Why did the Planning era produce so many people, according to Ra?

In his reading, to give the mutation as many chances as possible. Ra says the Planning era brought an enormous population explosion so that there would be as many biological mutative potentials as possible for the coming mutation to arrive, and that when the Cross of Planning ends, that population diversity is over. Elsewhere he makes the same point through the Temple lock: the countless jobs and forms of work of our time exist so that the largest possible population can survive long enough for the mutation to emerge. His own comment on that is dry: we're guinea pigs, cute ones. And in the Plan lock he describes the purpose of organizing and educating so many people as creating a vast, mutated gene pool. It is a cold picture, and he meant it as the impersonal logic of the program, not as a judgment on anyone's worth. Your life is not measured by it.

This is not a fact, not medical advice and not a promise of healing. It is part of the cosmology Ra Uru Hu, who founded Human Design, left behind, and nobody knows exactly how it will unfold.

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