I had the opportunity to show one of my Monroe Institute Trainers, Franceen King, around Fantasy of Flight last weekend. Franceen was a trainer for three of the eleven Monroe Programs I took over the last few years and has the second longest tenure as a Monroe Trainer of almost two and a half decades. I gave her the Vision Tour and let her sit in the Po-2 and Spirit of St. Louis reproduction and listen to the Audio Experiences for each plane. Later, I flew Airplane of the Day in the Fiesler Storch and gave her a ride. Between making fly-bys for the crowd, I pointed out Orlampa from the air.
She actually developed the Programs I took with her called Exploration 27 and Starlines 1 & 2 and has been involved in consciousness exploration for many years. She lives in the local Florida area and before I met her had already visited Fantasy of Flight with her father, who was a pilot during WWII as well as her husband. She told me when she first arrived and read my saying on the entrance wall, “She felt I was a kindred spirit!” It was not long after that we first met during my sixth Program at The Monroe Institute.
Franceen was kind enough to help me edit some of the more technical material for the Starlines Chapters of my book The Journey Never Ends, which encompasses ten of the Monroe Programs I took during 2006 and 2007. Several of my more profound experiences happened during her Programs that we nothing short of phenomenal. There are other mentions about the Monroe Institute in my blog but you can check it out further at www.monroeinstitute.org.
As far as the book goes, I am pretty much done with the Introduction and the ten Program Chapters and am currently trying to get my head and arms around all the material for the Summary. It is currently 1250 pages and over 650,000 words so don’t expect to read it all in one sitting! I have several get-away trips planned to work on it over the summer and am still hoping to finish it by the end of this year.
One thing I can assure you . . . anyone that reads this book will NEVER look at reality the same again!
Kermit