Focus Levels - Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon

than what you have in the physical. It is generated automatically at these focus levels by utilizing the attention available at that level. You can develop skills that aren't possible in the physical body, like flying or passing through walls, if you deliberately focus your concentration. The key to having these capabilities is understanding that what you are is not a physical being limited to the physical dimension. The more attention you focus on a level, the more real that experience will become. Consider what you mean by paying attention in your waking physical life. You eat, drink, socialize, and interact with things in the environment. You may focus your attention on a single object, such as reading a book or looking at your cell phone. When you engage your attention at a focus level, you are investing energy at that level, and the experiences you have “there3” become more realistic because more of your awareness will exist there. If you want to make a focus level more real attempt to engage in the same activities there as you do in the physical. If you are looking for a specific kind of experience, such as healing, go to a rose level. If you do not know how to heal yourself ask an internal guide to show and help you. Consider how you develop a personal relationship with someone. You invest in emotional currency.4 Just like tending a garden, if you do not pay some attention to this space, it will not produce what you want. A plane of existence is this new way of seeing and interacting with the world. By being aware that this new perspective exists, then you can apply your attention to making that perspective real. You make it real by consciously practicing and responding to the world in a new way. This is what is realized when you enter a blue level, it is this new idea or this event that you experienced that will change you. A blue level is the moment of awareness and realization. The information was learned, and the incident took place. It has already happened by the time you realize it. Consider when you are shocked or totally surprised. For example, a sneeze. In that moment, on that occasion, you are present. It arrived so quickly that it was immediate. A sudden realization that it happened and you are only now becoming conscious enough to understand it. You haven't yet made up your mind about what to think. That pause is still present. You're not sure exactly how to think about it. While experiencing a blue level, you are a child in amazement, paused at the moment of a first encounter. This event can be so unique that you haven't even thought about fear yet. The greatest and most amazing enigma currently unfolding is that it is now. You stretch out your awareness to 3 Bob often referred to his existence out of body as his “I there”. 4 https://health4u.msu.edu/articles/2017-conserving-your-emotional-currency 11 confidently encounter the moment until your protective ego boundary is triggered, moving you to a red level. This process will happen automatically unless you consciously prevent it from happening. A blue level is experience before you make a decision. It is you in the open, fully exposed before the protective layer of the ego can put up a barrier. It's simply being here and now experiencing the ambiance. Usually, this instant of pure reality passes so quickly that we are unconscious of what is taking place. As we move through these seven resonant colors, keep in mind that we are slowing down the thought process so you can become aware that it happens. A blue level is where the observer side of your being can intervene and consciously direct any desired response. It is the space where you think before you act. This pause before deciding how to react is where you can subdue an impulsive reaction. In short, use this space to become aware of thoughts and actions you may have previously been unconscious of or thought were impulsive or uncontrollable. The "observer," in a nutshell, is that part of yourself that has a third-person perspective on experience. Consider yourself walking on a beach. The observer is the person who is watching the scene. During meditation, the observer's attention is what allows for focused awareness. More information about the observer will be provided later. A blue level is the spirit pulsating to expand and contract, entering or affecting the tangible. Pulsation is a word used by Miranon to describe the blue level. It is the effort of the spirit to push into the physical in a pulse of expansion and retraction. For example, the beating of the heart. This same beating may be the reason ocean waves are used at the beginning of the meditations. It is a soothing, familiar sound that is also restful. A blue level is the instant before dualities are established. Imagine how much meditation you have to do in order to truly experience the moment. All possibilities for reactions are possible, but as soon as you attempt to identify the moment, decide if it is good or bad, and have a reaction, you enter a red level. This blue level is known as the "base level" in remote viewing. You can describe something using its color, form, texture, sound, smell, and even taste. However, the moment you label the event, you have moved to a red level. A blue level is awareness, which is defined as the understanding that each moment is unique and will never be repeated. It occurs to me how uncommon these blue flashes of clarity are. We understand that each moment is unique because an accident is tragic. If the person we love most excites us in some way, these moments can define our entire lives. This, however, is our interpretation of the event, which, as we will see shortly, is classified as a red level. So all this time, I think I am experiencing reality, but what I am really experiencing is my interpretation of reality. A blue level represents the outside world as we can