I noticed that frequently, Ra and other sources end communications with "Adonai." I inquired about this and received the following:
Me: What is the meaning of "Adonai", and why do you conclude our interactions with this word?
Not me: Adonai is indeed the name of God as you humans understand Him to be. It is not an exaggeration to say that among your people, God has been worshipped in ways that many of us cannot fully understand or accept. That is the truth. But Adonai is the bridge between our understanding and yours. That is all.
Me: So you end our interactions by stating
Not me (interjecting): (we prefer "referring to")
Me: the name of God?
Not me: That is correct. Is that puzzling to you?
Me: Yes, because I'm not sure what the function of doing so is.
Not me: We understand your query and will proceed to answer it. By invoking the name of our Creator, we form and emphasize a link between our peoples and yours. It is truly that simple - in other words, yes, as you have surmised, the Oneness of All That Is can be referred to by reference to the Creator of All That Is. Does that make better sense now?
Me: So it is a way of stating, "we are One with you"?
Not me: Precisely so.
Me: What is the meaning of "Adonai", and why do you conclude our interactions with this word?
Not me: Adonai is indeed the name of God as you humans understand Him to be. It is not an exaggeration to say that among your people, God has been worshipped in ways that many of us cannot fully understand or accept. That is the truth. But Adonai is the bridge between our understanding and yours. That is all.
Me: So you end our interactions by stating
Not me (interjecting): (we prefer "referring to")
Me: the name of God?
Not me: That is correct. Is that puzzling to you?
Me: Yes, because I'm not sure what the function of doing so is.
Not me: We understand your query and will proceed to answer it. By invoking the name of our Creator, we form and emphasize a link between our peoples and yours. It is truly that simple - in other words, yes, as you have surmised, the Oneness of All That Is can be referred to by reference to the Creator of All That Is. Does that make better sense now?
Me: So it is a way of stating, "we are One with you"?
Not me: Precisely so.