consciousness to reach higher levels of clarity and awareness. This advancement is accomplished through self-awareness and the acquisition of life lessons. This process is experienced during meditation by accessing seven focus levels to process an event. What is normally an automatic cognitive process is slowed and revealed to the explorer so that they are aware of their progress in processing an event. The instructor's role is to walk the explorer through the methodology and teach them the skills they need to level up on their own. To summarize, the seven resonant colors are used to combine the learning and grieving processes. The explorer can either passively progress through the focus levels or actively seek out the process in order to consciously engage the process and accelerate spiritual growth. The revelation is that the process is a combination of seven focus levels to complete a learning process and enter a new level of awareness, rather than a single focus level. Below are the detailed descriptions of each resonant color with additional information about the learning and grieving process. This is followed by practical examples and then the detail description of each focus level. Blue Level
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Focus Levels- Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon
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The blue level is awareness; you are aware that you are witnessing an event or receiving information. It is the introduction of a new concept as well as the adjustment period during which you become acquainted with the concept. The white levels of transition move into a soothing area of blue. These blue levels are used to calm and relax the awareness so it can experience the event. It is also used to recover, remember, and experience the transition from the previous level. The event happened, the 8 information was experienced. By the time you have a realization, it has already happened. You are at the event. It came so fast it was instantaneous. A flash of insight that it happened and you are just becoming aware enough to realize it. You have not decided what to think yet. There is still that pause. You are unsure of what it is. As soon as you try to label it, you move into a red level, so you are still here, faced with a mystery of the pure unknown. You can describe it with color, shape, texture, smell, sound, and even taste. You are a child in awe. This experience is so unique that you have not even thought of fear yet. No, this is not frightening or threatening. You are safe. This is the present moment
in the greatest and most wondrous mystery of all. It is you before you decide what is now. It is just being present. This is reality. A blue focus level is physical reality. The higher octaves of blue levels are layers of reality as they are experienced in less dense forms until they do not relate to any form of physical description. For example, a rock falls. You experience the rock falling at focus levels F1, F8, and F15 because you also exist at these levels. The way you perceive the rock falling is what determines the focus level at which you are experiencing reality. More information will follow about these levels of perception in the description of the white focus levels. A sign of having made a transition from a white level into a blue level is discovering your train of thought is judging your previous actions. This is the reason you might ruminate before going to sleep. You might think, "How could I have done that?" Rather than seeing this as recrimination and a source of shame or other emotion, embrace this as a sign that you are becoming conscious. An affirmation phrase such as, "I did the best I could with the information and understanding I had at the time." "The best I can hope for is to learn from this and not repeat the same mistake again."