Ra's Adventures in Wonderland

[native]

That's very interesting! I don't find the material to be contradictory, though depending on the particular light of interpretation, it can be at times ambiguous. Which is why I defer to these opening statements in order to determine how to construe some of the later quotes.

This feeling of mine is mostly stirred up when one focuses on learning from others. Balance becomes infinitely subtle.

"In the case of Wanderers there are half-forgotten overlays of other lessons and other densities."

Even though I no longer label myself a wanderer, and prefer to leave it as a mystery, there is enough guidance left out to cause confusion. One problem with the material is that there are questions I have based on statements made, but clearing them up is not possible.

Also, Ra was teaching to the group. Don = Power, Carla = Love, Jim = Wisdom. I don't know what Don and Carla's level of development was at the time. How balanced were they? What was their understanding? Luckily Jim had eastern knowledge, and that comes through. It's said that most adepts aren't even awake, yet some of us came to the material with relative balance and a unified understanding, so perhaps I read too much into the statements. I've been trying to focus on living in harmony, rather than thinking about everything too much.