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samvado
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I just have to get this out of my system:
I am thru Wave I, II and IV (starting III today) and I have read secret history and high strangeness before.
I have also read all of Ra including Wanderers and Wilcocks 3 volume 1000 pages and heaps from asc2k.
From that alone (and I am limiting myself to samples from the "Ra universe") I would deduct that knowledge may be a good thing to have to satisfy inbread curiosity (which already killed the cat) AND occasionally can be helpful in eliciting the correct understanding out of an otherwise confusing situation BUT it is only for the BRAVE and it certainly does not PROTECT.
Don Elkins is dead, Wilcock imo is a megalomaniac crazy (= not dangerous), Laura has been almost killed and is still under attack bad enough to stop publishing C conversation directly. In what way has knowledge protected? In what way CAN it protect a cow that knows I am her slaughterer (well, not me, I'm vegetarian from being my lunch?
I am not just asking a hypothetical question because this seems the prime guideline of the Cs. A search found over 30 references on this forum alone and the books are full of it.
I mean in what way would detailed and in depth knowlege of the meat processing industry save a cow from her destiny? She has no hand to wield a weapon and no conecptual language to inform her cousins. even total enlightenment about the matter wouldnt save her.
if the difference in power, understanding and world-view between 3rd and 4th densitiy is as vast as explained by the Cs (and Ra) the cow is better off against us than we are against 4d STS.
the only way I could possibly imagine knowledge to be helpful is in making better decisions and thereby somewhat using our free will (another bothersome question - how much of it is free?) in a more enlightened way. But then it would be "intelligent application of knowledge protects".
I am thru Wave I, II and IV (starting III today) and I have read secret history and high strangeness before.
I have also read all of Ra including Wanderers and Wilcocks 3 volume 1000 pages and heaps from asc2k.
From that alone (and I am limiting myself to samples from the "Ra universe") I would deduct that knowledge may be a good thing to have to satisfy inbread curiosity (which already killed the cat) AND occasionally can be helpful in eliciting the correct understanding out of an otherwise confusing situation BUT it is only for the BRAVE and it certainly does not PROTECT.
Don Elkins is dead, Wilcock imo is a megalomaniac crazy (= not dangerous), Laura has been almost killed and is still under attack bad enough to stop publishing C conversation directly. In what way has knowledge protected? In what way CAN it protect a cow that knows I am her slaughterer (well, not me, I'm vegetarian from being my lunch?
I am not just asking a hypothetical question because this seems the prime guideline of the Cs. A search found over 30 references on this forum alone and the books are full of it.
I mean in what way would detailed and in depth knowlege of the meat processing industry save a cow from her destiny? She has no hand to wield a weapon and no conecptual language to inform her cousins. even total enlightenment about the matter wouldnt save her.
if the difference in power, understanding and world-view between 3rd and 4th densitiy is as vast as explained by the Cs (and Ra) the cow is better off against us than we are against 4d STS.
the only way I could possibly imagine knowledge to be helpful is in making better decisions and thereby somewhat using our free will (another bothersome question - how much of it is free?) in a more enlightened way. But then it would be "intelligent application of knowledge protects".