Leaked WEF Footage Exposes Chemtrails and Vaccines Plot to ‘Delete the God Gene’

https://prepareforchange.net/2026/02/01/leaked-wef-footage-exposes-chemtrails-and-vaccines-plot-to-delete-the-god-gene/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=leaked-wef-footage-exposes-chemtrails-and-vaccines-plot-to-delete-the-god-gene

Spirituality is not confined to sacred spaces or special moments; it lives quietly within the rhythm of everyday life. It can be found in the kitchen while cooking, in the car as the road unfolds, in the workplace while juggling responsibilities, and in all the in-between moments we often overlook. Each moment carries the potential for awareness, intention, and connection. When we learn to slow down and tune in, we discover that nothing is truly ordinary – every breath, step, and task is an invitation to be present.

The mundane dissolves when we bring meaning into it. Washing dishes can become an act of gratitude, preparing a meal a gesture of love, and commuting a time for reflection. Even the smallest actions, when done with care and awareness, become expressions of purpose. Life is not waiting to begin somewhere else; it is unfolding right here, in the details we often rush past.

Holiness is not found only in what feels lofty or dramatic, but in consistency, sincerity, and attention. When we pause to recognize the depth hidden within routine, we awaken to a richer way of living. The simplest moments – a shared smile, a deep breath, a quiet pause – can become gateways to wonder.

In this light, nothing is without meaning, and nothing is without depth. Every place becomes sacred ground, and every task a form of service. Spirituality becomes not an escape from life, but a way of fully inhabiting it, discovering meaning woven through the ordinary, and realizing that the extraordinary has been waiting there all along.

Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks (1948-2020)

BORAX: The Super Cure They Don’t Want You to Know About | The Miracle Cure Big Pharma Is Hiding from You!

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Gitmo Awaits: BREAKING — Largest Healthcare Fraud in U.S. History...

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No matter how many times you’ve doubted yourself or been made to feel otherwise, this truth remains: you’re worth it – always have been, always will be.

Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov (1772-1810)

“No Vaccine Is Safe, Never Has There Been a Safe Vaccine And Never Will There Be One.”

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We often spend much of our time searching for “who we are” – trying to define our identity, our purpose, and our place in the world. But the great paradox of life is that sometimes we discover our truest self not by looking inward, but by reaching outward.

The greatest way to bring joy into your life is by bringing joy into someone else's life. True happiness and purpose comes from what we give to others, not what we grasp for ourselves. Sometimes the most effective way to combat feelings of emptiness, sadness, or lack of purpose is to begin by setting small, simple and realistic goals of ways to reach out and help others. It might be calling a friend, helping at home, or doing something kind for someone else. Almost always, our spirits begin to lift. Giving to others becomes the medicine that restores our sense of meaning and connection.

So if you ever feel lost or unsure of your purpose, don't search harder – give deeper. One small act of kindness can become the turning point you’ve been looking for. Volunteer. Listen. Care. Help someone climb their mountain. And in that moment, you may just find the person you were meant to be all along.

When we step beyond ourselves to lift another person, we discover who we truly are and taste the sweetness of true joy. When we lift another soul, we discover our own. In giving, we don't lose – we become whole.

Based on the teachings of Rabbi Yehuda Sputz

Does Everyone Benefit from Mobile Technology?

The following is a statement by Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak:

“When we started Apple, Steve Jobs and I talked about how we wanted to make blind people as equal and capable as sighted people, and you’d have to say we succeeded when you look at all the people walking down the sidewalk looking down at something in their hands and totally oblivious to everything around them!”

We still fail to realize that the explosion of electronics and technological innovations has not expanded human sensation, but has limited it. We have shrunk the world into a small screen that fits in the palm of the hand. A person looks into it, and for him nothing else exists. He thinks he is connected to the world, but in truth, he is connected to intermediaries—offices, systems, and corporations—that feed him whatever they decide. So instead of becoming freer, the human being has become more dependent. We are becoming greater and greater slaves.

And there is something even more serious here. With the rise of electronics, many normal professions disappear. But a profession is not only a way to earn money. The most important part of a profession is that through it a person feels himself needed in society, suitable for coexistence with others. A profession is a form of communication between people. I am a tailor, you are a shoemaker, a doctor, a lawyer—whatever it is, we need each other. We exchange services, interact and live through one another.

However, if people no longer need one another, if they only stare into phones, then it becomes like a drug. People will simply fall asleep inside. Movies will spin in their heads, and they will become removed from real life altogether.

Such innovations are gradually leading us to a state called “the recognition of evil.” It means that we will become forced to recognize that our egoistic development, where we each seek to benefit ourselves at the expense of others and nature, leads us into a dead end. We will have no choice but to admit that such a path brings emptiness, dependence, and separation, and that we must break out of it, escape it in a leap, headlong, anywhere away from it.

We will likely advance further and further in technology precisely in order to discover that it leads nowhere. It is not because technology itself is evil, but because external development without internal development only reveals emptiness. External progress is unnecessary. What is necessary is inner progress.

If we do not develop internally—toward connection, mutual responsibility, and the purpose of life—then technological progress will simply bring us back to the beginning, to the questions, “Why are we alive? What are we living for?”

Based on KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman” with Kabbalist Dr. Michael Laitman on January 9, 2025