07-18-2016, 03:20 PM
One thing about Ra that annoys me is that he refuses to accept a question on the level from which it was asked, at least upfront.
Don asks questions that obviously originate at times from his 3 D consciousness and experience. These questions pertain directly to 3 D consciousness.
So why doesn't Ra politely respect that origin and answer the questions upfront?
Instead, RA often begins a response by telling Don how the question is ultimately irrelevant from his 6th D viewpoint. Then Ra gives a little sermon on the nature of reality from a 6 D perspective.
THEN afterwards, RA may deem to answer the question in a manner that addresses the concern and interest of a 3 D incarnate entity named Don.
Now, I am glad that Ra wishes to explain Cosmic Plan to Don and the rest of us. I study such information for the higher perspective.
Yet, there is a proper time for such information.
Call me a lowly grouchy 3 D man, but Ra's style of responding to questions at times is rather annoying.
If a child asks you a question like "why are people mean?" would you respond with a complex rendering of the teachings of Freud, Jung and other psychological theorists? Or would you respond at a level the child could understand. I realize my example falls apart in that a child could not understand Freud and Jung, while an adult can (with work) understand Ra's cosmic theology.
Sometimes it just gets a little thick. I give Don great credit for patience in not at some moment saying "Will you just answer the question I asked in the relative consciousness in which it was asked instead of always going ABSOLUTE on me?"
Don asks questions that obviously originate at times from his 3 D consciousness and experience. These questions pertain directly to 3 D consciousness.
So why doesn't Ra politely respect that origin and answer the questions upfront?
Instead, RA often begins a response by telling Don how the question is ultimately irrelevant from his 6th D viewpoint. Then Ra gives a little sermon on the nature of reality from a 6 D perspective.
THEN afterwards, RA may deem to answer the question in a manner that addresses the concern and interest of a 3 D incarnate entity named Don.
Now, I am glad that Ra wishes to explain Cosmic Plan to Don and the rest of us. I study such information for the higher perspective.
Yet, there is a proper time for such information.
Call me a lowly grouchy 3 D man, but Ra's style of responding to questions at times is rather annoying.
If a child asks you a question like "why are people mean?" would you respond with a complex rendering of the teachings of Freud, Jung and other psychological theorists? Or would you respond at a level the child could understand. I realize my example falls apart in that a child could not understand Freud and Jung, while an adult can (with work) understand Ra's cosmic theology.
Sometimes it just gets a little thick. I give Don great credit for patience in not at some moment saying "Will you just answer the question I asked in the relative consciousness in which it was asked instead of always going ABSOLUTE on me?"