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Date published: Tue, 16 Dec 2025 09:18:26 +0000

雷尔利安运动于历史性接触前夕发布系列纪录片揭示先知的政治使命

正值10月7日至9日，雷尔（Raël）即将在琉球与来自世界各地的数百名雷尔利安共同庆祝他与耶洛因第二次接触50周年的国际庆典大会（详见www.rael.org）前夕的几周内，国际雷尔利安运动（IRM）自豪地宣布正式发布：系列纪录片《雷尔：五十年精神革命》第八集。本集揭示了最后一位先知的使命中深刻的政治本质。

“Rael is the most revolutionary figure of our time,” said Thomas Kaenzig, Raelian。
雷尔利安运动高级指导员兼发言人托马斯•凯恩兹（Thomas Kaenzig）表示：“雷尔是我们这个时代最具革命性的人物，50年来，他不知疲倦地传播着来自我们的外星创造者们耶洛因（ELOHIM）的讯息，同时也提出了支持个人自由和人权的无数倡议，这些倡议常常引发争议。“

在一次针对雷尔利安的演讲中，雷尔曾经解释：“我们在每个领域里都是彻底的革命者，因为我们在此是为了拯救人类。耶洛因给予人类的讯息并非关于UFO或外星生命，而是关乎拯救人类及保障其未来。这才是我们的首要使命。“

许多颇具影响力的活动正是在雷尔的指导下开创起来的。凯恩兹特别指出，2001年发起大胆的“反儿童侵害”全球倡议活动（Nopedo运动），毫不畏缩地谴责了天主教会内的恋童癖恶行。凯恩兹表示：“我们率先揭露了这一问题，尽管遭到了强烈的抵制。然而如今事态的发展印证了他的预见，这正是先知的使命：照亮那些世人拒绝正视的禁忌与不公。”

此外，本集纪录片还介绍了16年前发起的“国际袒胸运动”。该运动领导人纳丁•加里（Nadine Gary）对此这样说明：“这是破除根深蒂固性别歧视的教育实践，引导人类重新审视过时的社会规范。”

凯恩兹总结道：“雷尔利安运动远非边缘化的UFO信仰团体，而是一个在地球上最具革命性的组织，并受到了雷尔著作中所揭示的先进科学与哲学启示的启迪和指导。”（免费下载：www.rael.org/downloads）

系列纪录片《雷尔：五十年精神革命》全集已在优兔（YouTube）官方频道发布：

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75oMvkOKMWU

星期二 09 九月 2025