0:00 Whether UFOs exist or not, this answer is is clear for I would say a majority of people. Okay, they're here, but who are they? Why are they here? What what do they have to tell us? Those are the interesting question. And that's where that's where the rad movement comes in. >> I was lost. I was searching. I could never make sense or or believe in this idea that an almighty god created us. Truth is the most important better than yourself. >> Most of us grew up with the same basic idea that life began somewhere else beyond us not divine but something else. >> Elohim is the creator came from another
0:48 planet and they created all life scientifically. The DNA contain a code, the programming codes to program this. And the code needs intelligence. For these people, this goes beyond belief. >> Elohim has so much love. They enjoy the creation. They want you to be happy inside. Uh no guilt. So for me this idea that there had to be a link between life on Earth and extraterrestrials was very very clear and very rational. If life was created like this then it's something we can truly understand. And if it can be understood, it can be learned and eventually replicated.
1:36 Humanity is at a stage now where we can literally create a golden age. So why do you believe this? What about the soul? Are you saying we don't have souls? If life was created the way you describe, that means it could be done again right? Are aliens involved in cloning. So it sounds like you're telling me there could be a human clone out there running around right now. Who are the aliens? What do they believe? Why do they believe? There's a lot of things that has been twisted by the media because we are we think
2:22 differently. First of all, when you say such a ritual created life, the Christian and people who believe in God don't like that. So they going to, you know, some people they're going to say a lot of lies about us. >> The rain philosophy is is first and foremost a unifying philosophy. We're not trying to convince anybody. We just try to reach to make it available so people can choose and decide by themsel if they are freethinker. >> Ra is simply somebody who recognizes the Elohim as our creators and Ra as the last messenger. That's the simple definition. >> They ask only if we wish to welcome them back. Raens are people who believe that humanity was created by advanced extraterrestrials through science, not
3:10 chance or divinity. To them, life is part of an ongoing experiment in evolution, consciousness, and eventually becoming like our creators. >> Well, our slogan is no god, no soul. >> When you say god, then you are not equal. You make it somebody almighty. You know >> there is no god but there are creators and and the soul as an e theorical soul this doesn't exist. The word soul comes from the Latin anima and which means what animates life what gives life. And so basically the the demystified version of the the the word soul is DNA. And we can use that DNA to
3:57 recreate somebody once they passed away. That's when we talk about life after death. So if if unless science intervenes, nothing happens. From dust we were to dust we go. If life was truly created by something like us, then it's not just a mystery. It's a process. And processes can be repeated. Now our signs, our primitive science, we are some if you want to uh call it stage one, we we can of of of recreating a person what we nowadays we know the the cloning technology right which is like recreating a laterorn twin meaning that animal or or person has the
4:44 same DNA but obviously born at a different time different conditions not the same person. Stage two would be to be able to create somebody directly at an adult stage and and this is like we can call that an advanced growth process which we we don't master yet but the Elohim master that and the third part is a transfer of memory and personality because everything that I um all my thoughts everything it's in my brain right so just a matter of basically being able to extract that and put it on um you can call it a hard life and then from there upload it on that person we created in at the at an adult stage. Right? The Elohim, our extraterrestrial creators, they could do that already. There is the first secret of life is
5:30 that to a little operation in the brain somewhere that acts on the DNA code and you can live 10 times longer. Same age like between 16 and 22 years old. same age for 10,000 years if you eat well and after that you get age very fast and you die. But if you want to continue, they take a cell, they put it in a machine, the machine use the code and create the same human but 20 years old that you are. and they transferred brain connection all of the because the what you are is is is the neurons how they are connected together. So when you have
6:16 all of the connections here you reproduce that in the brain of that person and it is you but that that is thanks to science thanks to an advanced form of science we can get there right now on on if if science doesn't do something we we simply go back to dust. Yeah. Are the Raians directly involved in cloning? >> So first of all, it's a big mis common misconception or misunderstanding that the Raila movement is not involved in any human cloning activities. The RA movement philosophically supports the concept of cloning. Why? Because it is the first step towards a scientific eternal life. Um where does the misunderstanding come from? Dolly the sheep was born in June 1996. The
