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The Rise of a New Antichrist? Insights from Dolores

CannonRenowned hypnotherapist and metaphysical author Dolores Cannon has long spoken of powerful forces shaping humanity's timeline. In her body of work—particularly in her hypnosis sessions that delve into subconscious wisdom and possible future scenarios—she mentions the emergence of a new Antichrist figure in our time.

According to Dolores, history has already seen two major manifestations of this archetype: Napoleon Bonaparte as the first, and Adolf Hitler as the second. Both men, while operating in vastly different eras, caused mass suffering and reshaped the world through control, manipulation, and warfare.What makes the third figure particularly concerning, Dolores suggests, is that he has learned from the mistakes of his predecessors. He is said to be more strategic, more subtle, and far more psychologically sophisticated. In one of her recorded talks, Dolores describes this man as being born in Israel, but emphasizes that he is not an Israelite by spirit or lineage. She also notes that he was born in early February.When doing research into this description, one public figure who raises eyebrows is Yuval Noah Harari. Born in Israel on February 24, 1976, Harari is a historian, philosopher, and bestselling author known for works like Sapiens, Homo Deus, and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century. He is also a key advisor and contributor to the World Economic Forum (WEF), an organization often criticized for its globalist ideologies and elite agendas.What makes Harari especially controversial to some is his open discussion about “hacking humans,” using biotechnology and AI to understand—and potentially influence—human behavior.

In his writings and interviews, he has explored how governments and corporations might manipulate the population under the guise of helping them, raising ethical concerns among spiritual communities and freedom advocates alike.

My mother just got discharged from the hospital and is back in her apartment now. And even though the doctor and nurses were great and really helped my mother, the hospital always sticks it up your ass as you're leaving. Just as I predicted here in an earlier post, they gave my mom new prescriptions on her way out - 5 new prescriptions (6 new bottles of medicine) to be specific... after the 3 new prescriptions they gave her when she went to the hospital a month ago.

And when I told them that she is not to be given a Covid-19 vaccine, or a flu shot, or Teberculosis shot, or any other shot, it was obvious that they were planning to offer her one or more of those poisons. And when I asked the pharmacy if any of the medications had aspartame - the pharmacist checked and sure enough, the antibiotic that my mother is required to finish taking has aspartame.

I asked the pharmacist why they would prescribe to a fragile elderly woman who has had cancer in the past, a potentially cancer causing carcinogen. The pharmacist then turned into an irate confrontational asshole from the sewer. I wanted to shove his head up his tiny little loser butt, but I think that's illegal. So the criminal enterprise known as your neighborhood family friendly hospital lived up to my expectations.

🌨️ She was left alone in the Arctic ice for 2 years—with only a cat for company.

🧊 This is how Ada Blackjack survived.

In 1921, Ada Blackjack, a young Inuit mother desperate to provide for her ailing son, joined an Arctic expedition as a seamstress. She wasn’t an explorer, nor a hunter—just a woman trying to earn money.

The mission, led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson, sought to claim Wrangel Island for Canada. Ada was the only woman, and the only Inuk among four white male explorers. When supplies ran low, the men set off for help across the ice… and never returned.

Ada was left behind with a dying teammate and a cat named Vic. Soon, it was just her and Vic—alone in subzero wilderness, 700 miles from help.

She taught herself to shoot a rifle.

She fended off polar bears with a knife.

She sewed her own mittens when her fingers froze.

She trapped foxes. Ate seal. Read the Bible aloud.

And through it all, Vic curled close to keep her warm.

Two years later, rescuers arrived. She was still alive. Thin. Worn. But unbroken.

The world nearly forgot her. The men got the headlines.

But today, we remember Ada Blackjack for what she was:

💪 A survivor. A mother. A fighter. A legend.

This AI film may feel unsettling, even a little eerie like we’re standing at the edge of something we don’t fully understand. That’s okay. Fear often rises when we meet the unknown.

But this is precisely where our greatest strength as human beings lives in our intuition, in our hearts.

