Robert Monroe
Robert Allan Monroe, also known as Bob Monroe, was an American radio broadcasting executive who became known for his books on his own out-of-body experiences and for founding The Monroe Institute, which researched consciousness and produced the Gateway Program to teach people how to go out of body.
Background
- Educated at
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Doctoral Advisors
- 🎓 David Garlan
Trending & Selected Quotes
Trending topics shown first"Even after I had determined that there was no physiological cause, and that I was no more insane than most of my fellow men, the fears persisted. It was a defect, illness, or deformity that had to be …"
"In the spring of 1958 I was living a reasonably normal life with a reasonably normal family. Because we appreciated nature and quiet, ours was a country environment. The only unorthodox activity was m…"
"I did not see who was assisting me. However, just prior to the assistance, I saw someone sitting yoga-fashion, with robes and headpiece... Of all the helpers from whom I have obtained some repeatable …"
"In my visit to Agnew Bahnson in Locale II, someone held me in position to see him. The feeling of gentle but firm hands on each side of me was very strong. The same hands, turning me around to leave, …"
"Why this takes place, why it is needed, I do not know, any more than the north pole of a magnet understands its "need" for the south pole of another magnet. Unlike the magnet, however, we can perceive…"
"Most important, you are not alone. With you, beside you, interlocked in you are others. They do not have names, nor are you aware of them as shapes, but you know them and you are bonded to them with a…"
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Timeline
1915
Born
Birth1995
Died
Death
Influenced By
Thinkers whose ideas shaped Robert's philosophy
Source Attribution
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