Focus Levels Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon Assembled and commented By Daniel Erickson 1 About the cover Nancy McMoneagle assembled several transcripts from the Miranon sessions into a booklet. I was able to find a pdf version called “Explorer 6.pdf.” This document had the transcripts of the Miranon Explorer 6 tapes found in the Monroe archives. Here is the link to that recording if you want to hear those tapes: https://archive.org/details/monroe-institute-explorer- series-1/Explorer+06+-+Miranon+Levels+ %26+Planes+of+Existance.mp3 In addition to the transcripts, the document included several illustrations that help to clarify much of what Miranon was saying. A total view of the geometry of the focus levels as they touch and relate to one another is shown on the right. I am very grateful for the work so many others have done to preserve this information and share it with the The Seven Resonant Colors drawn world. Thank you to S. Solomon for her late nights by Nancy “Scooter” McMoneagle, editing this document. My hope is that this document Former Director of the Monroe Institute provides a deeper understanding of the focus levels and brings to light the wonderful methodology
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inherent in the seven resonant colors. The meaning of the geometry of the seven resonant colors is shown in detail here. The horizontal numbers are labeled "blue," "red," and "yellow" on the diagram. Rose, the number four, is ascending as well as descending. The fifth number is descending, the sixth is ascending, and the seventh is all-encompassing. This geometry refers to the type of energetic movement found at each color level. This document will teach you how these colors, which represent different focus levels, can aid in your spiritual healing and growth. I wish you the best of luck on your journey. I would