Because in his reading the homogenized life of humanity points toward the group consciousness of the Rave. Ra says that religions and other collectivizing institutions, with millions of people doing the same thing at the same moment, are tools for fusing consciousness, and in that sense they point at the Rave. He calls homogenization normal, and says that is exactly why it is so hard to get people to break away from it: it is where the program is going. Later he calls it simply an organizing principle. Then he turns it around for us. Humans will never be Raves and will never live without selfhood, so for a human being the task is to break out of homogenization. That is his argument for deconditioning in the new era: not because the world will get easier, but because the pull toward sameness is the program's direction and living your own design is the human counterweight.
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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