Viaggi lontani. Esplorazioni fuori dal corpo

It took me a little bit to get into this book as there was a decent amount of 'lead-in' for those who wanted more of the 'process' regarding the information given in the first book. It talked about his foundation and laboratory and various sessions undergone by his researches, and overall it was int Leggi tutto

This is a follow-up on Monroe’s classic work ”Journeys out of the body”. Here I would like to say that Monroe’s three books as a whole constitute a unique contribution to scientific knowledge: our understanding of the Universe/universes takes a great leap forward after reading them. As the author sta Leggi tutto

Explorations beyond human time and space -- nothing less is the subject of this magnificent book by Robert Monroe. I wish he could live on Earth now, since the Age of Awakening began. Because today countless people are doing "Invisible Astral Travel," and doing it often, doing it routinely. Seems to m Leggi tutto

Of the few books I have reviewed I feel this is probably the most difficult, and yet maybe the most required in terms of explanation and relevance to what you might be looking for. Its premise is a phenomenal story of one mans journeys during his experiences of travelling out of his body, and throug Leggi tutto

Súper loco y delirante, como leer un sueño que uno tuvo que es verdad pero a la vez sueño y que puede ser cierto pero a la vez no. Fue como navegar por los campos extensos del subsconsciente, ni siquiera en barco, sino que en submarino nuclear. Súper interesante, en todo caso, aunque creo que entendí Leggi tutto

As with the first book, Journeys Out of the Body, Far Journeys documents Robert Monroe's fascinating experiences in the second (astral) body, including visiting the future and receiving a "rote" (information download) on the purpose of human existence. Many of the less interesting experiences are rec Leggi tutto

That was one of (if not the most) out there books I have ever read. Most of it read like pure science fiction! Regardless, it was a fun read. It definitely gave me lots of food for thought and inspiration to attempt to journey into deeper consciousness.

I love the conversations he has with divine beings about the meaning of human life.

I read this because I read that Joseph McMoneagle and other remote viewers went to the Monroe Institute to see if HemiSync helped them. While the beginning section of the book was good, I didn't find the experiences and dialogues Monroe detailed all that interesting, which make up most of the book.