The Monroe Institute http://www.monroeinstitute.org Welcome Graduates and Newcomers Fri, 03 Feb 2012 23:47:10 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 The Monroe Institute is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational and research organization dedicated to the exploration of human consciousness, and is internationally known for its work with audio sound patterns that can have dramatic effects on states of consciousness. Welcome Graduates and Newcomers The Monroe Institute http://www.monroeinstitute.org/images/www/img/podcast/tmi_podcast.jpgThe Monroe Institutehttp://www.monroeinstitute.org TMI, Monroe Institute no The Monroe Institute web@monroeinstitute.org TMI Podcast Episode #2 http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-2/ http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-2/#comments Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:26:32 +0000 The Monroe Institute http://www.monroeinstitute.org/?p=1400 We are excited to bring you the 2nd episode from the TMI podcast!  This week we are hearing from Peter Russell, creator of The Global Brain, and a TMI residential facilitator among many other things.  Peter has been hailed globally for his environmental stewardship and is dedicated to alleviate crisis through the exploration of consciousness.

In this episode, Peter discusses the important connection amongst all living things on earth.  In the simpliest terms, this fits the notion that life is all around us, but I promise that the discussion he presents is far from simple.

New to the world of Podcasting?  Read on...

What is a podcast?
It’s a method of sending audio files over the internet. When you sign up for one, you’ll get new audio files delivered to your computer as they become available, which saves you the trouble of repeatedly checking to see if there’s anything new.

Why should I sign up?
With this and any other podcast, you should sign up if you’re interested in the content and want it brought to you automatically.

How do I subscribe to your podcast?
That depends on which program you’re using to listen to them. The most popular is Apple’s iTunes. From your personal iTunes account, choose “Subscribe to podcast” from the “Advanced” menu and enter the following text:

http://www.monroeinstitute.org/feed/podcast

What then?
Look in the “Podcasts” section of iTunes for new episodes and double-click to listen to them.

Hey, cool! So how does this work, exactly?
You pointed iTunes to a special address called a “feed,” which is just a very small and lightweight listing of audio files that gets updated whenever new material comes out. iTunes can then check the feed periodically and fetch any new audio files without having to bother you about it.

]]> http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-2/feed/ 8 We are excited to bring you the 2nd episode from the TMI podcast!  This week we are hearing from Peter Russell, creator of The Global Brain, and a TMI residential facilitator among many other things.  Peter has been hailed globally for his environmental stewardship and is dedicated to alleviate crisis through the exploration of consciousness. In this episode, Peter discusses the important connection amongst all living things on earth.  In the simpliest terms, this fits the notion that life is all around us, but I promise that the discussion he presents is far from simple. New to the world of Podcasting?  Read on... What is a podcast? It’s a method of sending audio files over the internet. When you sign up for one, you’ll get new audio files delivered to your computer as they become available, which saves you the trouble of repeatedly checking to see if there’s anything new. Why should I sign up? With this and any other podcast, you should sign up if you’re interested in the content and want it brought to you automatically. How do I subscribe to your podcast? That depends on which program you’re using to listen to them. The most popular is Apple’s iTunes. From your personal iTunes account, choose “Subscribe to podcast” from the “Advanced” menu and enter the following text: http://www.monroeinstitute.org/feed/podcast What then? Look in the “Podcasts” section of iTunes for new episodes and double-click to listen to them. Hey, cool! So how does this work, exactly? You pointed iTunes to a special address called a “feed,” which is just a very small and lightweight listing of audio files that gets updated whenever new material comes out. iTunes can then check the feed periodically and fetch any new audio files without having to bother you about it. We are excited to bring you the 2nd episode from the TMI podcast!  This week we are hearing from Peter Russell, creator of The Global Brain, and a TMI residential facilitator among many other things.  Peter has been hailed globally for his [...] The Monroe Institute 14:46 Animal Consciousness , Consciousness , exploration of consciousness , global brain , Meditation , Panspermia , peter russell , Pyschology of Meditation , The Monroe Institute no TMI Podcast Episode #1 http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-1/ http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-1/#comments Fri, 29 May 2009 19:09:12 +0000 The Monroe Institute http://www.monroeinstitute.org/?p=1367 Amelia Walton talks with Peter Agelasto about our new website and web consciousness. In this first episode of The Monroe Institute Podcast, Amelia and Peter talk about many of the potential ways for both graduates of the Institute and the public to share and contribute to the understanding and exploration of consciousness.