perceive it with our limited senses. A single event occurs, but when we witness it, we give it meaning. Now we turn to the inside, which is our interpretation of the outside world. A reflection and a red level represent this. Red Level The red level is an internal realization that is based on reflecting on the possibilities and exploring new capabilities presented by the blue level event. This is the realization of self-awareness in the current situation. The red level represents self-separation from others. The lower red levels represent automatic 12 behavior, the ego, and personality. It is comprised of the internal dialogue, the physical body, and the analytical and feeling minds. The red level represents who you think you are in relation to the physical world. What Miranon said: “The second level is simply a mirror image of the first level. It is the reverse, and the two are very complementary. Because security has been established, it can have a color of greater intensity, a color with a higher vibrational rate. And that color is red... When a being is on this level, he is developing an awareness of all the realities of that plane. In your plane of existence, it would be a total awareness of the senses, a total immersion into the outside reality brought in by the senses. And because it is still directed to an understanding, a learning about this plane of reality, it is still on a horizontal level. Another point that there is so much to tell you, another point about these levels is that all of these colors radiate. They are not simply the line as such, but like the auras around every living thing. They radiate and form arc-like patterns around the waveform. So it is possible to have points on any level where you are in contact with any level. And they are all united. If you will notice, there is nothing separate or distinct at any point on any of these levels. They all touch the other levels.” The following is my analysis of the Miranon statement about the red level. “... a mirror image of the first level … the reverse, and the two are very complementary.” Imagine the first time you looked in the mirror and could see who you are as someone from the outside might see you. The reflection is your projection of the reality or learning you experienced in the previous blue level. This level is your understanding and interpretation of reality. There is a subtle and most important point to make here. There are only two things in the universe. There is you and the other. In your current understanding, you are the red level, the blue level is the other. You can accept or reject the information you saw in the blue level in this red level. During a particularly perplexing moment, you can cycle back to the blue level and then back to the red level until you reach a decision based on your senses. You will decide whether this is a positive or negative event. You give the event a label and a name. When you speak or write about the event, this procedure becomes formalized. An issue can arise when the event is perceived as traumatic or causes a major paradigm shift. The issue is that the only choice is to accept the event or to deny that you witnessed it at all. There are filters in place to forget events that are too threatening to the stability of the psyche. This can be seen in a loss of consciousness, an inability to remember, or just becoming bored and losing interest. Not accepting means you remain at this level of consciousness until the lesson is learned. The same situation will reoccur until you can respond in a way that promotes spiritual growth. When you refuse to accept the lesson, you create a false self or ego story that keeps you from experiencing the truth or reality that exists on the blue level. It can also lead to impulsive behaviors and actions that you are completely unaware of. This is the stage at which an event's or piece of information's ego story is formed. The 13 lesson is to interpret the truth correctly. Nobody can accurately interpret the truth. At the yellow level, the best we can hope for is to recognize and interpret the truth as accurately as possible through testing and reconciliation. This is also where you decide whether the experience is unique or novel. We frequently dismiss an experience as boring, saying, "Been there, done that." You must now decide whether the experience was positive or negative. You bring duality into your life. You decide whether the experience is traumatic, beneficial, or life-changing. In this space, the choice has always been yours. Because the blue level is the outside world, you may not have had a say in what happened. But, regardless of what has happened in your life, how you react is entirely up to you. It may take some time to realize that you have control over your thoughts and how you interpret reality, but you have your entire life to figure out how these focus levels work. The red level is where you create your concept of who you are and what you look like. This reflection of reality is your created projection that you use for the next sequence of focus levels. This projection is what you think you look like and what you think your capabilities are. It is not something you usually do intentionally. It is usually an automatic process, but if you are aware, you can intervene in the process with your "observer self" and intentionally create your version of reality. You project this version out to the world and gain feedback in the form of acceptance or rejection. This testing and balancing occurs at the yellow level. When someone does something we don't agree with, it hurts us. We'll remember what they did the next time we see them. We don't see them when we meet them a week later. We see our recollection of what they did. We remember them and see the image of them that we formed internally as a result of the situation that hurt us. They probably have no idea they are harming us. Most people are so preoccupied