7:04 announcement about Dolly's birth was months was made months later. Why? Because the scientists thought it's way too controversial. They thought, "Oh, let's wait a little bit. Also, make sure it doesn't die right away." And at the time, the Catholic Pope was saying, "Wow, cloning is dangerous. We should never clone humans." and R heard, you know, the Catholic Pope saying this about uh about human cloning and a prophet being by definition counterculture. Uh and like he likes to do what uh what the establishment is against. And so he said, well, if the Catholic post is against human cloning, I'm going to create a human clothing company. So what RA did it was like think of it like um
7:50 like a spin-off project of the railing movement like a he created what we call a seed company. It was called Veiant Venture and it was just a PO box in the Bahamas. Yeah. I mean you can I think still look this up. But the idea was never for the rail and movement to to to to run the company to be involved in this on an operational level. It was really actually 1997 was really just more like a yeah to to make a public stance in favor of human cloning. And then uh a raian her name is Bridget Basilier who has a um she's a scientist herself has two PhDs in in in natural science and she said well you know and she talked about I said I want to do this. I mean I actually want to do this not not just you know talk about I want
8:36 to do this. And so in 1999, Ra said, "Okay, go ahead, you know, and and and do it." But it's not, you know, it's not related to the movement. You're going to have your own, you know, you got to look for your own investors and and, you know, because that's how we're going to reach eternal life through cloning. >> The reason why you don't hear anything about it is because in the early early 2003, Bridget is um also French citizen. I mean, originally she's been living in in North America now for I don't know a good good 30 years, I think, but originally she's from France, so she's still a French citizen. And France passed a law early 2003 basically making it punishable up to 30 years in prison for any French citizen
9:21 being involved in reproductive human cloning and and the statutory period of limitation. I think it was something totally crazy. I think like 30 years after the clone has reached adulthood and we talking about almost you know 50 years. I mean you you could literally kill somebody in France, you would not go to jail for 30 years. Maybe you get what 15 20 years if you create life, you know, through human cloning, which is another reproductive technique ultimately. You go to potentially to prison for 30 years. And that's why Bridget, you know, kind of basically stopped everything and and, you know, doesn't really never made any further public statements about it because she's looking at, you know, potentially being arrested and and being in jail for 30 years. So before we move on,
10:07 so it seems like there's a a human clone out there probably living secretly and we might find out about it later. Is that basically kind of more than one? Should be uh um should be more than one. Yes. But but then again, you know, people always, oh clone, but what do we talk about? It's it's it's we already have twins, right? Nobody's going to like, "Oh, wow. Oh, look. Twins. Wow. Let's put in the front page news. They're twins." You're like, "Okay, well, I know plenty of twins, you know." So, it's And it's just a laterorn twin. I mean, yeah. Is it is it wow? Wow. But may maybe but I think in in 2025 if uh where I think the the more
10:54 wow and the really wow is is I think for me when we can be able to transfer memory and personality and and and basically live live an eternal life and and and a scientific eternal life you know that that's that's that's the big wow for me. Yeah. I think we have to again look at this from a point of view like any any new technology in the beginning it it faces opposition. Um you know for the Louise Brown the first test tube baby it it took it took a while before they revealed you know her name and everything and and it was it was controversial right and nowadays thousands of children are being born through IVF and nobody it's not a big deal. The same thing happened on on the planet of the the Elohim. Um when when
11:40 they started to create life, there were there were groups or a part of society there who were against it. They were saying it's dangerous and everything and and that's but thanks to that thanks to that they they went elsewhere came here and and uh yeah and that's why we're alive. Now with the science we can go travel space travel and we can create life in a laboratory. So it's very obvious that um hey we can do same thing as what Elohim did. we can go another planet and we can create create life from the beginning. And this is uh gives this uh how should I say a very enthusiastic outlook uh
12:28 towards the future. A future where we will very soon not have to work. Actually >> cloning. Whoa. So what does this mean for other religions? >> We clearly say there's no God and no soul and no evolution. Take that. You have a problem with that? You have a problem. So we we as radians we're here to to transmit to convey an information to humanity. So the rain philosophy not only connects all the religions it also connects religion and science explaining that we are created scientifically. I I think it makes life more enjoyable
13:14 because when you realize, wow, I'm yes, I was born one day and and I will die one day. So, let's let's make the most of it, you know. And and railings, we we demystify a lot of things that that are taboo in society. Critics of the Raian movement have long raised concerns about its recruitment tactics, controversial teachings on sex and cloning, and the influence its leadership holds over devoted followers. Former members and outside observers have accused the group of manipulation, exploitation, and targeting vulnerable people searching for meaning. Many believe not only is it not helpful, but harmful.
