The Monroe Institute

Following a transformative near-death experience in twenty nineteen, he dedicated his life to understanding consciousness and exploring humanity's role in shaping reality.

Trained at the legendary Monroe Institute, which we're gonna get into today, Crowder combines insights from neuroscience, philosophy, emerging technology, and metaphysical traditions to challenge conventional assumptions about the mind, identity, and human potential.

And it goes on, but that's just in a nutshell kinda who you are and what you do.

So I guess we'll turn it over to you and give you an opportunity to better introduce yourself to us and our audience, and you-- it seems that this all started with this near-death experience in twenty nineteen, so maybe you can take us through what that was like and how you ended up where you are today.

Be like, I, yeah, I was there.

Like, I, I get exactly why you're, you're there and doing that, you know? So, uh, you know, e- to each their own, but here we are.

And so this obviously inspired you to train at the Monroe Institute, or how did that actually come into fruition?

Yeah, that was wild, man.

I've found myself sort of thinking about this recently because I'm kind of obsessed with these books.

You know Robert Monroe of the Monroe Institute?

Yep.

Have you done stuff with that? I haven't visited.

Yeah.

There's a lot in Virginia, man.

It's like Monroe Institute and then like UVA has a...

Parapsychology program.

Following a transformative near-death experience in 2019, he dedicated his life to understanding consciousness and exploring humanity's role in shaping reality.

Trained at the legendary Monroe Institute, which we're gonna get into today, Crowder combines insights from neuroscience, philosophy, emerging technology, and metaphysical traditions to challenge conventional assumptions about the mind, identity, and human potential.

And it goes on, but that's just in a nutshell, kinda who you are and what you do.

So I guess we'll turn it over to you and give you an opportunity to better introduce yourself to us and our audience, and you ...

In, in fact, it, it helps me better understand and relate to people in that position.

Be like, "I, yeah, I was there." Like, I, I get exactly why you're, you're there and doing that, you know? So, uh, you know, e- to each their own, but here we are.

And so this obviously inspired you to train at the Monroe Institute, or how did that actually come into fruition?

Yeah, that was wild, man.

Be like, "I, yeah, I was there." Like I, I get exactly why you're, you're there and doing that, you know? So, uh, you know, e- to each their own, but here we are.

And so this obviously inspired you to train at the Monroe Institute, or how did that actually come into fruition?

Yeah, that was wild, man.

So at the beginning, like when I got out of the hospital my body was in really bad shape and like basically no one thought I was gonna make it [laughs] except me.

No one's gonna watch this.

Everyone's gonna think I'm crazy." But I did it.

And then it like went viral and, um, like my TikTok got like 400,000 followers and it had 200 million views, and I'm just talking about the weirdest shit in the world, and I'm like, "Whoa, this is crazy." So one day, [laughs] totally uninstigated, like I never reached out to him or anything, I get this call, or actually it started out as an email from the Monroe Institute, and they're like, "Hey, we're all here watching your TikToks." And I'm like, "What?" So I thought it was like a prank at first.

And, um, they're like, "We're doing our first ever Creators Gateway.

Following a transformative near-death experience in 2019, he dedicated his life to understanding consciousness and exploring humanity's role in shaping reality.

Trained at the legendary Monroe Institute, which we're gonna get into today, Crowder combines insights from neuroscience, philosophy, emerging technology, and metaphysical traditions to challenge conventional assumptions about the mind, identity, and human potential.

And it goes on, but that's just in a nutshell kinda who you are and what you do.

So I guess we'll turn it over to you and give you an opportunity to better introduce yourself to us and our audience.

In, in fact, it, it helps me better understand and relate to people in that position.

Be like, "I, yeah, I was there." Like, I, I get exactly why you're, you're there and doing that, you know? So, uh, you know, e- to each their own, but here we are.

And so this obviously inspired you to train at the Monroe Institute, or how did that actually come into fruition?

Yeah, that was wild, man.