What did our most recent ancestors — the seven-centered being — give us? Our seven-centered ancestors were wired to be left, or strategic, and use strategic focus to seek stability in order to survive. That focus gave the seven-centered human a significant advantage in being able to establish its hunting territory in order to defend itself, and to create the infrastructure of what ultimately would be the roots of our civilizations and cultures.

As a result, our seven-centered ancestors gave us philosophies, science, art, music — and God. Reliance on a God or gods provided them with focus. Their entire motivation was centered on survival of their physical bodies, and the concept of God offset the fears they had around that survival.

We are nine-centered beings born into a world that puts seven-centered concepts, morality and expectations on us; but we are not seven-centered. We are wired differently, we’re biologically different, and their way is not our way, their path is not our path, their God is not our God. Though we nine-centered beings are born into and conditioned to a seven-centered world, for us, that is the world of the not-self.

So, what is our God? Do we actually have a God? What is keeping us from our potential? What can our life mean? The answers to these questions provide a way for the nine-centered being to find freedom and fulfill our potential, and are at the heart of Godless Perfection, a lecture Ra gave as part of his Rave Cosmology 8: Mystic Monologue series.

Join Ra in looking at life, at your life, with different eyes — the eyes of a nine-centered being unfettered by seven-centered concepts.