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Focus Levels- Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon

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can easily be identified as physical and consensus reality. "Horizontal" refers to the geometry as shown on the About the Cover section of this document. Horizontal indicates the types of activities that typically take place on that level in reference to movement with energetic entities. The blue levels are typically where you observe the results of an action. The red and yellow levels are also horizontal because they are your initial response and reaction to the blue level. Deep relaxation and other states of mind that occur naturally on a blue level are possible, but during meditation you enter these states consciously and can direct the content of the experience. As you gain experience meditating on a blue level, you will realize that if a blue level is waking reality, then higher blue focus levels are another dimension of reality. As a response to an expectation of an alternate reality, it is possible to imagine traveling to new worlds, expecting cloud cities and fantastical buildings and terrain. On one level, it's called imagination. Yes, a new plane of existence can be defined as a strange new world, much like a science fiction novel. There is a very subtle point here that needs to be clarified when Miranon said, "new plane of existence,

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in which it is learning and establishing the foundation for the other levels within that plane of existence." Thinking practically, a "new plane of existence" is a different perspective on the reality you are currently experiencing. It is a fresh viewpoint that modifies how you communicate with others, perceive difficulties, and react to them. This viewpoint might appear uninteresting compared to fantastic imagined worlds, but keep in mind that there is a practical side to this knowledge. What do Miranon's "new planes of existence" entail? It is the transition from one thought pattern to another, much like how a child develops into an adult. The blue level represents the establishment of a new mode of perception, laying the groundwork for the rules governing that group of seven resonant colors. The key point here is that at higher blue levels you have control over what that blue level is and how you react to it. The subsequent levels allow you to develop skills for sensing and thriving within that group of seven resonant colors. These skills and abilities can then be transferred to waking reality, allowing you to increase the focus level with which you experience reality. When your internal

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dialogue changes, then you can expand your awareness in ways that increase rapport. The phrase, "when you change your internal world, the external world changes," this is what Miranon is talking 10 about when he says, "new plane of existence." Affecting personal change is one purpose of the seven resonant colors. The process of being open to new information and possibilities will become clearer as your awareness of the seven resonant colors grows. A blue level represents objective reality; at the upper levels, it is more subjective. Therefore, at higher blue focus levels, you may experience it as a black void because you have not developed the virtual senses to perceive it. By returning your attention to that level over many meditative sessions, you will gain experience in accordance with your ability to perceive. This process becomes invaluable as you will need this skill to develop your senses at higher levels. This explains why, as you begin meditating, it is difficult to visualize anything at all. When you explore a focus level, you bring your energy there in the form of attention. Bob mentions the creation of a "second body" and how it has other capabilities than what you have in the physical. It is generated automatically at these focus levels by utilizing the