"Pillman" & "The Rainbow Children": What spiritual agenda are liberal artists pursuing?

"Pillman is a 3D character that I developed in 1992. It was one of the first 3D animated characters, and I showed him at raves and house parties at the time... But basically Pillman is challenging the way we think about altering our consciousness, our moods, our sexuality by taking certain chemical combinations, whether they are legal or not... Crystal Powder from God is what we called the purest and strongest version of MDMA that we ever came across. It came in a clear crystal form. This was at the end of the 90’s as we were going back to the origins of house music as a spiritual thing. It was distributed for free at our ‘Club Love’ parties and sessions, and provided a profound psychedelic transcending experience that expanded our consciousness, spirituality and sexuality... It’s the title of one of my works from the ‘Arrival of the Rainbow Children’ series from 2000."

Diane Pernet's interview with Micha Klein (2021).

This book is a historical and architectural survey of the ancient cave temples of India, especially those related to Buddhism and Hinduism. The author, a British scholar and explorer, spent ten years in India as an indigo planter, and used his time and resources to visit and document various cave temples across the country. The book is divided into two parts: the first part covers the eastern caves, mainly in Bihar, Orissa, and Andhra Pradesh, and the second part covers the western caves, mainly in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh. The book describes the origin, development, style, and significance of the cave temples, and compares them with other examples of Indian and world architecture. The book also provides detailed illustrations, maps, and photographs of the cave temples, as well as translations and interpretations of the inscriptions and sculptures found in them. The book is a valuable and pioneering work in the field of Indian archaeology and art history.

In a 1993 private conversation the two puppets, Helmut Kohl (the USSR's Germany) and Kiichi Miyazawa (America's Japan) admit that "skinheads" and "fundamentalism" is not the actual problem (but they will still try eradicate them anyway)

"PM Miyazawa asks about the reason for the rise of fundamentalism from the Chancellor’s perspective.
The Chancellor responds that fundamentalism was primarily a theological principle. One did not have precise knowledge of the personalities who were behind it...
PM Miyazawa says that in they heard in Japan about skinheads in Germany, but they also knew that Germany would do everything to eradicate this movement.
The Chancellor replies that the skinheads were a small group that was not the real problem. The real problem was mass migration in Europe, which especially affected Germany.
The Chancellor points out that in 1992 alone, 450,000 asylum seekers, 230,000 refugees, and 220,000 resettlers had come to Germany. This problem could only be only be resolved on a European level."