Hi Francois, as far as I remember the two descriptions of these two "home-places" differ too much to be the same place; also Monroe didn't mention that these two are identical. The first was this super-cozy one which inspired him to build (or to plan it) a swimming pool with underwater sound and lights, wasn't it?
Now this Kt-95, to me it sounds very much like a world of beings which are not living creatures as we know them, animals and such, but nonetheless, there are a sort of natural laws which he, in the end, bored him, so that he knew he didn't belong to that world anymore. It could be a material world, in which beings incarnate in not-living creatures, as meditators sometimes report they had experienced what it's like to be a cloud or something like that, but I would just say it's a different world than ours, not physical in our sense.

Btw, I've read Monroes books in German, my first language, no translation in French available (as I guess from your name that it's your first one)?

Spooky

Hey guys!  This is what I can tell you about the wave.  As a very young child, I would become part of a wave and ride in it.  The wave is best described:  Have you ever looked over a paved road and seen the heat rising from the surface?  You aren't really seeing the heat itself, but a sort or wave rising up in a S S S S  like form?  Well --- that's the type of wave it is.  The other way I can describe it is: in Walt Disney's "Three Caballeros" there is a segment where Donald Duck and his caballeros are riding a wave of musical scales.  The feeling is like when you are on a rubber raft afloat of a gentle wave.  But, you are melded into the wave.