14:01 We don't care whether it's helpful or not. You know, as Rains, we're here to spread the truth. I you know, I we we we like to say it as it is. You like it or not, you know, this is, you know, this is the person's problem, not the message is not here to to please. I think that that's very important to to understand. >> Some go as far as to call the Raian movement a cult. Well, you know, any minority religion um would be unfortunately called cult. Cult is uh it's not negative, but they put a negative twist to it because there are bad things that happen with people. They grew together and they they had a bad philosophy,
14:48 killed themselves or you know um scam, you know, a lot of scam. See, you know, Catholic Church is a cult of the majority. Christian is a cult of the majority. It's a cult when you do things like prayer or you know it's a cult that means you have activities that um it's cultural. So yes, a radiance has some activity that they do. They have holidays, they have meditation, they have um telepathic communication, a tentative tentative attempt, an attempt to communicate. We don't receive. We have a culture, but it's benign. It's peaceful. We have to judge people for what they do. And also be careful of the lies. The media
15:33 lies all the time. We talk about sexuality. People are free. That means they choose their sexuality. That's all it means. Doesn't mean you have to do everything. No, it means what do I want? When you say sexuality, you want you don't want to be free in sexuality. You don't want to be free. When you say freedom, sexual freedom. Yes, of course we want to be free. Want to be free to choose. That's what it means. People say, "Oh, you have sexual freedom." You don't want to be free. You know what? What what what kind of brainwash did you get? You know what kind of lies? Anything goes you have to respect fasting is consent to between partner it can be single it can be multiple that's your wish you know it can be both sex or something but it's
16:20 about your pleasure we we respect anybody who is happy happy to feel well uh first of we don't believe in marriage because marriage is is the contract you know and then we believe in the unconditional love um between the partner that's your choice if you want multiple or um or single to me it's I I like one partner but some people multiple partner is fine as long as you are respecting and and always remember don't turn the love to hate we are like you we're the same we we're people we love we fratonize we we have sport we do all kind of stuff we're not together,
17:06 living together, well dispersed. And like I do diving, I go hunting, fishing, I go biking. I'm like you. But I I have the right to think differently than you. And maybe some of you if you read the book, maybe you think it's makes sense. But it's up to you. It's up to you. First of all, Railent, we are um it's our philosophy, but everybody has their own personal private life and also professional life. Nobody in the radar movement gets paid, right? It's all something we do in our free time and I've lucky enough nowadays I do have uh a reasonable amount of uh free time. I'm uh I still work as a uh a
17:53 CFO in a biotech company but you know I could do my own schedule and and have substantial amount of time available to to help the rate of movement. At the center of the Railium philosophy is the belief that advances in science and technology should eventually eliminate the need for most human labor, creating a world where people are free to pursue happiness, creativity and personal fulfillment rather than just working to survive because robots and and AI will will basically provide for everything, right? Of course then we have to ask ourselves you know what what are humans going to do and that's really what the rain philosophy the reign philosophy fills
18:39 that how should I say that spiritual gap the technological change we don't need the railings for that that happens automatically as we speak right now there's tens of thousands of PhDs who invent new things and engineers who who bring new technologies and everything so this technological singularity as it's called. This will happen by itself. Basically, >> one day they're going to uh they're going to take all the job. Maybe it's going to be hard, but uh actually it's wonderful. So, we need to destroy money. As long as we have this system of money, we are slavery. And that's why um AI or robot is is wonderful. You see in uh in
19:26 Las Vegas, you see the taxi with without the um driver, right? It's wonderful. So that's going to happen to everything. And what we going to do uh after the no more walk, no more money, we do just only what we like to do. importance or usefulness of the range philosophy is it's going to fill a gap for on a spiritual philosophical level because most people if you think about it nowadays they're just used to their regular 9 to5. One of uh my co-workers um her father retired a few months ago and he soon after retirement he he couldn't handle it. He said I I not doing anything and he he literally went back to work.
