What is The Monroe Institute and The Powers of Remote Viewing?

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[GeorgeWelch]

I've done a handful of meditations on Monroe's expand app since downloading it last month. Every time something profound has happened, and I've had to take breaks between them to recover. It seemed like it was mostly personal things that I would see initially, but today I did a space travel meditation and saw a bright blue planet with white clouds around it. I had no idea what it was, and looked up blue planets online, and then saw Neptune photos and video from Voyager and James Webb. What I saw in the meditation was a high definition version, from a somewhat closer vantage point, of Neptune, complete with the tilted axis. I don't know how Monroe does this, other than the audio and headphones, but it's borderline disturbing to be able to see things you never saw before verified, as well as realize that your version is the best quality of them all. I can't really control what happens during the meditations, but every time it's something mind-blowing and whatever they're doing seems to tap into things way beyond our own minds.

[evad]

I have Asperger's and use the Robert Monroe meditations. You literally can see things in your mind as if you're there.

[aaap]

I was a student of the Monroe Institute in Dec 2012. The guy that picked me up at the airport and drove me to the Monroe Ranch was a Remote Viewer trainer. The founder Bob Monroe is the MAN. I highly rec his books Far Journey and Ultimate Journey.

[morningdew]

The movie "Suspect Zero" was about this, on a rogue level. I used to have the special edition on disk that featured behind the scenes footage teaching the producer how to do it and took him on a dry run for his first time. Blew his mind.
Love Joseph McMoneagle!

[jayweiss]

Read the book psychic warrior years ago, it explains the whole process by the author who’s name I can’t remember. I heard him talk with Art Bell on coast to coast. Can’t wait to hear your next show about it!

[jackyboy-qu]

Ever since I watched the What files about RV and nerded out I learned how to do it and have learned some progress pretty exciting when it works it’s trippy so many temptations to do it more and it does make u feel lil healthier

[JohnnyD-u]

We all have been given gifts, which kingdom will you build using them??
✝️❤️🙏🏻

[cberg]

I love the path your show is going. Keep bringing awesome on.

[kkjj]

Remote viewing is 100 percent real and any one can do AND ABSOLUTELY SHOULD.

[josifmaracine]

How about talking about equipment, devices or machines in the outter atmosphere that makes holes in other dimensions bringing other forms of beings into our world ?

[stevenkampmann]

There is another dimension we aren't aware of that's for sure!!

[gw]

I tried astral projection one, through beats and meditation, at one point it felt like the strongest earthquake was hapenning, i got up because it was scary.

[kimarhironso]

Anne's Jacobsen book Phenomena is about this kind of stuff (I cant remember if it has the Monroe institute in it or not) and is pretty interesting.

Essentially the DOD wanted to use psychics because everybody else was attempting to use them. From the Nazis in WWII through the Chinese and Russians all throughout the cold war.

The Army psychics quickly fell into remote viewing. Some of the highlights were that the Army felt that the remote viewers (and with some of the evidence detailed in the books) were able to see things far away that they couldn't possibly see where they were at. Sometimes the targets were continents away. They were able to give detailed descriptions of things at a time when the night sky wasn't full of satellites.

The problem was that they couldn't instantaneously confirm what the remote viewers were seeing. A general was kidnapped and they tried to use the remote viewers to find him. They came back with a description that in hind sight would look like the place he was being held at BUT, since satellite coverage at the time wasn't everywhere they couldn't verify it with anything else. So they had a city he was in, and a house, but not enough bodies on the ground to verify a particular house with people searching on the ground. Only afterwards were they able to say, that the description matched with what the remote viewers were seeing. There were two kidnappings I can remember in the book, I don't know if this was one where they kidnapped died or lived.

Likewise they tried to use the remote viewers to find a fugitive, and couldn't find him as long as he was moving. Only when he stopped moving was he located.

DOD likes its intelligence to be actionable, not reactive or after the fact, so this is part of the reason they went away from it. They were getting intelligence, often times it was accurate with other sources, but it wasn't enough to move on.

I know some people will think its BS, and maybe it was, but it was BS DOD believed in enough that these guys were working with units like Delta to try and get advantages over adversaries of the US. They tried to use a remote viewer for Operation Eagle Claw but the woman freaked out because she saw Gorillas with bandoliers of ammos on their chest running through crashed helicopters that were burning and it scared the bejesus out of her. This was BEFORE the operation took place, and if you take out the Gorillas, who might be a mental projection of badass SOF, it is kind of accurate to what happened.

There are a whole lots of other stories, but I won't go into all of them here because its a big ass book and would take forever to type all that out here. Plus its been about a year since I read it so who did what exactly I can't remember now.

[christopherlarson]

Hey Mr. Shawn. Can you explain why you’re apologizing for associating with the MAPS organization please? Thank you!

[LK-bzsk]

So Shawn the Navy SEAL retired, is emerging to being the journalist elite. Been watching since day one. In five years from now he will be a household name, because more and more people are looking for a proper outlet for info. Not dog crap.

[stevenkampmann]

Hey Shawn love your gig man! Russell Targ is I think 89 he would be a good one!! He's the man!!!

[TheTruthHurts_]

Remote view into the afterlife dimensions?

[thewomaninrd]

Shawn your on the path of light brother! This guy is telling you some life changing stuff! Big love and high vibrations

[willybingusthealien]

I was able to remote view for the first time ever this morning and it blew my goddamn mind. This is 100 percent real. I didn't believe in it yesterday. Today, I'm sure of it. It was a terrifying experience but it was amazing. If anyone would like to know how to do it I'll detail my experience

[everypitchcounts]

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