The Gateway premise
How altered states, audio guidance, and focused attention were framed as a trainable system.
Declassified. Restored. Finally readable.
The U.S. Army’s strange assessment of the Gateway Process—presented as a carefully restored, annotated reader’s edition.
Preorder · Paperback · Estimated dispatch in 10–14 business days

29-page source documentPreserved in full
Reader’s annotationsContext without the hype
Archival designMade to read and keep
09
JUNE
1983
In 1983, U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Wayne M. McDonnell produced an assessment of the Gateway Process: a Monroe Institute training system built around audio exercises, focused attention, and altered states of consciousness.
The memo later surfaced in the CIA’s declassified reading room. It has since traveled the internet as screenshots, excerpts, and extraordinary claims. This edition puts the actual document back at the center.
A compact field guide to one of the internet’s most discussed declassified consciousness documents.
How altered states, audio guidance, and focused attention were framed as a trainable system.
The memo’s attempt to connect consciousness, energy, resonance, and the holographic model.
The exercises, stages, and mental tools the assessor believed deserved further investigation.
Where the report observes, speculates, borrows, or leaps—and what it does not actually prove.
Not a blurry PDF dumped into a paperback.
“You don’t have to believe the report to find it fascinating. You just have to read what it actually says.”

First printing preorder
A restored and annotated paperback reader’s edition of Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process.
This is a preorder. Estimated dispatch is 10–14 business days after purchase. You’ll receive tracking by email when your copy ships.
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Return it in original condition if it isn’t for you.
The source memo is an official U.S. Army document that was later released through the CIA’s FOIA reading room. It was written as an assessment of the Gateway Process—not as a statement that the CIA proved its claims.
No. The original document remains freely available online. You are paying for the restored typesetting, editorial introduction, annotations, glossary, claim map, source notes, physical production, and convenience of a durable reader’s edition.
It explains and contextualizes what the report says. It is not an official Monroe Institute workbook or audio program, and it does not include or reproduce Monroe’s proprietary audio exercises.
This first printing is being offered as a preorder. We estimate dispatch within 10–14 business days of purchase. Delivery time begins after dispatch and varies by destination.