Comparing Ra and the Cassiopaeans

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(Their version of Yahweh that the books do confirm was a teacher that helped transfer us from Mars).

Which books?

"A Dweller on Two Planets" and the sequel "An Earth Dweller's Return". The being Terre/Yahweh, I can't really tell if he is true and heart-felt STO, distorted and cold STO, or just outright something else less wholesome. He interferes in certain ways to direct the main character but doesn't save him from getting screwed over when it's needed. He lets the "bad guy" of the first book get away with basically everything and then randomly "blasts" him into the "outer darkness" after all is said and done, and then proceeds to leave and let the protagonist die to the "bad guy"'s machinations. There are some quotes attributed to this Terre/Yahweh character in the second book that seem to point to an attitude that our mind/body/spirit complexes in this life our little more than machines. While there is some truth to that statement, there's also ignorance. I don't think this being has much real love or respect for incarnate beings from what I gather. I would like to be wrong, but things such as love(when combined with a hint of wisdom) and more so, respect, are a two way street...in the grand scheme of things, we are all equal, so being of a higher density or later stage in spiritual development does not make one a worthy master or teacher if they are cold and detached and play us like pawns, in my( admittedly sometimes less than humble opinion).

Can you say me the exactly book and page I find this information about Mars transference?