Comments on: Frequently Asked Questions

By: Davidal

Davidal — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 06:51:06 +0000

I am currently using Gateway, Wave II, and am experiencing quite unpleasant tingling sensations in the skin of my legs,arms and torso. It is almost enough to tear off the headphones to stop it! Has anyone else experienced this and know of any way to alleviate this feeling?
Davidal

By: veronica

veronica — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 13:41:37 +0000

I know that the question has already been asked previously….
I’ve just bought the Gateway Experience cd set waves I to VI. I’ve just started wave I and here comes the recurrent question : when should I move on ?!
I know that there is no time frame to respect but I just don’t know if I’m at least supposed to do each cd ten time or if 2 or 3 times are enough…
For eg. cd 2 teaches to switch back and forth from c1 to focus 10. I’m really enjoying the cd. I do get very awkwards sensations and have tried to get to these states without the cd… and it seems to work !
I’ve used cd2 6 times and I never get the same experience but I’m delighted with the state I’m in each time I do it…I therefore think that there is something somehow working…but, can I move on ?!
I read feedback from users on several forums and some say that are still working on the series after a few months and others say that the series can be done in 6 days….because that’s what is done at the Gateway Voyage…
that seems very fast to me…are the series of sounds used at the Gateway Voyage the same as the Gateway Experience ?

By: Skip

Skip — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 11:58:03 +0000

No . . . noise-canceling headphones are fine. We use them here at the Institute in the CHEC Unit above the kitchen. I have a pair at home and love to use them.
I think the contra-indicated rumor persists from the days of cassette tapes and the recommendation that Dolby noise cancellation not be used.

Skip Atwater

By: Raquel Cobb

Raquel Cobb — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:53:54 +0000

Hi there – I own the entire Gateway series and I bought the unifone headphones ($279) but find they are bulky and hurt my ears after awhile – I am currently looking for a nice lightweight quality pair of headphones that I can use while lying in bed – it seems to me that I read on one of my Gateway booklets that the headphones should not have noise canceling capabilities because it interferes with the hemisync background – it this correct?

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By: leslie.france

leslie.france — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 00:37:47 +0000

Many users feel that Hemi-Sync is most effective when listened to at just above an audible level.

By: John

John — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:39:33 +0000

how loud should i listin to the hemi sync concentration cd?

By: Keltizar

Keltizar — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:02:24 +0000

I just purchased a small selection of hemi-sync music. I am looking forward to experiencing binaural beats for the first time. I am primarily interested in lucid dreaming but the other possibilities of using binaural beats are intriguing as well.
Thanks for this website – which seems to be the main one, but it seems you have several websites that are selling hemi-sync music such as http://www.new-mind.com. It would be less confusing if there were only one, but perhaps there are reasons I’m unaware of. I like being able to order without using paypal as well having access to the full array of information such as this FAQ.
Anyway, thanks again for unlocking the doors to new forms of experience and enlightenment.

By: ayn

ayn — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:10:52 +0000

i have a similar question- i began the holosync program, did enjoy it, did experience benefit from the awakening prologue. then i quit. i only did it for a couple of months.
i’m interested in hemisync because of the long history behind it. however, i want to know if it is more of a teaching program or a listening aid? some of your info indicates that it is verbally guided, is there an audible human voice telling the listener what to d0 (”breathe in”) like many meditation cds, or is it primarily composed of sounds, like holosync?
if it is sounds, like holosync, i would like to buy the program- i think holosync was good but for some reason does not have “staying power.” if i quit it once, i’d quit it again. the long history of hemisync research intrigues me.
i just wanted to know what to expect- i don’t want a boring teacher telling me how to meditate.

-a-

By: The Monroe Institute

The Monroe Institute — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:04:56 +0000

Hi Eric! We do not currently have a facilitator that is based out of Australia, though we are working on establishing TMI “local chapter” groups internationally. You can learn more about this at http://www.monroeinstitute.org/local-chapters and posting an inquiry to the board there. We’ll follow up with you as we have more information!