Confederation of Planets
There are many Confederations in our galaxy and the universe. The local chapter, if you will—the Confederation of Planets In the Service of the Infinite Creator—is a group consisting of approximately fifty-three civilizations, comprised of approximately five hundred planetary consciousnesses, along with entities from Earth’s inner planes and graduates from Earth’s third density—at least at the time of the Ra contact.
Built on a service-to-others philosophy rooted in an understanding of unity beyond polarity, “it is a true confederation in that its members are not alike but are all allied in service according to the Law of One.” In this arrangement or structure, love, wisdom, and power are mutually shared, and each honors the free will of each and offers mutual support.
A key qualification for inclusion in this organization is a pure and total dedication to service to the One Infinite Creator:
Ra gives some indication about the advent of the Confederation arising out of this singular desire to serve:
As they expanded their awareness of other entities and ways of service, their response was to share information, to share themselves, and to begin coordinating on the basis of their “commonly held goals” of service to others:
And toward that end, they voluntarily placed their collective data—all their memories and understanding and lived experience—in a central repository that became available to all. (See Author’s Note for a deeper dive on this topic.)
This represents an exquisite level of harmony, unity, and shared purpose. Thus, unlike the groups of the Orion Empire who face constant disintegration due to the spiritual entropy[15] inherent in pitting power against power, the Confederation suffers no power loss and is able to act as one being.
As with their negative counterpart, the Orion Empire, great opportunities for their own advancement come by way of offering their particular service to those of third density. But whereas the Orion group calls itself to conquest, the Confederation of Planets awaits the call to service, aiding only insofar as it is requested, and always in the support of the free will of the entity receiving their service. They seek not to take power but to empower others.
Among the great variety of services the Confederation offers those of third density, they: serve as metaphorical “gardeners” supervising and assisting in the harvest of third density; assist in spiritual awakening and evolution through inspirational dreams, waking visions, and symbolic communication and contact;[16] beam or broadcast pure streams of love and light to those who call, including to those engaged in sexual energy transfer; "lessen the chances of planetary annihilation" as a product of the fourth-density battle; reintegrate souls following the tragic use of nuclear weapons; and even send "vibratory aid" to those of the second density to assist their evolution.
The second class of those who ward this process are those of the Confederation who have the honor/duty of standing in the small places at the edge of the steps of light/love so that those entities being harvested will not, no matter how confused or unable to make contact with their higher self, stumble and fall away for any reason other than the strength of the light. These Confederation entities catch those who stumble and set them aright so that they may continue into the light. – 51.1
Ra: I am Ra. This is correct. If there is fear and doom, the contact was quite likely of a negative nature. If the result is hope, friendly feelings, and the awakening of a positive feeling of purposeful service to others, the marks of Confederation contact are evident. – 53.17
The principal philosophy they offer to planet Earth is one centered on the underlying unity of all creation; the love, light, and joy inherent in that unity; and the possibilities of healing and transformation in that realization.
Author’s Note: The Interesting Peculiarities of a Confederation
Encyclopedia Brittanica describes the term “confederation” as one that historically came to mean “a union of sovereign states in which the stress is laid on the autonomy of each constituent body.”[17] In another entry,[18] Brittanica says:
“Confederations are voluntary associations of independent states that, to secure some common purpose, agree to certain limitations on their freedom of action and establish some joint machinery of consultation or deliberation. The limitations on the freedom of action of the member states may be as trivial as an acknowledgment of their duty to consult with each other before taking some independent action, or as significant as the obligation to be bound by majority decisions of the member states. Confederations usually fail to provide for an effective executive authority and lack viable central governments.”
I believe that the group that L/L Research channels chose the term “confederation” because it captures the dynamics of sharing power, resources, and decision-making among a mosaic of unique, sovereign beings; each of whom joins together voluntarily in shared mission with only unbridled, authentic love for one another in their hearts—untainted by desire to deceive, manipulate, or control. Consequently, they renounce the need for any centralized, supreme authority to enforce hierarchical order.
In this decentralized arrangement, the parts are not subsumed by the whole. Instead, the parts retain their autonomy, identity, and freedom, each shining individually while being woven into a coherent picture that creates a stronger whole which can, unlike their negative counterpart, act as one being.
Maybe this is like a jazz ensemble that thrives on spontaneous cooperation where the unity of the music relies on free association and consensual agreements rather than a conductor holding a uniform tempo.
Central Thought Complex: As a Confederation, social memory complexes and planetary civilizations possess something wildly inconceivable:
While I can only speculate about the true nature and function of a “central thought complex” available to all, several implications are apparent:
Within a social memory complex, the entirety of an individual’s lived experience is shared freely and joyfully with the whole. This encompasses memories, talents, skills, emotions, and, most precious of all, each person’s unique perspective. Picture a telepathic network on Earth where, through mind alone, one can access the ingenuity of an engineer, the creativity of a poet, or the humor of a comedian. In such a network, we might feel the sorrow of one who has suffered and, in turn, offer consolation and solidarity; or we might share a message, perspective, or hard-won lesson so that the whole may benefit. More than a mere telepathic connection, this is literally a shared mind that emerges when the planet’s already existent consciousness is fully unveiled.
