Lee Stone<\/p>\n
The Out of Body Experience<\/p>\n
August 5, 1999<\/p>\n
Lee Stone will demonstrate the consciousness-lifting technique, Hemispherical Synchronization<\/strong>, a tool in the search for ourselves.<\/em><\/p>\n The realms of mystical experience have been the pursuit of sages, spiritualists, and psychic explorers for time eternal. And, at the Aug. 5 meeting , we’re all going to join them as we hear from Monroe Institute Gateway Trainer Lee Stone of Hillsborough.<\/p>\n Lee, a follower of researcher\/author Robert Monroe, is set to help us understand the out-of-body experience (OBE) and maybe even find that hallowed nirvana of the “mystical experience.” Lee is an expert in the psycho-acoustical technique known as “Hemisphericai Synchronization,” which makes it possible for a Monroe became famous in the 1950s after experiencing spontaneous astral projection, or as it has now been termed, out-of-body experiences and began researching and writing about them. Thirty years of extensive science based research chronicled by the Journeys<\/em> trilogy led to the founding of The Monroe Institute outside Charlottesville, Va.<\/p>\n Lee came to North Carolina through the National Endowment of the Arts Artist in Residence Program, contributing many paintings to the Art in Public Places Project. He is also a musician with three albums of ambient music, a poet versed in Japanese Haiku-Senryu, a Reiki Master, and is also certified in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Clinical Hypnotherapy, Page Multidimensional Cellular Healing and Rebirthing\/Holotropic Breath.<\/p>\n Lee will be holding the Monroe Institute Gateway Program workshop on Saturday and Sunday, leading participants through the Hemi-sync process for deeper self awareness.<\/p>\n Preview:<\/p>\n\n
\nperson to directly and safely experience deep inner realities. Monroe came up with the technique, Lee says, when he combined specific frequencies of sound into a kind of empathic resonance called “frequency follows response,” which caused the brainwaves on both sides of the brain to align to the sounds.<\/p>\n