20:11 But it's crazy. We're not made to work, right? But it's just because we were conditioned from an early stage on, you know, in school everywhere to be a good consumer, a good producer, and and you're basically go to college, get a degree, and you're going to make a lot of money, and then make some kids, and then bring them to school, blah blah blah blah blah, and and it's but all this is for it's basically in a future society that's going to come. This is all totally useless. So the the reen philosophy through a a focus on on developing one's happiness and and it will it will totally change. It's it's a paradigm shift and the reen philosophy we're here to to bring about this
20:57 paradigm shift. One of the most controversial decisions was its early adoption of a symbol combining the star of David with a swastika. Raians argue that this symbol represents infinity and balance, but critics see it as deeply offensive due to its association with Nazis and the Holocaust. >> When you say, you know, oh, it's perceived in a bad way. I spend a lot of time in Asia, it's a highly revert symbol there. It's it's a wholly sacred symbol. So there's actually over a billion people on this planet including railins for who the swastika is a sacred symbol. So I don't have to you know I
21:42 don't even see how I have to defend myself. Yeah. >> What does it mean? >> Um ethmologically uh it comes from the Sanskrit means uh little things associated with well-being. More importantly though is what what what's the meaning of the the swastika right? It it basically um represents infinity in time explained that everything is cyclical. There's no beginning, no end as it was taught in Buddhism, right? Um that that is that is the meaning and it's a very beautiful meaning we used to have in in u in the US until the 1920s postcards uh where people were um for for for wedding were sending each other postcards for you know good luck in a
22:27 big swastiga on there. It's been a it's been a holy symbol in in Israel too, right? So, and it's not because somebody abused the symbol which clearly Hitler did. Um that it makes that it changes the original meaning of the symbol actually what I always tell people if you uh and that's why the rad movement has this project to rehabilitate the swastika we have called pro swastika we have website proswastika.org um the the goal is to rehabilitate the symbol in the western world because the rest of planet is already recognized. Um because think about it if if uh if pe people associate it with Hitler and his monstrosities it's giving credit to Hitler
23:12 by claiming reclaiming it we we we take away that credit you know so and I and I hope that anybody any Jew would you know they wouldn't want to give credit to Hitler for something that is not his right so and and I mean the cuckoo clan uses the Christian cross does that make does that make every Christian uh subscribe to the KKK ideology. I hope not. No. So, it's not because and the symbols can always be abused, right? It's uh um I think the the awakened person uh will always try to understand, you know, where does something come from and and what does it originally mean? And the swastika originally has a a very beautiful uh meaning. It means infinity in time and star of
23:59 David means infinity in space. So both together is infinity in space and time. There's no beginning, there's no end. >> With so much controversy surrounding the movement, the obvious question becomes why do people believe in this in the first place? What is it that draws followers to the Raian philosophy despite the criticism and skepticism surrounding it? I was lost and then one day I found this uh online book called intelligent design. >> It was like all the pieces of the puzzle coming together. >> I couldn't stop reading. I was crying and my background is atheist
24:45 and maybe that's why it was easier for me to understand because Ryian uh philosophy is atheist science you know >> I I think that the rain philosophy is is the um the philosophy that will allow people to to fully unify on this planet. >> I was 21 and I was studying in science. I uh started to be interested about UFOs. I agreed that UFOs exist but scientists they are afraid. They are mainstream. They want to stay in the bubble. They don't want to go outside. They are afraid to lose their funding whatever to be criticized because this subject has been ridiculed. >> For some it's a spiritual search. For others it just makes sense.
