Comparing Ra and the Cassiopaeans

[meadow-foreigner]

In addition to the already very insightful posts made so far:

The Casiopeans (later self-proclaimed Cassiopaeans, a vital 'detail' that seems to be overlooked and underconsidered) have displayed, several times, a self-interested perspective in their messages.

They follow the same pattern that of those of the Bringers of the Dawn book.

• They both claim to be the same individuals as their channels, though 'from the future'; 
  
• They both claim that, in their future perspective, things are bad and tyrannical, so they intended to change things up with time travel.
  

In this sense, they can persuade the channel and the audience to legitimize their message, all for the 'sake of the greater good'. Nevertheless, interference is interference, no matter how it's presented or how it frames itself.

In this sense, these sources are both serving their Selves and their agenda.

The Casiopeans also contradicted themselves on several occasions throughout the channelings, even considering the contextual meaning.
An example: in the earlier contacts, they claimed to be both STS and STO as all are one. Years later, they claimed to be 'STO only', even though their momentum and essence suggests otherwise, on several occasions.

Even then, they do present some food for thought, and they seem to be over-invested in the course of events at Earth.

It matters little if the content has a religious, or a seemingly neutral glossing, or whatever else. What matters is how the message makes one think and exercise one's mind; instead of choosing to live as a byproduct of dogma.

It is a display of maturity to get in touch with different perspectives of the same prism and to figure out the explicit and underlying connections. In that sense, it might do everyone some good to do so.