Our religion and spirituality shelf holds few titles as demanding as The Ra Contact. Nothing about it courts a casual audience: it is long, it is dense, and it assumes a listener willing to sit with material that does not resolve neatly on the way home from work.
The catalogue files it under the wider heading The Ra Contact: Teaching the Law of One, which signals a body of material rather than a single volume with a beginning and an end. Beyond what the work itself puts on the record, we make no claims about Don Elkins. The writing is left to introduce itself, and there is a great deal of it.