25:32 people, you know, they ask, well, you know, what convinced you to become a railing or and I was nobody convinced me of anything. If they come here and created life from scratch, there will be there will be no evolution. It opened my mind in a way that I could see things that I didn't see before. The first thing that gave me a clue that it was a creation. It was the artistic nature of life. The colors in the butterflies, the exotic butterflies, the colors distribution on on the tropical fish and tropical birds. This is art. This is not a random distribution of colors. Also, when you see a line in the wings of the of a bird, you know, a line, a color, a
26:17 red or black line, it is a different position in each feather. to to create a line because the feather are different length and the line needs to be located at a different position to align with the other part of the line on the other feathers. So it creates a so I I I was programming at the time a programmer to program that in the DNA because the DNA contain a code the programming codes. So to program this in the code needs intelligence. >> One point when I lost my mother I said I don't believe in this god cuz I was praying and praying and praying nothing happened. Ever since I became a but you still missing something. You are
27:05 wondering where you going how we came here. And then I found this uh book intelligent design and that was making sense about extraterrestrial came this planet and looks like us not like almighty god but they create all life on this planet scientifically and I said yes and because ever since I was little I was into the UFO too. Hey, you look at the star and then h is there any life up there and that's that's how I begin and ever since I'm radian >> the rail move is first and foremost a a
27:52 a liberating philosophy it it frees us from many burdens society put on us >> and then I kind of like to be responsible accountability that's one of the quality writing and quality I love everything you make is it's your responsibility you know so if you have this almighty god then you kind of depend on him or her and you're not taking the responsibility for your own action so I I kind of like to be living atheists but still you know you want you you have many wonder >> we teach people to to be happy because
28:37 the purpose of life is obviously not to get up in the morning, rush to go to work, and then, you know, be the slave of an employer, come home, be tired, maybe watch a couple of hours TV, and then go to bed, be tired when you're 65, and then die not too long after. I mean, that's a that's a nightmare, right? One of the big tools for that is meditation. And I could definitely say myself it changed my life and to be more connected first of all with myself with my surroundings and just especially this awareness that we are uh simply stardust in an infinite universe. It it gives a totally different perspective and and outlook on life. The rain philosophy on the other hand also gives a very
29:23 enthusiastic outlook about the future. A lot of people in our society are are very concerned and worried about their future, the the future of humanity. >> For outsiders, the biggest question surrounds the lack of concrete evidence, the lack of verified contact and no undeniable proof. And yet, despite that, millions around the world continue to believe in ideas that cannot be scientifically confirmed. So what makes someone place so much faith in something so uncertain? >> To me it's obvious they there is life out there. If you see galaxy or stars on
30:09 on the sky it's a little bit selfish to think we are the only species on this planet. You know >> talk about evidence for me the first when we talk about origin of life and that's pure the scientific method. You have to be able to replicate it. The idea of an immaterial god, can you replicate it? No. Random evolution, you can't. This is I mean uh Miller, one of the uh I mean for many decades already, one of the scientists, you know, they were sitting in front of this dirt hoping for something to happen. But the out of nothing, nothing's going to come. the scientific creation of life. We can replicate it now. Our scientists
30:56 are replicating scientific creation of life. This is the only explanation that makes sense because the only one you can actually replicate and and we see it nowadays. I was talking before Craig Venter. Yes, he already synthesized the first artificial cell. very soon we will go to more complex life forms and ultimately there will be scientists who will want to um create people in our image in in our likeness. So just from a purely rational point of view it's the only one only hypothesis we can replicate. Number two I think if I just look at all the historic evidence I mean you can't deny it. You go on literally every continent and it's
31:43 always the same story. I've I've had the uh the the pleasure and and the the luxury to be living actually on most continents. You go to Africa and obviously before Christianity and Islam came to Africa, you talk to the people there. What was the what was what were the stories there that I mean according to their legends? Where did life come from? In Africa, they all talk about the little geniuses, geniuses, pluro, that came from the sky and created life. If you're here in North America, right, you talk to any of the natives, what is the sto the original again before Christianity, um, what is the original? So, they all talk about the great
32:29 forefathers plural. They're the ones who supposedly created life. I mean the historic evidence is overwhelming. I mean literally everywhere on the planet you go right and interestingly other than the um uh Abrahamic religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, all of them are polytheistic, right? only due to a mistransation which for me again is the biggest lie on this planet we made out of a plural Elohim which in Latin became deos more like means light became in modern language God the singular other than that mistransation if you all the other religions on the plan literally are a polytheistic you need to
