“Where do I go after I die ?” is a question Bruce Moen author of the explorirng the Afterlife book series. Bruce Moen was an engineer who asked himself “Who I’m, where do I come from, why am I here” type of questions.. his quest for knowledge leads him to learn lucid dream and out of body travel as way to find answers to his questions.
In the early 90s, Bruce Moen attended a 6 days Gateway Voyage program at the Monroe Institute.

According to The Monroe Institute (TMI) website the organisation is devoted to the premise that focused consciousness contains definitive solutions to the major issues of human experience. Greater understanding of such consciousness can be achieved through coordinated research efforts using an interdisciplinary approach.
The results of such research efforts are meaningful only if there are practical applications—something of value for our contemporary culture. The Monroe Institute proposes to introduce, at all levels of human endeavor, abilities that will constructively change humankind’s direction and destiny.

During his Gateway Voyage program he had the opportunity to listen to the Patrick Tape recorded in the late 70s by Robert Monroe and Rosalind McKnight. The “Patrick Tape,” the account involves retrieving the male victim of a mishap at sea who did not realize that he was already dead.
At that time in the 70s, Robert Monroe was experimenting with the Hemi-sync system and Rosalind McKnight was explorer , she was in an isolation booth where she could communicate with Monroe via microphone. The experiments involved exploring beyond the physical consciousness during one the session that took Monroe by surprise they entered in contact with a guy who died more than 100 years ago. The “retrieving” of that man called Patrick did a lot to help Bob Monroe to understand the possibility of a life after the physical one end. Read More→