Bill,
Yes, "it's a 'maybe', for sure!" ;-)
But I suspect for sure that there is something there. Otherwise, the CIA would
not have funded the research and development at the Monroe Institute.
Despite this, or because of it, I feel rebuffed or repelled from approaching
closer. ;-)
--Joe
PS The idea that brain waves, and a person, benefit from synching to some
particular frequency is a theory not confirmed by Buddhism (where in the Sutras
do we find it?). What is the benefit? Does it have to do with Awakening? It
has no paper trail, nor oral-tradition trail. Its origins are secret, in the
CIA. Ouch.
> William Rintala <brintala@...> wrote:
>
> I stand corrected but I think that you get the gist of it.
>but if Theta
> waves produced by the brain induce Deep Meditative states then maybe there is
> something there.Â
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