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Your Own Utopia reads a stretch of the Law of One in which Ra answers questions about the Confederation and about density. Ra ties the Confederation to the way planets work together, then treats a count of about five hundred member worlds as small beside the number of planets in this galaxy. The word galaxy is used here the way another reader might say star system, and Ra notes that an earlier exchange mixed the two meanings. Life, in this answer, is not limited to one local group. The Law of One is described as a path that runs through every galaxy toward an eighth density. Harvest, in the same passage, requires a being to know that it does not yet understand. The fifth-density harvest is reserved for those who take up what Ra calls the honor and duty of that law. Past the fourth density, Ra says, explanation fails. What can be said is mostly what that level is not, and words are left behind unless someone chooses to use them.
Key points
- Ra treats a Confederation of about five hundred planets as small beside a whole galaxy.
- An earlier mix-up of galaxy and star system is corrected in this reading.
- The Law of One is described as a path toward an eighth density in every galaxy.
- Harvest here depends on knowing that one does not yet understand.
- Past the fourth density, Ra says speech runs out unless words are chosen on purpose.
Short quotes
There seems to be a relatively small number of Confederation planets around.
Ra, The Law of One on density
Ra calls the Confederation small beside the number of worlds in the galaxy. Watch at 1:34
Beyond fourth density, our ability grows more limited until we become without words.
Ra, The Law of One on density
The answer says speech fails as the scale of being rises. Watch at 5:39
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