About Peter Agelasto

Peter, originally an archaeologist, came to the Internet in the 1990s while observing the relationship between technonology and society. He is the founder of Bluewall, a web development company with a focus on the intersection of community and media. Peter, a Gateway Voyage graduate believes the web holds great potential in the evolution of humanity and encourages us to participate in its unfolding.

About Amelia Walton

Amelia is the pioneering Director of Community Development for The Monroe Institute. A major in psychology and marketing, she comes with the knowledge and energy to build and sustain community for The Institute having grown up around it her whole life.

What is a podcast?

It's a method of sending audio files over the internet. When you sign up for one, you'll get new audio files delivered to your computer as they become available, which saves you the trouble of repeatedly checking to see if there's anything new.

Why should I sign up?

With this and any other podcast, you should sign up if you're interested in the content and want it brought to you automatically.

How do I subscribe to your podcast?

That depends on which program you're using to listen to them. The most popular is Apple's iTunes. From your personal iTunes account, choose "Subscribe to podcast" from the "Advanced" menu and enter the following text: 

http://www.monroeinstitute.org/feed/podcast

What then?

Look in the "Podcasts" section of iTunes for new episodes and double-click to listen to them.

Hey, cool! How does this work, exactly?

You pointed iTunes to a special address called a "feed," which is just a very small and lightweight listing of audio files that gets updated whenever new material comes out. iTunes can then check the feed periodically and fetch any new audio files without having to bother you about it.
]]> http://www.monroeinstitute.org/tmi-podcast-episode-1/feed/ 1 Amelia Walton talks with Peter Agelasto about our new website and web consciousness. In this first episode of The Monroe Institute Podcast, Amelia and Peter talk about many of the potential ways for both graduates of the Institute and the public to share and contribute to the understanding and exploration of consciousness. About Peter Agelasto Peter, originally an archaeologist, came to the Internet in the 1990s while observing the relationship between technonology and society. He is the founder of Bluewall, a web development company with a focus on the intersection of community and media. Peter, a Gateway Voyage graduate believes the web holds great potential in the evolution of humanity and encourages us to participate in its unfolding. About Amelia Walton Amelia is the pioneering Director of Community Development for The Monroe Institute. A major in psychology and marketing, she comes with the knowledge and energy to build and sustain community for The Institute having grown up around it her whole life. What is a podcast? It's a method of sending audio files over the internet. When you sign up for one, you'll get new audio files delivered to your computer as they become available, which saves you the trouble of repeatedly checking to see if there's anything new. Why should I sign up? With this and any other podcast, you should sign up if you're interested in the content and want it brought to you automatically. How do I subscribe to your podcast? That depends on which program you're using to listen to them. The most popular is Apple's iTunes. From your personal iTunes account, choose "Subscribe to podcast" from the "Advanced" menu and enter the following text:  http://www.monroeinstitute.org/feed/podcast What then? Look in the "Podcasts" section of iTunes for new episodes and double-click to listen to them. Hey, cool! How does this work, exactly? You pointed iTunes to a special address called a "feed," which is just a very small and lightweight listing of audio files that gets updated whenever new material comes out. iTunes can then check the feed periodically and fetch any new audio files without having to bother you about it. Amelia Walton talks with Peter Agelasto about our new website and web consciousness. In this first episode of The Monroe Institute Podcast, Amelia and Peter talk about many of the potential ways for both graduates of the Institute and the public to [...] The Monroe Institute 31:32 web consciousness, the monroe institute, health, mind, body, spirit, technology,