Sarah didn’t expect it experiencing paralysis at 7 a.m. on a weekday during meditation at his home.
But in August, while listening to the “gateway tapes” – guided meditations aimed at helping people reach new planes of consciousness – his legs gave out.
Sarah, who is in her early twenties and does not want her real name due to privacy concerns, said the tapes – she had been listening to the opening and walking in the body of the exodus. He says: “I was living and out of time and time. It felt like a bad trip, he says, despite the fact he was great.
He remembers the following three-week period of integrated paralysis that arose from feelings of intense spiritual connection and the fear that he might never again connect with others. In retrospect, he is relieved that he was not left with a “spiritual mindset,” but he sees the events as part of a good process of “opening” awakening.
Sarah is not the only one to report the strangeness and includes the decreasing times in the list of the gate procedure, which has been around for more than 50 years and has exploded in popularity since the pandemic. But, like many others, he also offers to help him calm his mind and make a changeable life change.
Developed by Radio Broadcasting Monroe, the gateway process is a “journey of self-discovery” that can help people go “deeper, deeper and faster into different aspects of knowing.” Monroe founded the Monroe Institute in 1971 in Faber, Virginia. Dubbed American “Hogwarts” with content awareness, this center claims to help the COAXs out of their bodies with in-person and virtual recovery, and see the exercise settings that are powered by the ears of each phone that plays. Proponents claim that Binaural Beats balance both sides of the brain and develop optimally. And while there is still evidence of scientific evidence to support the methods of the Institute, that did not stop the military from being interested in Monroe’s negative studies involving reflection and “far-seeing” – a type of clairvoyance in which a person leaves the body to investigate the real mind using only the mind using the mind.
As of 2022, about 12,500 people, including military people, psychonauts, and survivors, have joined online programs and “Satewage” people. That’s a 35 percent increase from participants in the pre-pandemic period of 2016 to 2019. By 2025, there were 80 returns for 20 people, according to the agency. “For the first time in our history, we have reached the absolute maximum capacity of our Campus Retches this year,” said Monroe Institute of Executive Phrice President. Returning in person costs $2,695 and virtual is $1,150. The growing demand has brought the center to handle puzzles beyond capacity in Virginia and other places across the US, and in Romania, Italy, Switzerland and Greece. The organization’s expansion app has been installed 386,000 times since its launch in July 2021, company data shows.
In June, the center announced that it is doing what it calls “the world’s highest states of understanding of neurofeedback Neuphoria, which says that among the first people in history to search for a map, they get data.” Another 333 Gango Voyage graduates have signed up and will soon spend four weeks tracking their brain data while listening to meditation, paying $897 a piece.
