of water looks like the sun but is not the real sun. Let's call the sun in the sky, the Buddha nature, the unmistakable undiluted quality. The essence itself, the reflection of the sun upon the surface of the water, is an analogy for our normal, deluded thinking. The expression is that without the sun in the sky, it is impossible for a reflection of the sun to appear. Although there is actually only one sun, it looks like there are two. That is what "one identity with two aspects" means. The essence, the Buddha nature, is like the sun shining in the sky; the expression is our thinking." The blue, red, and yellow levels are called "horizontal" by Miranon because the kinds of activities that take place on these levels are restricted in the direction information and experience appear to flow. If you think of an ant crawling on a basketball, the horizon may appear horizontal to the ant and the ball may seem like an infinite space to move upon, but at some point it is possible to realize it is round and finite. It is the "change in perspective" (the white level) that is demonstrated in the methodology represented by the seven resonant colors.
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Focus Levels- Seven Resonant Colors Described by Miranon
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To summarize the first two levels, the blue level is the objective physical world as we experience it in waking reality. Higher blue levels are less dense realities, such as ideas, time, space, and dreams. The red levels are our internal understanding of what we experienced in the blue levels. It is represented as a reflection of the blue level. In higher red levels, there is less separation between the red and blue levels. The third level is the yellow level, which represents the reconciling relationship between the red and blue levels. 15 Yellow Level The yellow level is a balancing level where what was presented as reality in the blue level is reconciled with what you created as an opinion or projection in the red level. By unifying and testing what you have learned, you gain a better understanding of the event, which leads to a normalization and neutralization of your emotional response to it. It is used to balance the blue and red levels and create understanding before moving on to the higher white levels. In this yellow level, you have to reconcile the difference between what you created as an internal point of view with what reality is showing you. Having found balance and harmony between these two levels you are ready to receive more and deeper
learning. You are in a state now to get more and new information through challenges and healing. The trauma caused by learning the lesson is discovered as part of the yellow process. The yellow level's function is to alert you that trauma or bliss has occurred and is causing imbalance. If you are unable to resolve this imbalance on your own, assistance is available at the rose level for those who are willing to accept it. Unresolved trauma causes unconsciousness and the re-emergence of previously abandoned issues in unexpected and impulsive ways. These are the unconscious motivations and triggers that cause you to ask yourself, "Why did I do that?" As you progress through the white levels, the unconscious becomes known to your conscious awareness in the yellow level. You work through these issues and develop the ability to be open and honest. You learn who and what you are so you can set and achieve goals. When you achieve success, you can be happy. Most importantly, you can discover a source of love within yourself in order to forgive yourself and others. Balancing Reality and Fantasy (Yellow Level) At one extreme, becoming completely absorbed in the "red" level is equivalent to creating a fantasy