Ra's Adventures in Wonderland

[Tenet Nosce]

Ah well Tenet, I do not understand how you arrived at this point of view from reading the Ra material, but I find this very interesting.

So here we are. Equally perplexed at each other's read of the material. But, for the most part, on the same page with respect to our ethical stance. And yet, there is only one of us here.

Now THAT is a mystery, my web friend!

1) Do you believe in true free will ?

Yes. But I don't think it is what most people think it is. According to the Ra material, free will is defined as the first distortion. Another one of those all-too-easily-glossed-over little factoids.

I believe free will is acquired by incarnation, but rarely exercised within it. For example, making a decision to be helpful to one's brothers and sisters is very nice and admirable. But there isn't much free will involved.

Free will has potentiated, both the Creator of us all and our selves as co-Creators with intelligent infinity which has will. This will may be drawn upon by the indigo or form-making body and its wisdom used to then choose the appropriate locus and type of experience which this co-Creator or sub-sub-Logos you call so carelessly a person will take.

2) Do you believe that there is such a thing as objective Truth ?

Yes. The Law of One.

3) If you answered yes to 2, do you believe it is possible to be aware of the objective Truth while being incarnated in veiled 3d ?

Well, we are certainly aware of it, so yes. However, there is a rather vast expanse or bridge between our awareness of it, and our experience of it. This is where faith comes in.

4) If you answered yes to 3, do you believe that becoming aware of the objective Truth while incarnated in veiled 3d would instantly dispel the illusion ?

I believe what you are talking about here, in terms of the Ra material, is called contact with intelligent infinity. Thus:

The experience of each entity is unique in perception of intelligent infinity. Perceptions range from a limitless joy to a strong dedication to service to others while in the incarnated state. The entity which reaches intelligent infinity most often will perceive this experience as one of unspeakable profundity. However, it is not usual for the entity to immediately desire the cessation of the incarnation. Rather the desire to communicate or use this experience to aid others is extremely strong.

Therefore, the "desire to communicate or use this experience to aid others" would most likely result in one making The Choice to continue to experience the illusion in some form. Although that distortion is not in any case necessary.

Thank you my friend!

Thank you.