The session and answer is as follows:
Questioner: How would such stone heads influence a people to take the path of service to self?
Ra: I am Ra. Picture, if you will, the entities living in such a way that their mind/body/spirit complexes are at what seems to be the mercy of forces which they cannot control. Given a charged entity such as a statue or a rock formation charged with nothing but power, it is possible for the free will of those viewing this particular structure or formation to ascribe to this power, power over those things which cannot be controlled. This, then, has the potential for the further distortion to power over other-selves.
There are a lot of parts of the Law of One that are obviously, unspeakably, profound.
This is not one of them. Unlike Session 19.17 or 10.12. This is one of those that sounds like casual, and for practical purposes, irrelevant. But, this kind of passage is the reason it is worth going through the Law of One with a fine tooth comb. In my view, it is actually very important.
What is being said here, is that when people hold a God like being. But not God. Like, a statue, or perhaps a figure like the Native Americans worship animal guides. Or the polytheistic religions in general. Or even, the Law of Attraction often does this; people have been quoted as part of Law of Attraction groups saying things like people deserved Volcanoes destroying their villages because they were thinking wrong. When people, as part of that religion, ascribe to those forces the power over things like... wind. This is actually a negatively polarised way of looking at things.
Which is quite interesting. Because it is quite a frequent way of looking at things within spiritual and religious cultures.
It reminds me of one of David Wilcocks stories. He said that he went out into the forest and it was incredibly windy, and he shouted something about being free as part of some sort of ritual. And the wind immediately stopped after that.
I have recently talked about stopping with a dream catcher. This has turned out well. It appears that nightmares it was apparently blocking which I am getting now. They seem to ground me. And my ability to write music appears to be returning!
So I was thinking about what the Dream Catcher probably means on a "magickal" level. The Native Americans were not the peaceful loving people almost all US media seems to paint them as. I picked up Benjamin Franklins autobiography. As Benjamin Franklin is someone that the Law of One advises to study further. Benjamin talks about dealing with them in non positive terms. And they were also known to go to war with each other and use rape as a weapon of war.
Considering that. It is quite the bastardisation of history to express Native Americans in only positive terms. As they are in the media.
If the Native Americans were like this. Then it would be likely to me that a dream catcher would serve the function of keeping away the most negative parts of their minds so they would not be bothered by their own behaviours and carnage. So the dream catcher was likely, not "negative" per sey. But with negative people. It allowed them to have an apparently positive dream life while being a negative, warlike culture.
Whereas, in todays culture. Where many of us have not even used a weapon in combat. The apparent 'negativity' in our subconscious minds potentially serves a positive purpose.
Another person that the Law of One advised to study further was Thomas Jefferson. The founding of America seems to have been given a positive nod by the Law of One. And this did come at the destruction of the Native American culture.
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