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The basics are quite simple:

1. Be patient

2. Be focused.

Being patient might be difficult, but easy compared with being focused. We have to get clear about who or what we want to contact.

When we have financial or business problems, or technical problems in our production line or in developing a new product, then we might need advice from an individual or group in the Creator God realm. When we focus strongly on the problem, we might receive the answer in a dream, or early morning in between our sleep and waking state.

If we have a family problem we might feel to seek the advice of our deceased grandmother.

If we want to seek contact with our guru or spiritual master like people seek help from Jesus, Mohammed, Buddha and others, then we might receive responses from somewhere in the same area which we named Creator God (the light blue area in image II and III). These responses will be in our own specific cultural language. A Jain in India will get clarity via Jain symbols and in her own local language, while an English Christian will get responses from Jesus in the English language and symbols. Everyone will be served according to her/his receptive potentials.

It's pivotal that we are clear where, at which level, we wish to live.

If we seek to leave behind the circles of incarnation\re-incarnation, to achieve self-realization, we might need to seek contact with Great God Beyond (God as Itself, the Real, Noumenal Reality). This needs a totally different focus from the focus on our existence in the material world. For the latter we can try to learn a meditation technique (and also -but dependent on our definition- a contemplation technique).

To approach Great God Beyond we are left to ourselves to find the way; here we need a focus totally inwards and outwards at the same time. An eventual response from the Great God Beyond might be the same for any and everyone, whatever religious or cultural background.

Perhaps it's a blissful silence by which we will understand fully what we need to understand.