Here we go again (wikipedia)

[Adonai One]

I believe it is relevant to say that the material at hand claims there is no "right or wrong," which can be thusly and intuitively interpreted as it claiming there being no proper "true or false."

The fact of the matter is, although probably not the intent of this Wikipedia editor, that The Ra Material is illogical and pseudoscience (scientia = knowledge) as Ra directly claims there is no knowledge to be had in this dimension "without understanding."

The Ra Material is philosophically opposed to any sense of facts especially when it claims that our confusion has a right to remain and be respected.

The Ra Material is a heavy set of logical nihilism preaching the ways of unseen worlds. There is no knowledge to be had here. The most scientific word you can ascribe to this book is science-fiction, although without the proper respect of the field, at most you have just fantasy with a dash of scientific-sounding lore. Neutrally speaking, this is the nature of pseudo-science, no shame intended nor necessary.

Simply, THEY CLAIM EVERYTHING IS THOUGHT: THE Ra MATERIAL CLAIMS THIS IS A DREAM LAND, EVEN THE BOOK IMPLICITLY BEING FANTASY OF "THE CREATOR."

/2 cents