MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES 1981- REGISTRATION FORM
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This document appears to be a registration form and brochure for programs offered by the Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences. The programs include Gateway: Voyage, Gateway: Discovery, Focus 12 Club, workshops with Michael H. Brown and Robert van de Castle, and a dream workshop. The programs take place in a unique learning center in the Blue Ridge Mountains and offer opportunities for mental and physical relaxation. The Institute was founded by Robert A. Monroe and is supported by tuition, donations, and grants. The activities and policies of the Institute are directed by a board of advisers. The document also includes a schedule of upcoming programs and information about costs.
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Route 1, Box 175 Faber, VA 22938
NAME(S)
ADDRESS_
.PLEASE REGISTER ME FOR THE FOLLOWING PROGRAP9(S):
[ ] GATEWAY: VOYAGE ..........................Date:
[~ ] GATEWAY: DISCOVERY .......................Date:
{_~] FOCUS 12 CLUB ............................Date:------ -
[ u] WORKSHOP: MICHE`~EL BROWN .................Date:-_-_- _a
[~] DREAM WORKSHOP: ROBERT VAN DE CASTLE.....Date;! ~~
I AM ENCLOSING A DEPOSIT OF $75.00 FOR THE WEEKEND PROGRAM AND/OR 200s00YFOR THE
WEEK-LONG PROGRAM. i LUOK FORWARD TO RECEIVING FOLLOW--UP INFORMATTON. PLEASE BILL
MY MASTER CHARGE ~~_ _,__ (expires) _or VISA //__ (expires)
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MONROE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED SCIENCES Permit No. 4
Route 1, Box 175 U.S. POSTAGE
Faber, Virginia 22938 PAID
(804) 361-1252 Nellysford, VA
22958
rir. ~ Mrs, F. ~. Atwater
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Sessions take place in the Cen-
ter, which is a building designed
and constructed not only for ulti-
mate comfort and relaxation, but
with unique learning facilities
t which include large and small meet-
i ing rooms and twenty-four CHEC
(Controlled Holistic Environmental
Chamber} units. The CHEC units
have a dual function, in that they
are the sleeping quarters for the
~ participant, as well as a very spe-
cialized learning center, supplied
with headphones and environmental
equipment. There is no other known
facility in the world like this.
The setting for the Center is
also a key element in the learn-
ing experience, The pastoral beauty
of the Blue Ridge Mountains, away
from the tensions and noises of the
city, gives immediate impetus to
mental and physical relaxation,
Charlattesvi_lle is the arrival
point for those coming by plane,
train or bus. Directions are avail-
able for those arriving by authmr
bile.
Approved P;
MARCH
20-22......Focus 12 Club
27-29......I~aage & Symbol
APRIL
3?5........Focus 12 Club
12-17......Management Training
24-26......Intro to Psychosynthesis
MAY
2-10.......Gateway: Voyage
15-17......Fascinations: Reflections
of the Self in Nature
21-24......Dream Workshop
29-3I._....Focus I2 Club
JUNE
14-19...,..Management Training
13-26......Wilderness Vision Quest
JULY
3?5........Focus 12 Club
6-I2.......Dream Workshop
18-2fi......Gateway: Voyage
JULY-AUG
31-6..,....Wilderness Vision Quest
AUGUST
I5-23......Gateway: Voyage
27-30......Dream Workshop
SEPTEMBER
4-6.....,..Focus 12 Club
b-12..,....Wilderness Vision Quest
13-18......Management `t'raining
24-27
......Gateway;
Discovery
OCTOBER
2-4........Focus 12
Club
10-18......Gateway:
Voyage
21-24......Dream Workshop
25-30.....,Management Training
NOVEMBER
r',-8,.......Focus 12 Club
15-20......Management Training
NOV-DEC
28-b..,.,..Gateway: Voyage
The Institute was founded by
Robert A. Monroe, engineer, execu-
tive and author of JOURNEYS OUT OF
THE BODY. His book, published in
five languages, is distributed an a
world-wide basis by Doubleday.
Upon completion of major fa-
cilities on the New Land, the In-
stitute, which is an educational
and research organization, is ex-
paalding by offering an additional
selection of educational training
programs.
The lnstitute is supported by
tuition, donations, contributions,
consultant fees and grants from
foundations and other organiza-
tl Od1S .
The activities and policies of
the lnstitute are directed by a
hoard of Advisers consisting of the
following:
James 8ea1, Engineer
4~~arren Braun, Engineer
Wilson Bullard, Bio-Chemist
Anthony K. Busch, Psychiatrist.
Thomas Campbell, Physicist
Gregory Chandler, Publisher
Carole Dean, Executive
David Francis, Executive
Arthur Gladman, Psychiatrist
William E. Herrmann, Educator
Fowler Jones, Psychologist
Mary Jane Ledyard, Psychologist
Todd htickurea, Psychiatrist
Joseph Pearce, Author
Bill D. Schul, Educator
021(044-4 Stuart Twemlow, Psychiatrist
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MICIIAF.I. H. BRc)WN, P1.A.
filar. 27-29--Image & Symbol
Ag,r.24-26--Intro to 1';;yct~c,syntttc~sis
May 15-1~--I'"~asci.rrat ions:
' Reflections of ttin Self in Nature
W.il.derness Vision Q?e.5t;
June 19?lfi
.duly 31-Aul;ust f,
tieptemt~er Ci-l2
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Ccsst includes room anrt board and
rour~ci-t.rip t.ransportatioE~ from area
'of arrival in Charlottesville.
IMAGE & SYM?iOI.; This program will.
explore the use of two spt}c.ific
right?brain functions: t}ie ability
to c*tzter the inner world of ituagery
acid t}re abiJ ity to crc?,3tr s5~rnho},~.
PR,rt.icipants will learn to utilize
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