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#?611 	From: Karl Boyken 
Date: Tue Mar 11, ?003 3:49 pm
Subject: Re: funny chicken 	bokindstrand

  	  	

No, he was never trained at the Monroe Institute to my
knowledge. McMoneagle was the only viewer exclusively trained
in the ERV method at the Monroe Institute. The box is an item
that was included and integrated in the ERV structure most
probably at the Monroe Institute.

Bo

> Karl wrote:
> Did Dave Morehouse go to the Monroe Institute
> when he was being trained for RV?

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Moderator's note: Until recently, when Skip Atwater (research director of The
Monroe Institute? ) began hosting a TMI "RV" week, TMI was not "teaching remote
viewing" to my knowledge; the Gateway program that some of the SG program's
persons were sent to, is specific to hemi-sync(tm? ) technology, and while it
generally is known for 'out of body experiences', I think it's more accurate to
say it focuses on helping people realize they are -- and then experiment with
being -- "more than their physical body".

But, it was thought that experience though different might facilite RV.  And
later of course, McMoneagle ended up working with Monroe to try and do RV in an
out-of-body state. Anyway the point is, the box was part of the process used in
the Gateway type programs, but nobody was 'trained in ERV' at the institute. ERV
is an acronym applied after-the-fact to 'whatever Joe was doing and/or what CRV
was not' - and from there, had a few variants added but latter-day unit members.
-- PJ