33:15 be able to make a revolution in your own life because you're born into a religion or atheism And so you need to kind of question it and um to verify if it is in the you are in the right place. That's what I did. I was Catholic and at 12 years old I became an atheist because I was I was I was going into science and the god things didn't make sense. And so because it's immaterial you know you don't know what you're talking about. You know what is it? you know a person on a cloud uh you know it's very vague it's not very it's not scientific you know it's not descriptive it's not so at 12 years old it's okay I have enough that I like physics there are
34:02 laws in the universe and that's what I want to believe and after that I went to the UFOs ah something else here evolution ah interact with evolution maybe and after that rail oh another thing creation evolution So you need to be free thinker and go where your mind brings you not through emotional inference or culture but just through is it does it make sense? For many followers it's ultimately a search for truth an attempt to understand where humanity came from why we exist and whether there's something greater beyond what we currently know. You have to love the truth more than yourself if you want to
34:48 find it. Because if it goes against you and your belief, that's where the test is. Oh yeah, true. If you look at all all the ancient legends, religious books talked about beings who came from the sky. And of course, the primitive people at the time, they had to describe it with the words they knew, right? you couldn't due to a lack of science and scientific understanding. They used you know simple words like when when uh Muhammad in one night goes from Jerusalem to Mecca with uh um what Elak as it was called at the time which literally translate means a shimmering horse. Now, of course, thousands of years ago, people there was
35:34 no technology. The fastest means of transportation was horses. And yes, a shimmering horse is probably what they use to describe a a UFO, right? A spaceship. I know now as a means who came from the sky, right? ended up adopting the ancient astronaut theory, you know, that extraterrestrial came here a long time ago and they might have modified our gene pools and um we became that's how men became intelligent and that's that's the theory and that they they they were in the Bible. To understand how the movement grew into a worldwide phenomenon, you have to first go back to where it all began with one man and an
36:21 extraordinary claim. >> It started in in more recent days in in 1973 on December 13, 1973. Rail at the time called Claude Voron. This is his French name. He was born in France. He was a uh editor of a race car magazine and on December 13, 1973, he drives to work like every day, but instead of uh he was at the time living in a city called Claremont Feron, which is you know in say somewhat central France and so he drives to work but had this sudden feeling to take a different road. So one day um he was tele telepathically cold and he felt
37:10 somehow he need to go this place which is nowhere in the volcano area in France. And once he drove there, he saw the this brank of light coming closer and closer, you know, and he was of course a little bit nervous, but um he was curious and he encountered um uh this EU and the stayway came out and the person came um small person came out from the EU, you know, >> and at first he was like, "Wow, okay." uh is Sergon what you know he was a little bit nervous um but he felt a lot of harmony and and peace um coming from that being and this uh being we can call
37:58 it an extra terrestrial since obviously he's not from the earth um basically told him there was a specific reason they were uh meeting him that day and made him come to this place because they wanted to uh give him a message. Um so what is this message about? They basically told him um in this first message of 1973 more about the origin of humanity and they were explained to him that um about 25,000 years ago um this extraterrestrial civilization they had reached a level of science comparable to to our level of science where we are in the process of being able to create life. I mean, you know,
38:44 Craig Venttor already synthesized the first artificial cell and so these extraterrestrial beings were about at that level and they created some life forms on their planet but it was met with a lot of opposition. So they decided to see life elsewhere and uh they had a few uh we're going to call it failed experiments. So they created life on a on a planet was too close to its sun you know and obviously you have to find the the good distance right and all this and they they finally found planet uh what we call earth which at the time 25,000 years ago was covered in water there were no continents
39:32 um what they did is they um in our primitive uh terms maybe call it big explosions atomic bombs, whatever they used, an advanced form of of science where they were basically terraforming the first original continent. On that um original continent, they created life starting with very primitive uh life forms, plants and animals and ultimately uh beings in their image as it literally says in in the Bible. and they had seven laboratories um spread out and uh that's where the seven original races come from. Um the story come out and then he uh Yahweh
40:19 start explaining about why he came here and uh boom his journey start very big journey which is saving the humanity saving the all life on this planet that was his mission and we Rian is at the service to help Metra and one day we can bring this peace and ready to welcome Elohim back if we wish >> they stayed in touch with humanity over the history of mankind through prophets um uh prophets who are really there uh call them guides people to to help humanity to to live in peace and harmony
