The History of the Types — An Evolutionary View

Understanding the Types as they exist today requires understanding how they came to be — and Ra Uru Hu had a great deal to say about this. The History of the Types — An Evolutionary View is Ra's cosmological and evolutionary account of how the four Types emerged, diverged, and came to play the distinct roles they do in the current world.

Ra's account begins with what he called the "original" human — a being with both defined Sacral and initiating capacity, something like a combination of Generator and Manifestor. The genetic mutation that split these qualities apart created the current Type landscape: Generators who have Sacral but not initiating capacity; Manifestors who have initiating capacity but no defined Sacral; Projectors who have neither but have a focused aura designed to guide; Reflectors who have none of the above and serve as the community's mirror and barometer.

What makes this more than cosmological history is Ra's connection to the present transition — the period around 2027 that Ra described as a fundamental mutation in the solar plexus and, with it, a change in the fundamental nature of human experience. The four Types as we know them are a product of the Piscean Age; the world emerging after 2027 will have different mechanical realities. Understanding the evolutionary arc gives that transition context and meaning.

This is advanced material — conceptually rich, requiring familiarity with the Types and their mechanics, and reward for students willing to engage with Ra at his most cosmological.