The Language Barrier in the Ra Material

[Bring4th_Austin]

This post is sort of tangential and personal, but I think it ultimately comes down to that language barrier. Ra spoke in such a way that a vast majority of the population here on Earth will see absolutely nothing worthy in their words. Why do I see it? What is it I am seeing? How can something be so absolutely significant to me, and speak on such an elevated level, yet look like just word salad to so many others (many who possess greater intelligence than I do)?

I don't really like this answer, because it can be interpreted as elitist and also as a kind of confirmation bias, but nonetheless I think Ra's statement that "it is to the middle and first of these groups that this information will, shall we say, make sense" addresses your question.

I think it's probably one of the more likely explanation. I know you're not alone in thinking that passage means that, essentially, it is only these groups of wanderers who will make sense of the Ra material. I do think it's a likely explanation, but I do see some alternate interpretations of that statement. The fact that I don't feel like a wanderer (I wouldn't be surprised if I were, but all of my investigation and intuition on the issue suggests otherwise) probably keeps me from buying completely into that explanation. But it would make sense.

Some sessions or even individual responses from Ra contain such an unbelievably concentrated amount of information in every sentence, they rival entire books of philosophical information. In fact, I have a hard time following some books if the information is so 'watered down' in comparison to the Ra Material. Every single time I come back to the material and re-read it, I find a session and/or answer that contains some unbelievably impactful philosophical information I overlooked the previous readthroughs.

This is why I kind of laugh at that publisher rejection letter line that says the material is "so void of information - of content." Like, really?! The information in these words is so dense that I can read it 10 times and still find new nuances that reveal more information in the words. It's true that the grammar can be cumbersome, such as Ra calling "words" "sound vibratory complexes" - that's 3 words where Ra could have just used one word. But I think in instances like that, Ra had a reason for using the terms they did, to denote or hint at something greater than the word we would commonly use for certain concepts.

But "void of information"?! It's such a stark contrast between those who "get it" and those who don't.