Why does Ra say the knowledge has to go back to an oral tradition?

Because he expects the institutions and infrastructures that store knowledge to lose the frequency that maintains them. He says truth moving into the future cannot be carried on the internet, and that an age of individuality returns to an oral tradition, teacher to student, one person at a time. Later he sharpens the image: it is time for another Library of Alexandria, and the libraries are people. He points specifically at humans with right minds, whose receptive capacity he describes as an enormous potential for storing knowledge, and says it is humans who are going to be the resource. That is one of the clearest practical instructions Ra gave about 2027, and it is not about hoarding files. It is about knowing something well enough to hand it to somebody in front of you, and about teaching children while the window is open.

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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