known dimensions of physical reality.
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…predicament, is actually much easier than starting over from scratch. Help is always available, if you seek it out: 'ask, and ye shall receive, search and the door shall be opened to you.' Recommended reading: Far Journeys, by Robert Monroe.
on “Bye HN: Existentially-rational, self-termination” ↗Most likely: Journeys Out Of The Body, and/or Far Journeys, both by Robert Monroe. I recall borrowing both from the library and reading them when I was in my late teens or early twenties, found them utterly fascinating. The Monroe Institute also had (or developed?)…
on “Ask HN: Have you ever experienced any paranormal or unexplained phenomena?” ↗You should read Far Journeys by Robert Monroe
on “Fast Radio Bursts from Extragalactic Light Sails” ↗…live inside of is in itself imaginary, only created and maintained by our limited perception. You wanted more info and I highly recommend you to read Robert Monroe's trilogy: Journeys Out Of The Body, Far Journeys, Ultimate Journey. I promise you, you wouldn't regret it. In fact you might need it for the next few years. Best.
on “911 call from the pilot forced to eject from the F-35 jet that went missing” ↗…not dying and our western culture has no context for these experiences but these are my findings." Lots of people wrote to thank him for validating their own experiences. Robert Monroe's followup book, Far Journeys [2], was much more rigorous. It was published in 1985, about 2 years after this submission's PDF was written. Your link tells of Ingo Swann's pivotal role in the remote viewing program... My earlier…
on “CIA Doc on Time Travel, Consciousness, and Existence of the Absolute (1983) [pdf]” ↗I think this might be a variation of something I heard about in the mid-1980s, related to a book called The Far Journeys. http://www.intuitive-connections.net/2007/book-monroe.htm EDIT: A better explanation, via Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemi-Sync
on “Teens Now Getting High Off 'Digital Drugs'” ↗