Dr. Klinghardt, uncovered a connection between EMFs and mold. During his research, he found that EMFs could be responsible for driving certain molds to produce high levels of mycotoxins. In other words, electromagnetic fields could be making molds more aggressive & reactive

He found out that the production of biotoxins in went up more than 600 times. Not only that the mold suddenly put out significantly more mycotoxins to protect themselves but also much more virulent, much more viscous, more poisonous mycotoxins

Dr. Klinghardt showed that 1 inch of black mold on the wall produces 20-40 mycotoxins in 24 hours, but when exposed to EMF like Wi-Fi, it produces 2000. Microbes exposed to EMF feel threatened & their self-defense is to produce toxins
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Imagine the many people that have mould exposure & how this effects them physically & mentally

Mould is being dropped in chemtrails read more

A daily detox routine is essential ✅ read here

& turn off wifi & tech

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The moment two disciples on the road to Emmaus experienced a powerful spiritual awakening as Jesus explained how the Scriptures pointed to Him

"burning hearts"

Represent a new...

Fervent understanding of God's Word

And Jesus's role as the Messiah

The power of encountering Jesus...

Through Scripture...

Can ignite faith and conviction

The verse shows that the Old Testament is a collection of prophecies and stories that find their fulfillment in Jesus's suffering, death, and resurrection

The disciples' "hearts burning" signify a moment of divine revelation where God's Spirit opens their minds to grasp truths they had previously missed

The disciples were sad and confused after the crucifixion

But...

Jesus's teaching reignited their hope and turned their hearts toward faith

The importance of the journey...

This occurred on the road...

Which can symbolize our life as a journey where Jesus joins us in our everyday experiences to guide us

A CALL TO RECOGNIZE JESUS

📖 Bibleverse of the Day 🌤 🏞 🌻
Monday —— November 17, 2025

"Forasmuch then as God gave them the like gift as He did unto us, who believed on the Lord Jesus Christ; what was I, that I could withstand God?"
~ Acts 11:17 | KJB

To understand this verse, we first have to look at Acts 11:15-16 "¹⁵ And as I began to speak, the Holy Ghost fell upon them, as on us at the beginning. ¹⁶ Then remembered I the word of the Lord, how that He said, 'John indeed baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost.' " Now we can see that Peter recognized God's work in bringing the Holy Spirit to the Gentiles, just as He had to the Jewish believers at Pentecost. And now we can see that Peter explains to Theophilus in verse 17 that he can't stand in God's way, thus acknowledging that God's will must always be prioritised over our own will. Today, the Holy Spirit falls on us after we've made Jesus our Lord & Savior and gave our life to Him.

Have a blessed day 🙏🏽🕊

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Enjoy listening to this wonderful song that fits today's Bibleverse of November 17 👇🏽🙏🏽🕊

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Stability in Appreciation

When people appreciate us for who we are or what we do, what they say about us is not really about us. It actually reflects their quality of seeing kindness in us. It is their opinion of us, their perspective, and it is subject to change. Let us thank them for their gesture but not get carried away or addicted to appreciation. Your social media post received very few likes. Your boss did not acknowledge the efforts you put into the project over the weekend. Your family barely recognized your care and love for them. Do these factors reduce your motivation? Do you feel a subtle, yet certain need for appreciation? Receiving a compliment is one thing, seeking it is quite another. Appreciation is subjective. One person may praise us while another may put us down. Addiction to praise can affect the decisions in our lives – we constantly do things to impress people. When someone appreciates us, it reflects that person's beautiful personality to see the good in us. Therefore, appreciation is more about them, not about us. This understanding helps us remain stable and humble. It keeps our ego in check. Do not consume appreciation. Instead, thank God and give Him the praise. Also humbly thank the person who was kind enough to compliment you.

Always remind yourself that you are humble, and be the embodiment of that. Radiate love and care to everyone. Fulfill your roles and responsibilities honestly. When people are pleased with your qualities and talents, they appreciate you. But you are not affected or excited when you do what you do without selfishness and not for recognition; you remain authentically you this way. Every time you receive appreciation, immediately remind yourself that you are a tool of God. You were chosen to do this, those people were meant to receive it, and you were lucky to be part of this scene. You thank God, give the praise to God, thank the people for the opportunity, and also acknowledge that their appreciation is a reflection of their goodness, showing their nature to recognize the goodness in other people. Stay stable in appreciation, but do not expect it. Don't take it personally, because it does not affect you. Make humility your natural way of life.

"Humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and He shall lift you up."
~ James 4:10 • KJB

"For whosoever exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted." *
~ Luke 14:11 • KJB

* When you exalt yourself, God will humble you. But when you humble yourself, God will exalt you.

Seek the Lord first always, and let Him direct your every step on your path...

Have a blessed day 🙏🏽 🕊

𝓢𝓸𝓻𝓪𝔂𝓪𝓝𝓪𝓭𝓲𝓪