41:07 to to elevate humanity the most known ones are Jesus Buddha Muhammad Moses Joseph Smith since we're here in in the Americas. Um, a total of 40 different prophets who guided humanity through whom they they stayed in touch. Now that we're in this age of uh of science, the prophets of old, they couldn't Yes, they have beautiful teachings about love and and compassion, but they couldn't really tell humans at the time how we were created, right? right? That we were created scientifically because obviously even 200 years ago you talk about DNA you we just people just be looking at you what is he talking about right quick and Watson they discovered DNA in 1953. So we it had to be in in the final
41:53 revelation to explain to humanity to to kind of uh lift the or or to dispel the mystery of God as it was called like um had to be in the age of science. While the Raian movement is deeply tied to UFOs and extraterrestrial beliefs, its followers insist the movement is about so much more. You know, people think uh sometimes people ask, "Oh, are you a UFO organization?" It always makes me laugh. Yes, of course we have a link to if you want UFOs, but it's the vehicle these extratas use to come here and and and and which they do make appear. Um, as it was said a long
42:40 time ago, there will be signs in the sky. It's just a way to waken up humanity. These are just uh these UFO sightings are here to so people Oh, wow. Where do is that exotic? where they come from, what's the link between us and them? It's just kind of like to slowly wake people up. But we're other than that, we're not, you know, we're not a EUO organization. It's a the rain philosophy is a spiritual revolution. >> It's not very important for us. For us is EUO is just a spacecraft. It's a vehicle. What's important is the message they brought for us you know which is about self love and then share love to humanity and bring peace and how we can
43:27 do that that kind of teaching for us is important but for us to see you fall or that means nothing you know for us >> changing everything on this planet destroying the myth of god and uh somebody once asked well are you dangerous? And and I say yes, the rail movement is very dangerous. The question is for who? Not for humanity. We're here to save humanity, but for all the the conservative established powers, but it's the religious powers, the military powers, the political powers. Yes, we are very dangerous because for them, we we want to destroy all this and and bring a a new a new society of of peace and love and happiness.
44:14 Are most UFO sightings connected to the same phenomena the aliens believe is guiding humanity? >> A lot of the so-called sightings are I mean can be naturally explained, right? So, so um I'm I'm personally I'm never interested in in any of these shaky videos on the internet. It's just like especially nowadays you you with AI and everything but when when when it's a testimony um especially let's say airline pilots uh military pilot I mean these people number one um while they do their work they they're not taking any drugs or alcohol right and and they have a very good understanding about you know the sky and and can make a difference between say a natural phenomena and and uh and something that is clearly not of
45:01 this earth, right? Um, so I think it's very important to explain that the alien they don't they're not physically in all these crafts because you know in our day and age you know we we have drones already right so you can you can you can pilot something from afar um that you know you just make it uh make this object appear and defy defy modern physics um just like a lot of these um witnesses who spoke at US Congress were basically saying right this is we can't do I mean there's no way any any we don't have the technology we're not even two years away from we're you know decades away from being able to do this and then obviously comes the question well who is this right and and
45:46 that's really the purpose of um of why they appear in in this fashion this manner they're not here to attack any anybody or anything of their main message to us is to to to kind of try to lower our aggressiveness and be more peaceful and harmonious and and not by chance. Maybe we've seen a lot of um UFOs appear over uh nuclear launch sites, right? Like the ones in Montana where to disable the nuclear warheads and all that. And and obviously a big embarrassment for the government, but um it was maybe like a like a you know like a nudge like a message. Hey, this is don't play with these toys tools because they they could be the end of all of of humanity. Raian beliefs don't stop at
46:32 philosophy. The movement has also proposed building what they call an embassy, a specifically designed structure meant to officially welcome back the extraterrestrial beings they believe created humanity. Why an embassy? The Elohim, as they're called in in the Bible, our exit creators, they're not invaders. Even though they can move around entire solar systems, they say, "We as your parents, so to speak, we would love to come and meet you officially, but only if you want." So the embassy is like a sign from humanity to say, "Yes, we are ready." And uh that is uh the mission of
47:18 the rail movement to to build this embassy. >> So yes we are working on it. We we have money collected be ready but we need a place. So we are contacting many people who would like to because that's going to be the main city. Think about it the EUO and all the extraterrestri especially Elohim the creator. So this city will be big city like any other Machu Picchu or pyramid going to be the popular place you know. So uh now is a negotiating and then because we need to have a extra territorial not just the land but we have to make sure no invader
48:04 or safe for our creator. And that's tough because as you see we still have war going on and that's one of the mission we have to stop killing each other and be happy to each other and then be ready to welcome Elohim. >> Do we know when he's coming back? >> When day >> when Elohim is coming back? >> Yes. Um it's actually between 2025 to 2025. So we are getting close. >> According to Raian beliefs, these beings are not gone forever. They are expected to return. But if they do, what happens next?
