AllatRa is something new to me

I am wondering and just thought the link would give others a chance to watch and evaluate it further as to it's fundamental intentions and how far extreme one way or the other any of it entails.

@mlgen1037 , It could be something interesting.

@lookatdesktop So this is not political and religious. But interesting and worth my time checking.

I need more time to evaluate. I really was wondering how widely known this group actually might be.

@lookatdesktop yes and you can update here of whatever you can find about this group.

@rakski , Well, I used to read books about cults. I mean, cults that have been proven dangerous such as the one that Jim Jones created that resulted in many deaths. I have been watching The Path, on Hulu, about a cult or movement that was based on rising up on the ladder of awareness. But actually human history has many lessons to give us on how a group of thinkers are motivated for one or more reasons to have a following. That is the way certain civilizations or cultures got their beginnings. In any event, I do not join any groups or cults or religious or other groups. I am a Christian who follows the teachings of the holy scriptures and do not claim to have a narrow mindset in that I do not refuse to listen to alternate points of philosophy, scientific or cultural or religious points of view. I am open minded about what I refer basically as THE HUMAN CONDITION. I have read books on so many subjects that I feel I have a well rounded perspective but still on my own learning curve. But, from what I gathered at the initial viewing of that video, is, this group of thinkers believe in some kind of universal constant that places all people on the planet under a single or universal truth based on human feelings, love and they tend to indicate they feel that humans place walls between themselves in the name of culture, religion or whatever. I am still wondering what they are up to.

Yes, lots of ice.

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