It’s very important, every day, to remember who we are, because it’s easy to forget – very easy. There are so many illusions and distractions in life that we can forget. It requires the constant use of supraconsciousness to remember who we are.
This morning, I was watching news on the Internet. And of course, you all know – you all know the desolation, the devastation in Gaza. A journalist took a car and went to the beach in Tel Aviv, just fifty kilometers away. There, everybody was having a party: drinking, dancing, eating – fifty kilometers away from starving people. They were dancing and rejoicing, like celebrating the fact of being Jewish. And the journalist asked: “Doesn’t it disturb you that just fifty kilometers away, children have no food?”
That’s the question.
Looking with the eyes of the Elohim: fifty kilometers – on one side, devastation, starvation, genocide; on the other side, parties, dancing, food. They forget who they are. If you remember who you are, you fill bags of food and drive them to Gaza. Imagine: you’re in Tel Aviv, in a restaurant, and fifty kilometers away a child dies every ten minutes from lack of food. They don’t think about it. They dance, they eat, they drink. Amazing!
Me, I cannot watch that without crying. Even remembering this image now, tears come. But no – they dance, they sing, they have parties, they don’t care. Of course, we must be happy. Not everyone has to cry for the children of Gaza. Like I said before: we must be happier than normal to fight for peace and love on Earth, everywhere. But fifty kilometers from Gaza! You can walk fifteen hours and you are there. Yet you eat, you dance, you sing, and you don’t want to think about the children of Gaza.
Why are you in Israel? For what reason? To celebrate the Elohim? No. Just to eat, dance, sing. And yet the commandment of the Elohim, their order, is: “Thou shalt not kill.” They don’t care. And punishment will come. Israel will disappear, and it will be a bloodbath.
Now the whole world is against Israel: Turkey, all the Arab countries, China, Russia. Almost every country except two is saying: “Israel, if you don’t stop, we will come.”
This morning, some people said: “We must destroy the United Nations.” And they are right. What is the purpose of the UN? To avoid exactly this! That was the reason for its existence: to avoid genocides. For many years, in conflicts, the UN sent soldiers with blue helmets to stop the fighting. In Gaza? Nothing. Nobody moves; nobody moves! The UN is like a ghost. It still exists but is completely useless, like a piece of tissue paper – good for the garbage. They have meetings, they vote, and when there was a vote to force Israel to stop the genocide, you would expect everyone to agree. No! England and the United States refused. They know what’s happening, but they don’t move a finger. This is happening now!
So, expect something very bloody to happen soon. What a time we are living in! Incredible. What happened with the Nazis in Germany is nothing compared to this. After the war, people said: “We didn’t know. We didn’t know what was happening in Auschwitz, in the camps.” But for Gaza they cannot say that. Everybody knows! That’s the big difference. All the TVs of the world show the images. It’s genocide live on TV. Every day, children starving, dead children. We see it every day. Painful. Difficult. But the most painful will be after.
Now people say: “It’s terrible.” But they don’t move. Later, in five or ten years, the young generations will
ask: “Why did nobody do something?”
Me, I have compassion for the people suffering in Gaza. But I have even more compassion for the future generations – your children, your grandchildren. They will look at humanity and ask: “Why didn’t you do anything?” And nobody can say: “We didn’t know.” That is the most painful thing that will come. If humanity survives – and that is the condition – then it will live with guilt and shame: “Why didn’t you do something to stop it?” And nobody can say: “We didn’t know!” That’s a haunting question; it’s something which will be in the head of humanity forever.
And it is even more painful that this comes from the same people who suffered under the Nazis, who put posters everywhere with the words: “Never again!” Never again? And they are the ones doing it! Even the highest scholars and philosophers inside Israel say: “What we are doing to the Palestinians is worse than what the Nazis did to us.” And they are right. Because this time, it’s live on TV, every day. No one can say: “We didn’t know.” You know. You knew. And future generations will carry this guilt forever. And it’s happening now. Incredible!
Every day I see this, and I am surprised, disappointed by humanity. I look at the computer, I watch the TV, and I say to the Elohim: “Why did you send me into this nightmare? Why?” Even for the last prophet, it is unbelievable. But I am here. And I am the only hope. It is very, very painful for me. I have to trust humanity. The Elohim trust humanity. But with what’s happening, it is very difficult to keep hope because every day we see it, we witness the action of no-reaction.
Israel is a tiny state – seven million people. We are eight billion! We could destroy Israel so quickly. Peacefully! Just take their weapons, say: “No more.” But nothing happens.
So, it is a very difficult time. For the Elohim, for their Prophet. Every day, we cry. And Satan laughs: “I told you! I told you!” Yahweh answers: “No, they will stop it.” And Satan says: “Look, nobody moves!” Exactly like the sacrifice of Abraham.
But we still have hope. Because we trust the Elohim. And if we are still here, it’s because we will do something. Not only us – many movements are starting to rise. Around the world, people are shocked. The governments don’t move, but the people do. The streets are full of protests and they will have to do something. It’s triggering a kind of world revolution. Because no human being can accept this.
And you are part of it. You have a responsibility. When you meditate, just one minute for peace, it may feel powerless, but it’s not. You are very powerful! You influence everyone on Earth. You push them to react. The only way to escape this drama is through your meditations for peace. They affect not just people in the streets but also governments. Because what happens in your mind affects the whole of humanity. When you sit in the street and meditate one minute for peace, you change the brain of humanity. Feel it! Don’t sit thinking: “It’s worthless.” It is not. It’s huge! Quantum physics proves it. They call it “entanglement.” When one particle moves here, another moves elsewhere in the universe. The same with your brain. What happens in your brain affects the brain of other people, not only on Earth, but everywhere in the universe.
