gee Vicki, when I read this post I just had this visual of you and I going there and browsing around..how I wish I could. maybe someday! of course the company would be fine I'm sure!

I don't think there are any tours as no one can visit when a program is going on. It would be too disruptive. No one can leave during a program so it does no good to have a car there except for when the program is over. You could write to them and see if they have like an Open House for visitors.

Love, Mairlyn

You will make it to TMI and you'll never regret it. My whole life changed because of Bruce and TMI. Guidance led me to Bruce's books and reading them led me to TMI.

Love, Mairlyn

Vicky wrote on Nov 17^th, 2006 at 6:47pm:


Hi Vicky..I don't think they give tours as such. What it is ...is 2 Beautiful houses, the regular house or main house where the program are given and the Nancy/Robert house where most of the Guidance programs are given..and a few others also, the building next to the main one is the office and Skip lab i think if my memory serve me right..

I could send you pictures if you like of both places, let me know.
With love, Romain

Hi Vicky; just send you an email...and yes it will help your imagination will give it a boost.

Take care, Romain

You will enjoy the Monroe Institute.  They will bring in "guest" to speak.  That was a treat.  Laurie Monore is suffering with lung cancer and has started chemo-therapy.  I have attended a weekend retreat with Laurie Monroe and Darleen Miller.  It was high energy and very fast all weekend. The weekend was in Connecticut at a rehab center for wheel chair and handicapped persons that was a "summer camp."  We went in January (if I recall) and had a terrible blizzard the day we all arrived.  I think we were about 26 people and had to lay on the floor and listen to the tapes via a "snake like" web of wires and headsets.  I was the only one to bring a lounge chair so I could be in an inclined position. 
I finally made it to a week in Virginia last March. The main house where everyone stays has two floors. If you are handicapped, you can request the basement floor and use the handicapped doors. No stairs that way.  I have a very short CD with the center on it and lots of pictures, also.   Go online and ask the center to send you the CD entitled: Welcome to the Monroe Institute. 
The bed you sleep in is also your CHEC unit where you plug in your head set and listen to the CD's.  Then you will be called to go back to the "White Room" where everyone usually sits on the floor (a couch is provided) and discuss your progress.  Meals on on the same floor, through the kitchen to a dining room.  Lots and Lots of woods all around, and a second building where the office staff is and a huge conference room. 
Someone from the Institute will be at the airport if you fly in and will bring you back when the week is finished. Have a wonder experience!!   Love and Light ---Carol Ann

LOL....yes my dear Vicky..you did ask for pictures, like they say..ask and you shall recieve..lol
There was only 36 pictures i think, not so much, but it did gave you a good visual of the place.
One of my favorite is the entrance, with the OBE stain glass hanging from the ceiling. would love to have one of those in my place.

PS. when i was there for Gateway the speaker was Joe Monegal (spelling) and skip came a few times.
For Guideline at RAM & Nancy home it was our dear friend Rosie McKnight one of the early traveler, what a beautiful person!! And Joe came too a second time.

With love, Romain