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Levels and the seven-color model

Trace the movement from reported sensations and groups of seven to a later illustrated compilation.

The level numbers in the Miranon material acquire meaning through descriptions, comparisons and later interpretation. This reading path starts with an Explorer’s account, then follows the grouping of levels and the compiler who brings the material together.

Start with what the Explorer describes

At the beginning of Explorer #6, SHE describes level 22 as nonphysical and level 21 as allowing physical or nonphysical focus. The account moves between images, bodily awareness and the language of vibration.

These descriptions give the numbers their meaning within this exchange. They also preserve the participant’s uncertainty, including a wish to understand vibrational rates better. Read that uncertainty alongside the more definite statements.

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Reported Explorer / channeled accountHistorical transcript · existing OCR
Explorer #6 · OCR page 43 · lines 1671–1685

Transcript label: EXPLORER (SHE)

EXPLORER (SHE): ... I was in a vortex of some kind; I was caught in 22. Level 22 is not physical in any way; 21 can be either physical or non-physical, depending on where you choose to focus your energy... I have a wave of thought... I just had the number 18 come into my head... and the sense that is behind that, the one I am receiving, is that that is the number on which I am focusing, but that 21 is more of a total transcending —and yet, an acceptance of the physical form— but you can transcend it if you want to... (inaudible) When you said 22, I became the blue light, and it was a very slow-pulsing wave. It was not moving very fast. And when you said 21, the whole vibrational state changed. It was rapid, and yet, standing still... it was a much higher vibrational state —I wish I understood more about vibrational rates—
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Notice the recurring groups of seven

In Explorer #5, the speaker labeled MIRANON arranges plants, animals and incarnated human beings into three groups of seven levels. He places himself at level 46 and describes communication as requiring a meeting across levels.

The passage offers a framework for the later discussion. It is useful to keep this account of levels attached to the Miranon material when comparing it with other uses of “Focus” elsewhere in the archive.

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Reported Explorer / channeled accountHistorical transcript · existing OCR
Explorer #5 · OCR page 40 · lines 1554–1574

Transcript label: MIRANON

MIRANON: I have been watching. And I feel there needs to be some definition of where I come from. Leona is unsure. I have told you earlier that I come from Level 46, and that in the physical world, there are 21 levels. You have the plants that we put in 7 levels —7 is the number of the universe— and you have the animals in the next 7 levels. And you, as you are incarnated now, are operating in the next 7 levels. After you leave normal consciousness, you can penetrate into other levels. For me to speak I have to bring Leona into the next level and I have to cross into that level also. But I can feel that it is a strain for her body. I mean her only good. And on the levels I am operating on, I am working with ways to heal, not only in the first 21 levels but in levels that others are in beyond physical consciousness. I said to you earlier that there were 7 evolutions the Earth would go through, do you remember that? The Earth is now in its fourth evolution, and I know that Leona has been wondering
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Recognize the later compiler’s role

Daniel Erickson identifies his document as assembled and commented material. He describes its purpose as bringing together information attributed to Miranon and developing an understanding of Focus levels and resonant colors.

That makes the compilation valuable as a reading aid while preserving a distinction in authorship. The transcript supplies the earlier account; Erickson selects, arranges and explains material. An explanation found in the compilation should be checked against the underlying session before being presented as a direct statement by Miranon.

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Secondary editorial interpretationSecondary compilation
Focus Levels- Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon · Markdown lines 233–250

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by Miranon. Bob, in one meditation, mentions the blue of focus fifteen and proceeds to move through the seven resonant colors, ending at the white of focus twenty-one. The purpose of this document is to assemble the information presented by Miranon and reveal a deeper understanding of the focus levels.
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Read from the experience to the proposed map, then to the later interpretation. The original charts and the separate PDFs below make that comparison possible without merging the sources into a single voice.

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The explanation is editorial synthesis. Source excerpts retain their wording and attribution. Reported experiences and later interpretations remain distinguishable throughout the guide.

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PEOPLE & REPORTED IDENTITIES

Meeting Miranon

Follow the first encounter, the changing speaker labels, and Miranon’s own description of levels.

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IDEAS IN CONVERSATION

Guidance and personal discovery

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