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Fecha publicación: Fri, 16 May 2025 23:16:11 +0000

El Movimiento Raeliano Internacional presenta "Rael, el Último Profeta: 50 Años de Revolución Espiritual"

Las Vegas, 5 de febrero de 2024 - El Movimiento Raeliano Internacional (MRI) anuncia con orgullo el lanzamiento de su innovadora serie, "Rael, el Último Profeta: 50 Años de Revolución Espiritual". La serie se estrenará el 7 de febrero en YouTube, invitando a los espectadores a embarcarse en un viaje que visita de nuevo, los orígenes y despliega el futuro del MRI. El público, a nivel mundial, podrá ver el gran estreno a través de https://www.youtube.com/@RaelianMovement (en inglés) y https://www.youtube.com/@MouvementRaelien (en francés) y posiblemente en español en https://www.youtube.com/@MovimientoRaeliano

Pierre Gary, Presidente del MRI, expresó su entusiasmo por la serie, que sigue a la convención internacional en Okinawa el pasado diciembre, celebrando medio siglo desde el trascendental encuentro de Rael con un ser humano extraterrestre. Este evento contó con la participación de más de quinientos asistentes de aproximadamente cincuenta países, rindiendo homenaje a Rael, el último Profeta en la Tierra.

La serie promete adentrarse en los orígenes del MRI, hechos que sucedieron luego del encuentro de Rael el 13 de diciembre de 1973 con el representante principal de los Elohim. A esta civilización, avanzada en ingeniería genética, se le atribuye la creación de toda vida en la Tierra. La misión del MRI es revelar nuestros orígenes extraterrestres y abogar por una espiritualidad revolucionaria, desprovista de dioses o evolución, alineándose con los principios del universo infinito.

"La religión del infinito", explicó Gary, "desafía las teorías tradicionales creacionistas y evolutivas, proponiendo en cambio que la naturaleza infinita del universo en tiempo y espacio es fundamental para entender nuestra existencia". Subrayó las enseñanzas de Rael durante las últimas cinco décadas, haciendo hincapié en técnicas de meditación sensual para fomentar una conexión profunda con el universo y redescubrir el verdadero significado de la religión.

El MRI tiene como objetivo capacitar a las personas para llevar vidas de felicidad y plenitud, libres de restricciones sociales y fundamentadas en el respeto por todas las formas de vida, eliminando así la violencia. Esta visión para la humanidad se alinea con la redistribución de la riqueza y el avance de la ciencia para disfrutar de los placeres de la vida y cultivar cualidades durante mucho tiempo reprimidas por una sociedad patriarcal.

A lo largo de varios episodios, la serie explorará diversos aspectos de la religión del infinito, culminando en el 50 aniversario del segundo encuentro de Rael con los Elohim, el 7 de octubre de 2025.

El Movimiento Raeliano Internacional invita a la audiencia globalmente, a presenciar esta extraordinaria exploración de la próxima revolución espiritual que promete redefinir nuestro mundo y nuestra identidad cósmica.

Para obtener más información, por favor contactar:

Email: info©raelianos.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MovimientoRaelianoOficial

Monday 05 February 2024