Homo Sapiens in Transitus | RC8.8

In 2008, Ra Uru Hu delivered a lecture on what he termed Homo Sapiens in Transitus, discussing humanity's transition from seven-centered beings to nine-centered beings, a shift that began in 1781.

He explored the profound implications this transformation has had on our awareness, physical longevity, and societal structures. Ra emphasized that we stand at the threshold of a new era, where our species is still heavily influenced by the ultra-strategic, survival-focused nature of our seven-centered past, while also beginning to unlock the receptive awareness and extended lifespans characteristic of nine-centered beings.

With the backdrop of the Cross of Planning fading, Ra highlights the tension between tribal survival mechanisms and the development of deeper consciousness. He encourages the importance of understanding this evolutionary shift, particularly in recognizing how humanity remains tied to a fading past. The path forward, he informs, lies in individual empowerment and self-guided decision-making.