Let me demystify the Gateway Experience. I only own Wave I - discovery. There are 3 CDs for Wave I. To have an OBE you only need Wave I. Robert Monroe uses the “rolling out” of your body technique for achieving an OBE (out of body) experience. And this “rolling out” technique is used in Wave I. The rolling technique is merely becoming used to your inner body (feelings, movements) and becoming able more to use them and getting in touch with them. Then you merely roll out of your body when laying down, then following your body in the process.
Of course I originally didn’t figure out this information from Monroe’s website, and I didn’t find this out until I came to the exercise in Wave I. The other techniques are for relaxing and helping one become used to altering their experience and becoming used to another way of thinking. The frequencies do work, and are quite relaxing.
A lot of people complain about the complete price of the Gateway Experience. But I only own Wave I. Wave I is all you really need to have a OBE, of course not everyone will have a OBE with Wave I. But all the techniques and exercises are in Wave I (to have an OBE). But I think with practice with Wave I, I think it is possible for most people to have an OBE. I am really good at the “rolling technique” but I use it in a slightly different manner usually before bed when I am very tired. When I am very tired it works very well and I have fallen into dreams many times with it. OBE’s are a little more obscure to me. Of course, if you are really cheap and don’t want to pay for Wave I, just practice when laying in bed and simply try to move without moving your body, it is the same concept. Wave I is 100$, for CD’s.
Another point I wanted to talk about is the recordings of Hemi-Sync or the MP3’s of the Gateway Experience. I own many MP3’s of Hemi-Sync and some of the Waves. But I own them in all 320kbit MP3’s. Most of the MP3’s you can download are of low bitrate, and frankly are poor sound quality. I also use high quality headphones, Sennheiser.
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I would not download any MP3’s at 128kbits (concerning Hemi-Sync). I recommend at least 192kbits. And if downloading such material as Hemi-Sync I recommend even higher bitrate because of the frequencies being used. MP3’s are compressed music, whenever a .cda or a wave file is converted it does loose some of the material in the song. To what extent is another story, software can be a big factor. You may not be able to hear it but it is modified. I am just going to say the higher the bitrate the better when messing around with Hemi-Sync. I have had good luck with my MP3 recordings of Hemi-Sync, they are good but they are 320kbits of quality. I originally downloaded Wave I, and decided to purchase the CD’s, and it was worth it. Also check out MP3’s of Hemi-Sync such as the Metamusic. I really like some of the Metamusic, such as “Winds over the World, Inner Journey, Cloudscapes, or Higher.”
-One thing I have noticed when comparing MP3’s to the CD’s is on the CD’s the Hemi-Sync tones are more pronounced and louder, you can really hear them on the CD’s. On the MP3’s some of the Hemi-Sync tones are barely audible, these are poor quality MP3’s.
The Monroe Institute tells you to not use Hemi-Sync while driving but I use them while driving on long road trips. Some of the different metamusic relaxes you and keeps you alert. If I drive more than 6 hours on the road I use them because they keep me relaxed and I don’t get so tired so fast, and they keep me alert. Classical music also works well. Rock music makes me tired because it zaps my energy. Baroque Garden and Einstein’s dream are two of my main driving CD’s. On Einstein’s Dream CD track one is for Concentration and Track 2 is for attention (they don’t tell you this on the website), a very nice piano piece, both of the songs are the same with different Hemi-Sync tones underneath the music. On Baroque Garden -a very nice classical ensemble of songs-, the first few tracks are for concentration and the rest for attention. Both of these are very nice for driving, keeps me relaxed but alert.
If you want quality, the CD’s are the way to go, FACT. I own some of the CD’s and have over 80 MP3’s 320kbits of various Hemi-Sync and I recommend the CD’s, they just work better. Also high quality headphones are necessary with Hemi-Sync, also a good sound card will help, or a high quality amplifier along with good headphones. My headphones sound better than most high quality home, car, or bose stero systems.
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Looks like Hemi-Sync also updated their website, nice.
p.s. You want to hear come kick ass sounds, check out this site, REAL holographic sound. Use headphones to listen. Talk about strange, this should be in all movie theaters, or mixed with Hemi-Sync!!! If you have read this and checked it out, e-mail hemi-sync and let them know. I e-mailed hemi-sync and holophonics and told them to get some meditation CD’s. Holo-Sync !!
I found out about the above site from the book The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot, now dead. I was skeptical, not now. Hemi-Sync also does work.
q. Do you believe it works?
a. Yes
q. What is a belief?
a. ??