Hope for humanity

[Shin'Ar]

and if the higher beings have learned only now to save souls from total destruction

I *think* that sixth density managed to save them after all. I struggle to understand this quote in a completely clear way. Here it is:

26.21 Questioner: Could you give us an example from Hiroshima or Nagasaki of how this is done?

Ra: I am Ra. Those who were destroyed, not by radiation, but by the trauma of the energy release, found not only the body/mind/spirit complex made unviable, but also a disarrangement of that unique vibratory complex you have called the spirit complex, which we understand as a mind/body/spirit complex, to be completely disarranged without possibility of re-integration. This would be the loss to the Creator of part of the Creator and thus we were given permission, not to stop the events, but to ensure the survival of the, shall we say, disembodied mind/body/spirit complex. This we did in those events which you mention, losing no spirit or portion or holograph or microcosm of the macrocosmic Infinite One.

Can anyone offer their own interpretation here too, whether Ra means that some spirit complexes got destroyed, or if they managed to save everybody?

Ra is trying to tell you that the Creator had made the mistake of allowing the acquisition of such destructive technology, and that the damage was already done and stopping it now would not solve the problem. The One was already wounded. It was now more important to save those whose sacred geometry had been shattered so destrctively that it could not be put back together again.

Ankh, it is like this. Humpty Dumpty's ignorance of the danger of sitting precariously on the wall was going to happen one way or the other because he was allowed to sit on the wall in the first place. The damage is already done. There is no sense in trying to stop him from doing it today, because we all know he likes it so much that he is going to do it again tommorrow. The only thing we can do now is try to rebuild him now that he has fallen.

This is a metaphor for those humans who are so addicted to the flesh that their true soul cannot realize its true potential. Their addiction is holding them back. The Creator made the mistake of allowing the first visitors to this planet to become too attached to its offerings of physicality. The true lust of the spirit was not expected to be so addcitive. But once those beings became lost in the addiction it was too late to change things. All that could be done now was to send others to try to put them back together again.