Random Ra Material Questions

[APeacefulWarrior]

According to Ra, those negative entities, here on Eath, which have achieved harvestability on the service-to-self path, are free to kill, rape, enslave, cheat, etc., for this is their 'picnic'. As examples we have Taras Bulba, Genghis Khan, and Rasputin, who, instead of paying for all the lives destroyed, during their own bloody lives, are now enjoying the freedom and power of fourth density.

I think it's important to remember that there are many, MANY universes and worlds and modes of existence out there. According to Ra, there are universes of negativity that are playgrounds for dark picnics, which I can only imagine as being something like the "hell" of the Hellraiser movies if you happen to know those. Entire dimensions populated with nothing *but* creatures who thrive on blood and pain and sorrow.

Those freshly 4D entities you envy will basically become the fresh meat for far larger and more vicious entities. It's the "always a bigger fish" cycle for the STSs, from what I can make out from Ra's (somewhat brief) comments on the matter. Their further advancement towards 5D wisdom will involve a lot of suffering, a large part of it their own.

So, my question is: What makes harvestable negative entities immune to karma? It means that if an entity is enough of a badass, it is literally free to destroy anyone's life without any spiritual debt? Where is the law of reaction, also called karma, in this situation? Love of self indeed neutralizes the spiritual effects of hating others?

Karma is a tricky thing to talk about, but it's really not a justice system. "Good" and "Evil" are distortions. So are "Positive" and "Negative." There's only The Creator experiencing Creation through all the modes of existence it has to offer. Because there are predators, there are prey. When lovers love, the Creator knows the lovers' joy. When a killer kills, the Creator knows the killer's joy.

Karma largely means that we construct the lives that we live in. A brutally negative person will be drawn towards brutally negative existences. But he will also suffer the obvious consequences of such lives: Live by the sword, die by the sword. That's karma.

Ultimately every experience we have, painful or pleasurable, is just another step towards the universal understanding that lies in 7D and beyond.