The Institute introduction expands the name as manifestation and creation, and mentions experiments involving seeds, water and spoon bending. Those are the program’s reported activities and claims; its name does not establish that psychokinesis occurred. Usage: Program description · archived Institute introduction Editorial definition: /terminology#mc2 References: Introduction To TMI (Laurie Monroe) https://archive.org/details/introduction-to-tmi-laurie-monroe Metamusic (Meta music; Metamusic Artist Series) · Programs & audio An audio family combining musical compositions with Hemi-Sync sound technology. An archived technical presentation describes blending the signals into artists’ compositions and plays an early example, Midsummer Night. The category identifies a music-based audio format rather than a residential course or a particular Focus level. Usage: Music-based audio family · archived technical presentation Editorial definition: /terminology#metamusic References: 2014 Professional Seminar: Hemi-Sync® Evolution (A.J. Honeycutt) https://archive.org/details/2014-aj-honeycutt Mind Food (MindFood; MF audio) · Programs & audio An audio family of exercises aimed at particular activities or experiences, identified separately from Gateway, Human Plus and Metamusic in the archive.
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The journal listening guide lists examples including Energy Walk, sleep recordings and guided exercises. A technical presentation uses Into the Light, a guided exploration of near-death themes, as a contemporary example. Specific titles have different purposes; the family name does not describe a single course. Usage: Audio family · journal listening guide and technical presentation Editorial definition: /terminology#mind-food References: Hemi-Sync® Journal 1998-1 (Winter) https://archive.org/details/hemi-sync-journal-1998-1-winter; 2014 Professional Seminar: Hemi-Sync® Evolution (A.J. Honeycutt) https://archive.org/details/2014-aj-honeycutt Miranon · Accounts & ideas The name of a reported nonphysical communicator in several Explorer sessions. The identity presented through Explorer Six/SHE sessions whose statements about levels, planes, colors, and consciousness were later compiled and interpreted by Daniel Erickson. Editorial definition: /terminology#miranon References: Focus Levels - Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon https://archive.org/details/miranon-focus-levels-erickson; Compiled Explorer Series Transcripts #1-32 https://archive.org/details/compiled-explorer-series-transcripts-1-32 Miranon seven-color model (Miranon focus levels; seven resonant colors; 0–49 map) · Accounts & ideas A later map that arranges numbered levels into repeating groups of seven colors.
A repeating seven-stage interpretation of Focus 0 through 49 assembled by Daniel Erickson from Miranon/Explorer material, Monroe references, diagrams, exercises, and Erickson's commentary; it is not a standardized Monroe Institute meaning for every integer. Editorial definition: /terminology#miranon-seven-colors References: Focus Levels - Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon https://archive.org/details/miranon-focus-levels-erickson Monitor (interviewer) · Basics The person who stays in conversation with an Explorer during a session. The monitor asks questions and records what is reported. The participant’s account, the monitor’s question and a later editor’s explanation are different kinds of material. Editorial definition: /terminology#monitor References: Compiled Explorer Series Transcripts https://archive.org/details/compiled-explorer-series-transcripts-1-32 Monroe Sound Science (MSS) · Programs & audio A later name for Monroe audio methods, described here through a secondary source. A later umbrella label for Monroe audio technology and methods; the currently promoted direct citation is Erickson's secondary description and should not be treated as an independent mechanism finding. Editorial definition: /terminology#monroe-sound-science References: Focus Levels - Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon https://archive.org/details/miranon-focus-levels-erickson Nonverbal communication (NVC; non-verbal communication; direct knowing) · Accounts & ideas