perspective on action vs inaction

[MonadicSpectrum]

I think one thing that is often missed when considering the work of the "good guys" is that we often don't see what could have been. From the higher dimensions, most possibilities and probabilities can be seen, and it is my understanding that much work was done to shift the probabilities of transition to fourth density to be as pleasant as possible. When one considers all the apocalyptic prophecies, I believe that we are doing quite well to be in the timeline that we are currently experiencing given what could have been regarding numerous natural disasters, nuclear bombs, diseases that are actually really deadly, etc. We may not like where we are too much, but it's certainly better than many other possible timelines.

Helping others by giving them knowledge and power is always double edged in the sense that those people who receive the knowledge can use it for good or ill. It's the responsibility of the one doing the teaching to validate if the students are mature enough to use the knowledge wisely. For example, if humans are taught about nuclear technology, whoever taught us is partly responsible karmically for nuclear weapons that killed people. Because of this, much knowledge is kept from humans even if it could be helpful because humans may use that knowledge for evil instead.

Another example is that Ra attempted to teach about hierarchies with the pyramid geometry, but the idea got twisted in humanity to be used for evil rather than good by inverting the pyramid: those lower on the hierarchy were transformed from students to slaves. A slightly polarized positive society will quickly polarize completely by properly applying the idea of a pyramid to teach everyone how to polarize positively with those higher on the hierarchy serving those lower on the hierarchy (The king is the greatest servant of all as opposed to everyone serving the king). Something as simple as a pyramid geometry can have a large impact on the growth of a civilization so it is very difficult to know how to help wisely.

Rather than helping by introducing new ideas that could be twisted easily, it was decided to send wanderers to live among the humans. By wandering, no external ideas were introduced to humanity so most of the ideas would develop naturally while the wanderers would have a spiritual bias to seek for love and truth to help humanity grow from within. This was found to be the best balance between helping and allowing humanity to grow naturally.