through their environment. Becoming aware this is a new place where you have new abilities that were previously not possible. This space is lighter and more buoyant. It is easier to move. It feels like with just a little jump you could be free of the ground where the plants and rocks exist. Color is more vibrant. You can move faster than the rocks and plants. They seem to stand still in relation to your new ability to move around. Time is on a different scale for you now. You can still hear the plants speak but it is so slow you can leave and return and they are still on the same word. 48 Focus Level 9 Color red, Geometry: A horizontal layer where a natural awareness of moving to a higher plane is not obvious. It is easy to form
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attachments and believe that you are the attachment. Any entity encountered on this level is independent and typically alone. This is a mirror image that you create based on your understanding of the previous level. At this level the process of creating the mirror image is automatic. Awareness is limited in understanding the image. Though being fascinated, you are unaware that it is your projection of what is real. You believe you are in the movie rather than watching it as an observer. It is the second level where animals will appear. Think in terms of animal behavior: Survival, procreation, defending space, loved ones, and possessions. While meditating, I continue to walk into the surf, the waves are near my nose. I am floating most of the time now, occasionally I am fully submerged and aware there is a reflection on the bottom of the ocean surface. The wave rises and descends now. I touch the sandy bottom again. I realize I can float and submerge easily. I'm getting comfortable with this sensation. Looking down I see a slab marked F9. F9 is the point at which you become aware of your own existence as a created being and discover yourself solely as a
result of looking in the mirror and seeing yourself as someone on the outside might see you. Do you recognize this image as yourself, run away from it, or attack it when you see it? Are you embarrassed or ashamed when you finally accept that this image is you, or do you feel pride, empathy, and love? I had an office with a huge reflective window. The outside of the window was mirrored and it stretched to the ground. A red bird would come to the window and peck at its image. I often wondered how it could survive spending so much time fighting itself. I considered that the bird would resolve its conflict or die trying because it seemed to be stuck at the level of realizing its own reflection. At this focus level you