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Data di pubblicazione: Wed, 30 Apr 2025 10:30:52 +0000

Il Movimento Raeliano lancia la campagna “Adamo ed Eva furono creati neri” in onore del "Black History Month"

Il Movimento Raeliano lancia la campagna “Adamo ed Eva furono creati neri” in onore del "Black History Month"

Los Angeles, CA - 1 febbraio 2025 - In occasione del "Black History Month", volto a celebrare l'importanza delle persone e degli eventi nella storia della diaspora africana, il Movimento Raeliano è fiero di annunciare il lancio della rivoluzionaria campagna “Adamo ed Eva furono creati neri”, che ha l'obiettivo di sottolineare il ruolo dell'Africa quale culla dell'umanità e di celebrare la profonda ricchezza dell'eredità africana.

Secondo gli insegnamenti raeliani, i primi esseri umani - Adamo ed Eva - furono creati dagli Elohim, un'avanzata civiltà proveniente da un altro pianeta, nel territorio oggi conosciuto come Africa, ma che storicamente si chiamava Kama. Questa campagna vuole rendere omaggio all'origine africana dell'umanità e promuovere un messaggio di unità, uguaglianza e condivisione.

Celebrazione del patrimonio africano

La campagna si propone di sensibilizzare l'opinione pubblica sull'immenso contributo che l'Africa ha fornito alla civiltà umana nell'ambito della scienza, della filosofia e delle arti. L'obiettivo è quello di rimettere in discussione le errate convinzioni a riguardo e di riaffermare le comuni origini dell'umanità.

"Rael insegna che sotto la pelle siamo tutti uguali, condividiamo la stessa umanità e la stessa coscienza”, ha dichiarato la dottoressa Gbedia Dodo, portavoce del Movimento Raeliano. “Riconoscere le nostre radici africane favorisce l'unità, l'orgoglio e l'amore tra tutti i popoli”.

Invito all’adesione

Il Movimento Raeliano invita artisti, influencer e leader della comunità ad aderire alla campagna e a utilizzare le proprie piattaforme per amplificare questo potente messaggio. Insieme, possiamo promuovere l’immagine dell’Africa quale luogo di nascita dell'umanità, accrescere la consapevolezza del contributo fornito al progresso della civiltà, celebrare l'eccellenza nera e i suoi successi culturali, riscoprire la verità sulle nostre comuni origini, incoraggiare l'unità e l'uguaglianza presso tutte le comunità.

Il Movimento Raeliano è un'organizzazione internazionale fondata sugli insegnamenti del Maitreya Rael, i quali rivelano che la vita sulla Terra è stata creata scientificamente da un'avanzata civiltà extraterrestre, nota come “Elohim”.

Per ulteriori informazioni o per aderire alla campagna, si prega di contattare gbedia©rael.org o visitare il sito www.rael.org.

mercoledì 05 marzo 2025