TMI NEWS
Overview: The Tip of the Iceberg
Skip met Bob Monroe at Whistlefield Farm in 1977 and never looked back. The details are in his autobiography, Captain of My Ship, Master of My Soul.
In 2002, reviewer Carol Taylor wrote of Captain, "Examples of personal belief and choice as guideposts and markers help to identify one man's 'exploration of reality through personal experience.' Beginning with a childhood 'filled with extraordinary spiritual experiences that led me to a military career as a clairvoyant counterspy,' Atwater describes instances of spirit guidance throughout his lifetime and how 'everyday life is a mere reflection of spirit experienced as an intention to become aware of All That Is.'"
Shifting the focus to Skip's long tenure at TMI, here are some highlights -- the tip of the iceberg.
Professional Papers
The Hemi-Sync® Process
January 2004
Inducing States of Consciousness with a Binaural Beat Technology
Metamusic® Demonstrates Its Effectiveness: A TMI Laboratory Report
Focus | Spring 1995
From a Dissociative to a Transcendent State: An EEG Definition of the Hemi-Sync® Process
Winter 1993
Physiological Monitoring at The Monroe Institute
Breakthrough | Spring 1989
Binaural Beats and the Regulation of Arousal Levels
Journal | Winter/Spring 2009
Brain-Wave and Oxygen-Saturation Correlates During a Ritual-Induced State of Consciousness
Journal | Winter 1999
Roles and Positions
• Brainmapping Project, developer, researcher, coordinator
• Program Director
• PREP monitor
• Remote viewing trainer
• Spatial Angle Modulation™ (SAM) creator
• International speaker
• Research Director
• Acting Executive Director
• President
• Member, Board of Directors
• Director of Technology
Paul Rademacher, former executive director, expresses perfectly our thoughs as we say good-bye to Skip Atwater, "with deepest appreciation for your exceptional service to The Monroe Institute, and for your unparalleled contributions to the advancement of global consciousness. Your curiosity, insight and love have touched us all."
