Miranon's seven colors run from blue to white. Blue is a pulsing, soothing level that eases a consciousness into a new plane. Red is a more intense level of immersion in the senses. Yellow is inner awareness and the development of the mind. Rose is the vertical level of love, openness and unity, where he and SHE can meet. Green is a tranquil healing light. Purple is the sixth. White is the full circle that touches every other level and holds all color. The first three levels are horizontal, he says, and the colors radiate. He says the sequence repeats in every plane of existence, physical and non-physical. Is Miranon a real being or the Explorer's imagination? The recordings cannot settle that. They do show a long run of sessions in which Monroe questioned the communicator while SHE was in Focus 12 with electrodes attached, and in which the voice has its own manner, humor and admitted limits. They also show the Explorers' own caution: SHE's contact says she blocks him at times, and TC describes working to remove personal noise from the communication. Monroe described Explorers as volunteers who learn to blend with another form of intelligence and presented Miranon as a non-physical friend. Whether that is a being, a part of the Explorer's mind or something else is for each listener to weigh. Which tapes feature Miranon, and where can I hear them?
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Explorer 5 introduces him, with SHE in Focus 12 and the first naming. Explorer 6, Miranon Levels and Planes of Existence, is the best place to hear the seven colors. Explorer 13, Human Existence, is a relaxed question-and-answer session, and Explorer 14 is titled The Brain and Higher Consciousness. The Institute's title for Explorer 9 names Miranon beside TC's contact Thor, and TC reports sessions with Miranon in other recordings. The recordings and transcripts are free in the Explorer Series collections on the Internet Archive, and the Monroe Institute's YouTube channel carries many of the tapes. Do Miranon's levels match the Focus levels in Gateway? They overlap in the lab, but they are not the same thing. In Explorer 6 Monroe counted SHE through levels 15 to 22, which Miranon had called the levels of human life on Earth, and she reported colors and changes of vibration as he counted. The seven-color structure, in which every plane repeats seven levels from blue to white, is Miranon's description. The home Gateway program is organized around Monroe's numbered Focus levels, such as Focus 10 and 12, and you do not need the colors to use it. Daniel Erickson's booklet lines the colors up with the Focus numbers and quotes a Monroe meditation that moves from the blue of Focus 15 to the white of Focus 21, with diagrams from Nancy McMoneagle's compilation.
References: Explorer Series: Compiled Audio Files (1-32), Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/monroe-institute-explorer-series-1; Compiled Explorer Series Transcripts #1-32, Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/compiled-explorer-series-transcripts-1-32; Focus Levels: Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon (Daniel Erickson), Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/miranon-focus-levels-erickson; Explorer SHE Audio Files & Transcripts, Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/she-explorer-session-audio; Hemi-Sync Journal 2004 Winter/Spring, Internet Archive https://archive.org/details/hemi-sync-journal-2004-1-2-winter-spring