I have a confession to make.

[Bring4th_Austin]

I'm really not sure I understand why it is seen to be a confession to "come out" as a wanderer of Ra. There have been many members, some in passing, some still present, that feel they are wanderers of Ra. It's never been something that needs to be hidden. Why is this considered a confession for some people? I've not seen a single instance where a member was ostracized nor worshiped for revealing their feelings of being a Ra wanderer. As spero pointed out, being a Ra wanderer here on this forum really wouldn't be such an unusual thing.

Why would realizing the nature of being a wanderer change the weight one's words carry? Ra wanderers are still veiled humans. Their opinions and interpretations of spirituality are just as fallible as anyone else's. Being a wanderer of Ra does not offer one a divine connection to Ra's collective mind and does not make anyone's opinion about the Ra material any more or less valid. There's no reason to recuse oneself from participation because of this realization.

How one uses this realization is much more important in terms of participating here than the actual realization itself. Understanding of spiritual concepts should be able to stand on their own without any self-declarations of wisdom, power, or higher authority in interpretation because of a perceived special connection. If one must raise up the personality in order to defend one's points, how sound was the point to begin with?

I have no doubt there are many Ra wanderers here, some who are aware and some who are not. Bring4th is a home for wanderers. You are welcome here. You are among your family. We love you, Ra or not.