Now, imagine that the complete “data” of this planetary mind could be, so to speak, uploaded to a repository, and not one isolated to our world, but shared with fifty-two other civilizations and nearly five hundred planetary consciousnesses![19] Although this is nearly unfathomable to our individual, separation-bound minds, it strongly suggests that the visionary ideas of science fiction are closer to reality than we might have imagined: the contents of consciousness can indeed be shared, uploaded, and transferred.[20]
Moreover, this central thought complex is likely far more than a static archive. It appears to be an advanced evolution of what, in baby steps, is emerging on Earth. Over the past three decades, we have digitized much of humanity’s accumulated knowledge and placed it on the internet. Now, with the advent of artificial intelligence, we have endowed that database with a form of profound intelligence—one that can synthesize, distill, and tailor information to our specific queries, acting as the embryonic mind of our collective, outsourced consciousness.
In the Confederation’s infinitely larger and deeper database—which encompasses the totality of its members’ lived experience—one can be sure that similar, if not more expansive, functionality exists. One might even imagine that there are ways of immersing oneself in this central thought that are beyond our wildest dreams.
AI Technology: In the following two Q&As, we have what sounds eerily like AI as we know it:
Ra: I am Ra. This is incorrect. However, many of your peoples request the same basic information in enormous repetition, and for a social memory complex to speak ad infinitum about the need to meditate is a waste of the considerable abilities of such social memory complexes.
Thus, some entities have had approved by the Council of Saturn the placement and maintenance of these message-givers for those whose needs are simple, thus reserving the abilities of the Confederation members for those already meditating and absorbing information, which are then ready for additional information. – 60.25
The bolded portion in 60.24 above suggests that this is more than a mere mechanical device. This intelligent, thinking machine is activated when (a) there is a seeking that the device senses on a level of consciousness outside of our conscious purview and (b), the entity doing the seeking is of the “proper vibratory level.” This device, then, transmits information along “computerized lines” of consciousness tailored to that seeking in order to inform and inspire. If the third-density entity uses the received information to make progress, then the entity may receive the next level of information from a Confederation member directly.
Their Overwhelming Desire: In the main entry above, I shared passages relevant to how a social memory complex joins a confederation, including:
In the throes of our suffering and confusion on planet Earth, we may at times daydream of what the end of suffering in the permanent realization of peace may be like as a lived experience. Examining these passages offers one a profound window. When entities are no longer encumbered by a veil of forgetting, and thus live without significant suffering, limitation, isolation, sense of deprivation, or the other varieties of the bruising reality of the veil—when they have complete and unfettered freedom to, essentially, do as they wish—what is it that they feel? What is it that they elect or need to do with this luminous, joyful, unified consciousness? Only one overriding answer and directive emerges: help others.
There is, of course, the pull of the journey itself, the quest to more and more completely realize the self as the One Infinite Creator. There is likely a level of play and exploration we can scarcely imagination. But there is no life of self-indulgence that turns a deaf ear to the calls and cries for help. Instead, there is a full-hearted, unwavering commitment to serve others to the fullest of one’s ability.
Number of Confederations in Our Galaxy: If the Confederation can be staffed from entities of the third density and above, we can venture a very rough, and ultimately supremely unimportant, calculation for how many Confederations might exist in our galaxy alone, beginning with the membership of our own local confederation. In 6.24 Ra says that our Confederation consists of “approximately five hundred planetary consciousnesses.”
Ra indicates that about 67 million planets in our galaxy possess at least one density of consciousness, with some hosting multiple densities. By applying my napkin math (see the Citations section in the “Density” entry) and subtracting roughly 20 million planets (those likely limited to first and/or second density) we arrive at nearly 47 million planets that harbor one or more densities ranging from three through seven. If that is even remotely correct, it suggests that close to 47 million planets could contribute members to a confederation.
Assuming that the membership size of other confederations mirrors our own, this would imply the existence of approximately 94 thousand confederations in the Milky Way alone.[21] Admittedly, this figure is highly speculative. However, even if that number is inflated by a factor of 300%—to account for factors such as pre-veiled conditions or a diminished need for confederation in planets closer to the galactic center—the result would still be tens of thousands of confederations.
It is remarkable to consider that a body of around 500 planetary consciousnesses is directly responsible for serving just seven solar systems (16.33). If the quality and caliber of schools on Earth are measured in lower teacher-to-student ratios, then our local Confederation of Planets in Service to the One Infinite Creator sets a high standard of excellence. Though most teachers struggle when they have an unruly, difficult child in class.
Despite the care and forethought invested in responding to the calling of our world, the history of the Confederation’s attempts to meet humanity’s spiritual needs have been characterized by outcomes that did not go according to plan—their service became “perversions, or antitheses, of [their] intentions in sharing information.” Thus, “It was clear to not only us but also to the Council and the Guardians that our methods were not appropriate for this particular sphere.” (24.4)
In Ra’s case, they attributed the unintended consequences of their actions to their great naiveté in working with those of Earth—in their innocence, they habitually misunderstood our ways. But as the plans of all who have worked with Earth have repeatedly gone awry, the Confederation has consequently continually revised and adapted their strategy. Nowadays they attempt to serve with as little disruption to free will as possible. Speaking through vocal channels is a principal way for them to share their light without risk of inadvertent infringement.
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