We the Choir Gather and We Learn to Sing Together

[Louisabell]

I expect that, because the questioner was wholly new to swimming in this discipline, Ra was suggesting that he not just jump into the deep end of pool without helpful resources standing by.

Perhaps, but I would think that Ra, in their propensity towards precision, would have specified as much. They instead gave a very general statement which encompassed all those whom are "positively polarised".

I may indeed be conflating, but ritualistic magic is not so unrelated to those who may wish to serve for there to be no use of drawing parallels. I find it interesting that attempts at self-protection may be insufficient in such a circumstance. And indeed, it was the harmony of the group which acted as great support and protector for the original trio.

This quote immediately above suggests to me that, in meditation, although one appears to be alone within, in another sense, in singing the song of one's deepest vibration, one's consciousness is, indeed, singing with all. 

A most beautiful and, no-doubt, advanced form of seeking. Yet isn't that which is new, that which seeks to emerge, at rest when we are? Doesn't it seek expression in the momentary exchanges of its component parts. Isn't it in its most active form in the dynamic interplay of self to self? Playing the notes that "frame the silence", creating the music that can serve as inspiration to others?