Bob was a popular speaker and that was his preferred way to let us know about his discoveries. However, a few of his articles were published in science journals. His writings include his research on:
This resource is a list of Bob’s published articles as well as some of the research reports and handbooks he distributed himself. The items range from the most recent in 1998 to as early as 1963.
Bob Beck had five articles related to the Beck Protocol published in Explore! magazine:
Three of Bob’s earlier published articles, plus a bibliography, are in PDF format for reading. These articles are about his research detecting and measuring subtle frequencies that influence the brain and behavior.
This publication was originally a lecture and slide presentation Bob gave at the 1978 US Psychotronic Association conference. This lecture was published as a series of articles in six issues of the Journal of Borderland Research in 1980. The articles present an opportunity to glimpse a fascinating period in Bob’s life as he sleuthed and made known the penetrating ability of ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) waves and their potential to alter human behavior.
After inventing a portable, yet amazingly sensitive instrument, to detect and measure subtle vibrations, Bob wrote of the threat these energies pose. In the article, he explains his reason for using the term “occult.” Published in the Archaeus Journal, Summer 1984.
Using his sophisticated instrumentation, Bob wrote of his discoveries of how extremely low frequencies have the ability to alter human behavior. Published in an Archaeus Journal in 1986.
Bob wrote of his discovery of the psychoactive effects from extra low frequencies (ELFs). At the time of his research in the late 70s, Bob had invented an instrument capable of picking up the extremely low frequencies that had an effect on the brain and behavior. Published in Nexus, January/February 1992.
Bob’s findings in his “Mood Modification...” article were so radical, he was asked for an extensive bibliography. His friend, Eldon Byrd, a recognized scientist as well, assisted Bob to assemble a bibliography. Printed in a 1986 Archaeus Journal.
In "Creating the Psychedelic Visual Effects for The Trip,” Bob Beck describes the techniques he used and provides a glimpse into his experiences working with Roger Corman to produce the movie. Bob’s unique and original psychedelic effects for the movie speak of an era in his life when his accomplishments in photography led to a teaching position in cinematography at the University of Los Angeles in the 1960s.
Bob constantly experimented with health therapies. Shortly before he discovered the research that led to the Beck Protocol, he developed technology to apply Sound Toning. Bob gave one lecture and published an article in Explore! magazine featuring his brief exploration of Sound Toning and the unique technology he introduced.