The Bizarre Society That Built an Underground City | Inside Damanhur: Cult or Utopia? | ENDEVR Documentary
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A hidden world lies in the unassuming Italian countryside. Citizens of Damanhur, one of the largest esoteric communities on Earth, live a quite different life to those on the outside. But why did the police raid their secretive network of underground temples? And when two friends move to Damanhur in search of a spiritual awakening, why does one eventually decide to cut ties with the community?
This documentary first aired in 2022.
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The art is kitsch… Just saying…
The base idea is great. Living under a set of cult rules is horrible. That forcing people to study a certain belief is wrong. Truly having your own thoughts about reality is freedom. Living in a large group that works and plays together would be enjoyable. It would have to eventually totally relieve itself of that belief system to become an utopia.
Lot of rituals. Seems like old time paganism.
I quit watching because the music was too loud
the music sucks
I don’t see anything remarkable about the temples. It can be created today easily and art is always subjective so it’s hard to comment. This music is way too loud and distracting in this documentary but it’s fascinating what people get themselves into and what they choose to believe. This is a cult, plain and simple.
The music does not suite the documentary, often too spooky and weird…it can make people feel negative towards the subject