I do not yet know.

[Plenum]

sweet. That's about one third in. Most of the important principles are introduced by then, and then the last quarter of the books delve into the archetypal mind, which is a specialised, and important study, but is rather distant from the concerns of most seekers. It's good stuff to know, but requires a bit of an investment in time to get something out of.

The Ra stuff is pretty unique in how it describes, in clarity, some of these principles:

* the Law of Free Will
* the articulation of the Densities
* the structure and significance of the energy centres
* the requirements for a Choice
* why Earth (as a 3d planet) is in the state that it is
* and of course the Wanderer phenomena.

I first read the Ra stuff about 7-8 years ago, and it was a game changer. The internet made it a game changer because everyone around the world could find it, free of charge, and get 'enlightened' if they so wished.

Many people read it for days on end, and couldn't stop themselves. I myself read the pdf's at work at any spare moment I could.

I'm glad to hear about your experience Shawn. It's a delight to know that others are experiencing what I experienced, and that the magic is as strong as ever.

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regards your comment about past lives and lack of recall, that was my case, and still is to a large degree. I have had several 'flashes', but they were offered or triggered by experiences in the present, and it was sort of a resonance effect. I by no means dwell on those flashback incidents, and I don't base my identity on them. However, I do identify as a Wanderer, quite innately. Ra's description of it left me in tears in fact; it described my state of beingness as I had lived my whole life.

ok, enough waffle from me. Thanks so much for your introduction, and I hope you find everything that you are looking for.

cheers buddy.

Garry