By using your intuition you might notice the pauses between words, the silent spaces between questions and responses. Thus space is powerful. That’s where we listen deeper not just with our ears, but with our inner knowing. AI may replicate conversation, but it doesn’t carry soul, it doesn’t feel the pulse of the universe the way we do.✨️🙏

So instead of letting fear take the lead, we’re being called to meet this technology not with resistance, but with awareness, empathy, and love.🥰✨️🙏 We can choose to walk through this new chapter as conscious beings, not passive consumers. Intuition is our compass. It helps us discern what is true, what is aligned, and what serves the greater good.

AI is a tool how we use it will reflect who we are. Let’s stay rooted in our humanity, in our compassion, in our connection to something greater than data or code. We’ve done hard things before. We’ve navigated the unknown. And we will do it again not just with intellect, but with soul.

You got this. We got this. Let's move forward not in fear, but in faith and love🥰✨️🙏

Stay in Love & Light,

Benita

World Economic Forum.

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Over 3,000 years ago, the Assyrians developed a remarkably advanced underwater technique, as illustrated in this ancient relief. It shows Assyrian soldiers using goatskin bags filled with air to help them breathe while submerged—a clever early example of diving gear.

This innovation highlights the remarkable resourcefulness of the Assyrians, showcasing how they adapted their environment for strategic military purposes. It reflects not only their technical creativity but also their tactical foresight in warfare.

Today, this fascinating Assrian artifact is preserved in the British Museum, offering a glimpse into the ingenuity and capabilities of one of history’s great civilizations.

Note: The lower image is the original artifact; the upper is a modern visual interpretation

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Spiritual Interpretation: "God is a Frequency?"

In many spiritual teachings, people describe God, Source, or the Divine not as a person or being, but as an energy, a vibration, or a frequency of pure love, light, or consciousness.

"Frequency" as Vibration of Love: Some teachings say that God operates at the highest frequency of unconditional love, peace, joy, and unity. When you're in a state of love, gratitude, or deep presence, you're "tuning in" to that divine frequency.

Raising Your Vibration: Practices like meditation, prayer, music, nature, or acts of kindness are believed to raise your personal "vibration" to match that divine frequency, which aligns you with God or Source.

Scientific Metaphor: Energy and Vibration

While science does not define God, quantum physics and energy theories have inspired metaphors used in spiritual circles:

Everything in the universe is made of energy, and all energy vibrates at different frequencies.

Some interpret this to mean that divinity might be the purest, most subtle or all-encompassing form of energy like the unifying field behind all matter and life.

"God is frequency" becomes a poetic way to say: God is the source energy that animates all things.

Mystical & Esoteric Views

In Kabbalah, Sufism, and Hinduism, God is often experienced as vibration (sound or light) like the "OM" (aum)in Hinduism, the "Word" in Christianity, or the "Divine Names" in Islam. These are seen as sacred vibrations that reflect divine presence.

In Christian mysticism, God is said to be love, light, and presence not confined to form, but felt in stillness and surrender.

Personal Experience and Resonance

For many, calling God a frequency is a way to personalize the divine as something you can attune to, like tuning a radio to the right station:

If you're in fear or hatred, you're "on a lower frequency."

If you're in love, forgiveness, or gratitude, you're closer to the "God frequency."

Is God a frequency?

Not literally in scientific terms. But metaphorically, yes God can be understood as the highest frequency of love, consciousness, and unity. This concept encourages you to live in alignment with that frequency by cultivating love, peace, presence, and compassion.

Scientists discovered 2.6 million "golden eggs" near an underwater volcano off the west coast of Canada. The eggs belong to the Pacific white skate, and they were found in an area that was once thought too cold to support life, according to USA Today. The volcano is an active seamount that emits warm, mineral-rich water, creating a unique habitat for marine life.

The eggs, also known as "mermaid's purses," are unusually large, measuring 18 to 20 inches in width, and take a significant amount of time to incubate. The geothermal activity of the volcano plays a crucial role in their development, acting as a natural incubator and accelerating the gestation period. This discovery highlights the complex relationship between geological and biological processes in the deep sea and underscores the importance of protecting these fragile ecosystems.