Doug offers a speculation built from the Ra Material, Christian mysticism, and process philosophy: that concrescence — Whitehead’s “the many become one, and are increased by one” — operates vertically across orders of magnitude, and that the Christ event was a oneing of the solar Logos with the sub-sub-Logoic level, which is us. The argument moves through two logjams. The first came before the veil, when third-density beings remembered they were the Creator and evolution crawled at turtle speed; the veil broke it and made third density the axis on which creation turns. The second is here, now, on Terra — a planet of third-density repeaters enmeshed in the Great BASH, the collective thought form built from our inefficient use of bellicosity, showing up energetically as an orange-ray overlay on a green-ray planet. Doug argues that Yahweh is our solar Logos, learning to parent through Venus, Maldek, and Mars, limited by Ra’s teaching that a sub-Logos can only supply catalyst to the first triad of energy centers. Once the heart opens, the teaching runs the other way. What follows is the co-presencing of Logos and messenger in one body, the ankh as the shape of loss and renewal, and forgiveness planted as a seed inside the eye of the Great BASH. Discussion follows on whether a God who cannot participate in green ray is still God.

Key References:

•Ra 82.18–82.19 — pre-veil third density; “turtle to the cheetah”; the absence of gusto, élan vital

•Ra 41.14 — green-ray pressure producing orange-ray manifestation

•Ra 9.7 — Martian transfer; “a careful series of genetical adjustments”

•Ra 18.20–18.21 — the Anak; the elite-consciousness failure

•Ra 54.17 — the sub-Logos offers catalyst only at the first triad

•Ra 65.16 — Logos to Logos, Creator to Creator, not parent to child

•Ra 17.11–17.12 — Jesus as a wanderer of no name, highest sub-octave of fourth density

•Ra 17.20 — forgiveness as the stoppage of the wheel of karma

•Ra 17.22 — “not an entity of itself but… a messenger of the One Creator”

•Ra 18.12 — forgiveness of other-self is forgiveness of self

•Ra 93.24, 94.26 — the crux ansata; all things offering themselves for transformation

•Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality — concrescence

•Richard Rohr, The Universal Christ — “God loves things by becoming them”

•Perichoresis (the Greek fathers); the Chalcedonian formula