Let’s return to the teaching of the Elohim. What are we? Not “who,” but “what” are we? Infinity becoming conscious of itself. Each of you – sitting in the street – is infinity taking consciousness of itself. That is huge. Feel this power. That’s why I teach you to say: “I am.” I am what? Infinity becoming conscious of itself. Look at your hand: infinity. Look in the mirror: infinity. Look in each other’s eyes: infinity.
And together, our power grows. When we are together like now, each brain in this room increases the power of the others. That’s the truth, we are very powerful, because we are Raelians. Thanks to the Elohim, they are alive through us. We are the Elohim on Earth. We will build an Embassy to welcome them. But remember, you are the ambassadors, you are their ambassadors – not just me. When you give a pamphlet, when you spread their Message, when you meditate for peace – you are the ambassadors of the Elohim, you are infinity in action.
And after such a dramatic speech, I want to finish with something beautiful – but connected. Recently, a new quantum computer, – which has nothing to do with the computers you know; it’s like comparing a ladybug and an elephant – solved a problem in one minute that would take all the world’s supercomputers forty-seven years. A quantum computer did it in one minute! That’s the gap in technology. Compared to the Elohim, it’s still another “ladybug and elephant” situation.
And this week we had another fantastic news. One scientist, who is not in the box like the others, said: “We have to rethink how we imagine UFOs”. He said: “It’s not possible that they are spacecrafts. The way they move, the way they react, when some airplanes come close to them, it’s impossible”. He said: “They appear in one place and instantly appear somewhere else, the same UFO”. They appear instantly, disappear instantly. Like I said twenty-five years ago: when I saw the Elohim’s UFO in France, there was a flashing light slowing coming. They don’t need flashing lights. The flashing lights were only for psychology, to calm us. In reality, if they wanted, they could appear right here, instantly. They don’t need a UFO; they can appear here immediately!
Imagine one of the Elohim appearing in the middle of this room – most people would run away in panic. So, everything is psychology. Their technology is completely out of this world. Remember the Elohim’s teaching: the belt, the UFO – beautiful! But they also say, “We can move solar systems.” The Sun, or another sun, or whole planets – “we will change their place!” It’s technology. Like the Bible says: “Science too mysterious for us.”
I remember a short video where human beings contacted a primitive tribe in a forest for the first time. The tribe had never seen white people, and when they were shown images on a television, the primitives looked inside and asked, “Where are these people?” The difference between those primitive people and us – and then us compared to the Elohim – is exactly like that: we are ladybugs. The Elohim’s technology is beyond understanding. Don’t try to understand it: “Maybe after ten thousand years of progress we will understand.” The poor man in the Amazon forest cannot understand the television because first he must learn about electricity, where power comes from – so many steps before he sits in his living room watching TV. The difference is like that, but with the Elohim it’s not an elephant – it’s a million elephants.
It’s wonderful, because it helps us keep one very important quality: the capacity to be amazed – amazed by a flower, by an animal, by a ladybug or an ant. Ants have, in a way, a computer in their brain: they always find their nest, they are never lost. Their level of “technology” is astonishing. We are amazed by a drone – it’s cute – but one ant has more complexity in its brain than our quantum computers. The same for honey bees. Everywhere around you. So be amazed by everything in the world.
A last little image to keep your sense of wonder: I watch the sunrise every day – do it too! First of all, the Sun does not rise; the Earth turns and we see the Sun coming up. But everybody says, “The Sun rises.” Wow! The Elohim, watching people on Earth say “the Sun rises,” would roll on the floor laughing. I love the picture of a UFO with a few E.T.s inside laughing like crazy: “Why are they celebrating with fireworks? Because they just did one turn around their sun!” When you celebrate New Year, you celebrate one trip around the Sun. We are so primitive.
To be amazed by this technology is very important for your brain. Aging is not simply the body growing older; aging is losing the capacity to be amazed. I can look at a worm on the road – I love the Japanese name mimizu – and think: it’s a supercomputer. You cannot do what an earthworm does; it was made by the Elohim. Never lose that moment of attention to snails, earthworms, ladybugs, mosquitoes, cockroaches – they are amazing. I love cockroaches: open a single egg and you see twelve larvae, like twelve sleeping in a space pods. We don’t know how to do that. It’s in your house, it’s everywhere. Keep this state of mind; if you lose it, you age. “Oh, the sunrise! Oh, a cockroach!”
Be amazed by each other! When I see your faces, I am amazed – each of you. Be amazed by one another. We all have difficulties; we have good days and bad days, but we are alive and we can breathe. Don’t take that first conscious breath in the morning for granted. When I wake up – I will be seventy-nine in a few days, still seventy-eight now – before opening my eyes I breathe and say, “Wow – I can breathe.” Feel it. Feel the air coming in. Every day, one hundred fifty thousand people die and cannot breathe anymore. But you can stand up, get out of bed, open your eyes. Be amazed by that! If you don’t pay attention, you lose your youth. Right now, millions are in hospital – easy to visit – old people with walkers, tubes to breathe. You come here with no tube; you can breathe, you can walk. Enjoy every second.
