I stumbled upon this 2026 book on goodreads and bought it out of curiosity.
https://www.jasunetherbooks.com/the-cosmic-experience-of-one.html
Although not advertised as such, this is essentially a "sequel" to the Ra Material books. The author claims to be a late 6d Wanderer and although the book only explicitly mentions "Ra" once, it's strongly implied the author is part of the Ra collective.
The author claims the 2012 Great Harvest was delayed by two (11-year) solar cycles and will happen in ~2034. He claims a solar micronova is part of the Great Harvest, which occurs every 75k-years (3 cycles of the precession of the Equinoxes) and diminishing geophysical events also occur at every full-cycle/half-cycle/quarter-cycle, etc. in order to change the "board game" so the "game" doesn't stagnate. He claims that after the micronova, those who don't achieve 4d will stop reincarnating on Earth and the rest will transition to 4d over the span of a century.
The author says the book is meant to help those in late 3d achieve +4d and that more advanced disclosures are happening now vs. prior "simplified" disclosures as we near the event. He says those in early 3d are essentially NPCs- who lack critical thinking- and reincarnate without (much) delay.
Some of the book is a rehash of Ra, which is actually a good thing since it's more accessible than the Ra books which are notoriously difficult to read. The book's latter sections focus on balancing chakras and delve into what "positivity" truly entails and are genuinely insightful regardless of the author's authenticity.
The book says the Creator ("Source" in the book) uses all of our unique perspectives to plan the next iteration of the cosmos- so it can know itself even more- and this is an infinite process. The author also repeatedly emphasizes that STS negatives are us, who have agreed to play that role in the game and our 3d existence is akin to a dream and we are already One with the Source.
Disclaimer: I'm a conspiracy theorist but I'm skeptical of some of the "conspiracy" claims in this book. Even if the author is genuine, that doesn't mean some of the info isn't "distorted", so as always, take what resonates.