48:50 >> I don't know. But they say that they will start to share their technology with us and see what we're going to do with it. There are so many thing they can help us. They will be very it will be very beneficial to welcome them. eternal life, the knowledge of eternal life. Hey, and also everybody could live 10,000 years. Who who doesn't want that, right? If you don't want it, just don't get it, you know? But, you know, everybody would. So I think they will but I I think in this world they are a group of people who wants to control everything and they wouldn't they wouldn't like other extraterrestrial to influence humanity. They would like only them to
49:36 influence. I'm afraid that they would try to vilify extraterrestrials so they keep their control and they uh so we we'll see what happens. But I believe I hope I believe that it will happen. >> The the rail said they're going to return um before 2035. >> Ra's mission is to okay spread this message and built an embassy with the help of those who understand this message so they can come. But there are conditions we have to unify. It would be difficult but uh yeah and uh right now we have the money to build the embassy. We just need a country to accept this embassy and real just lastly like last week told that he hope it is
50:22 in Palestine because it is predicted. Public perception of the Raian movement have shifted over the years. Once viewed almost entirely as a friend's UFO cult, some of its ideas about extraterrestrial life, advanced technology, and the questioning of traditional beliefs have become less shocking to mainstream audiences as public interest in UFOs and unexplained phenomena continues to grow. I I I can really see that the more we go through time, the more everything well has been talked about for the last now 50 years is being confirmed 30 40 years ago. You talked about uh and you could see it if you
51:08 look at the first TV shows that RA did. What they did they they they would just make fun of him. I mean literally they you know they had like a somebody appear with with a with a UFA green man kind of thing. Haha haha funny of course didn't didn't see the big picture but also didn't didn't grasp the depth of of the rain spirituality because once again we're not a we're not a UFO organization we we're here to to change the planet and and I think the railand philosophy becomes it it more and more people see that everything ras talk about is is a truth makes sense that's why more and more people you know contact the rail movement want to know more and that's why I think uh more and more people will uh turn towards us for for answers and
51:56 and and really what I want to insist on it's not the you know again the okay you can okay these spaceships yes they come from another planet blah blah blah they created us but you know what what how does this change a person's life you know that that is much more the real spiritual revolution the real philosophy is the most revolutionary philosophy on the planet and we are here to prepare mankind for for a a very beautiful uh future. >> Despite the controversy surrounding the movement, many followers say their beliefs ultimately come from a desire for peace, knowledge, and a deeper understanding of humanity's place in the universe. And whatever conclusions people may draw about Raens, their
52:42 search for meaning is clearly rooted in something they believe can bring people closer together rather than further apart. So give it a chance because if it is true, you would miss the boat. You know, imagine if it's true. Don't believe the media and even this documentary because maybe they will lie about us. You read it and you will feel that what they say about us because you will feel it when you read it. You will feel that the lies are enormous. We are not like the media is portraying us. Not at all. Okay? So please at least give yourself a chance. Read it. We are lucky. So lucky living
53:29 in this time. Think about thousand years ago or 50 years ago. You don't have a chance to have this encounter. You don't have a chance to experience this science. You don't have a chance to have eternal life if you wish. So I want especially young people to know we have a hope. So don't think depressed by the looking at the society. This is very small. You have to look at the sky. You have to look at the star. Then you and you imagine that someday you're going to have this encounter. >> For me, these next 10 years are are the most exciting years. What a what a privilege to be alive in this day and age. It's uh where where everything will
54:14 play out. It it can go it can go either way. Again, if we're too aggressive, we will we will simply destroy ourselves. And we didn't deserve obviously to be part of this mouses intergalactic brotherhood because that only only only conscious and loving civilizations are part of that. But I'm I'm always an optimist and I hope that as uh Ra just a few days ago he said there's currently a a 50% chance of survival for humanity. And uh as the optimist I see I see that part not not the 50% chances of of self-destruction. So, and I'm I'm doing my best to help uh nudge and push things in in the right direction. Yeah.
