NT also talks about certain individuals that are so wicked that they are thrown directly into Lake of Fire, they are not given even the benefit of going through Hades (Land of Darkness?). It talks about 2 person that will be thrown into the Lake of Fire even while alive, without even going through the death experience.

London in the NT (which I don't think it is being studied by Ray or Jason ATM) it talks about Hades and Lake of Fire, as 2 distinct states of being. To me it seems Hades = Land of Darkness and Lake of Fire = Kaf HaKela.

Lake of Fire is called the second death. Hades is never called that. At some point, it says even Hades will be thrown into the Lake of Fire. If the correspondence is correct, then Land of Darkness is a temporary state which at some point, itself will be removed from the Universe into Kaf HaKela (supposing the correspondence is valid).

That's a Christian concept, so I am not sure how much Ray knows about it. I am pretty sure Rabbi AA was well versed, as he totally recommended us to study both OT and NT, but not sure how much Ray and Jason is into NT.  It's quite obvious to me e.g. Jason has no idea what NT teaches, etc.

Rabia  I am by no means in a position to be one to cast of stone, I would like just to understand. I would rather be offended while being in a position where things can still be straightened out, than waiting until you get to such a terrible place. As for RoL, that text is very confusing to me. Rabbi AA says those who engage in this kind of behavior are dead inside, spiritually dead, unhappy, etc. and they need to be offered all the help you can give them. That RoL text is very confusing, and it seems to me, somewhat contradictory.  Or maybe is written in such a way, so that various people, depending on their level, could get whatever they need out of it...

London I was talking about Land of Darkness. Ray says he has been there for 24 hours in Earth time. As for Kaph HaKela, I am aware that he says there is no way out. Basically, according to what he says, that's a place of annihilation, so there is nothing to come back from there. That concept is not clearly captured in the Christian theology as it is these days, but it does seem to be hinted at in the Bible.

The concepts in those links are quite different than what Ray talks about...

It seems to me that Ray just gently hints of another action that could land some in the Land of Darkness. When he talks about 2 individuals with the same "charge" either both positive or both "negative", if they come together "and do something" they will end up in the Land of Darkness as well.

It seems to me he talks about those who engage in sexual acts with partners of the same sex, be it males or females.  Am I off the mark here?

If I understand him right, question would be: what can one who has engaged in such actions do, to avoid ending up in the Land of Darkness? Unlike those who commit suicide, we are talking here about people who are still alive, what rectification can be done, to avoid ending in such an awful place?

The more I learn about Jewish mysticism, since spending time on Rays of Light/Ray/Unifyd, the more I find out how initial "Christianity" and Jewish mysticism converge. No wonder, initially Christianity was nothing more than another "sect" within Judaism.

While Reformation did away with the concept of so-called Purgatory, I find out that the exposition Ray gives about the Land of Darkness corresponds quite well to the concept of Purgatory, at least as understood in the more ancient times, before the times of the Reformation.

Kaf HaKela, at least as espoused by Ray, seems to correspond quite precisely to the concept of Hades (Hell) as understood in early Christianity and talked about in the New Testament.

I grew up in a part of Christianity that flows from the Reformation, where there is no belief in a Land of Darkness (or Purgatory). What Ray talks about in here, makes me want to revisit that non-belief and study the concept more. 

I have one, I love it. It's very nice to drive or let them do the driving for you. So quiet and smooth.

Now I understand more why I was told that I am responsible for the way the world is currently. I was like what, who am I, in the end I am a nobody, how can I be responsible for where the world is right now. This helps me understand something the was puzzling to me.