THE MANDELA EFFECT AND GOD

​FRUIT LOOPS? OR, FROOT LOOPS?

No, you are not losing your mind!

The Mandela Effect. Have you ever heard of it? Well, put on your tinfoil hats, and let's step into what will seem like the Twilight Zone for a moment. I do not claim to understand it completely, but the fact that something is occurring cannot be denied, and God has led me here as usual. Hallelujah! Praise God! Thank you, Father!

Heavenly Father, let your words flow through me, and not my own, and let your children with ears to hear, hear. In Jesus' name. Amen.

First, get a piece of paper and a pen, so you can write down your answers. Write down the first thing that comes to mind. Do not research on the internet until after you first write down all of your answers.

PICK ONE OR MORE

1. Berenstein Bears? Or, Berenstain Bears?
2. Jif Peanut Butter? Or, Jiffy Peanut Butter?
3. Was there a movie in the 90s called "Shazam" or "Shazaam" starring Sinbad, about a genie in a bottle?
4. Do you remember Nelson Mandela dying in the 80s in prison? 
5. Is the cereal called Fruit Loops or Froot Loops?
6. Is it Oscar Meyer or Mayer .. bologna?
7. Chic-Fil-A? Chik-Fil-A? Or, Chick-Fil-A?
8. In the game Monopoly, does the little 'Monopoly man' have a monocle? or no monocle?
9. In the game Monopoly, have you ever heard of a 'bag of money' as a game piece, like the shoe, the horse, the iron, etc.?
10. Looney Toons? Or, Looney Tunes?
11. Does Curious George have a tail? Or, no tail?
12. Does the Queen in the movie Snow White say, "Mirror mirror on the wall?" Or, "Magic mirror on the wall?"
13. We have probably all at least heard of this one, even if we have never watched it: Sex in the City? Or, Sex and the City?
14. White-Out? Or, Wite-Out?
15. Does Mickey Mouse have suspenders? Or, no suspenders?
16. Smokey the Bear? Or, Smokey Bear?
17. A tool used for book reports: CliffsNotes or CliffNotes?
18. Daylight Savings Time? Or, Daylight Saving Time?
19. The powdery, sugary, candy stick: Pixie Stix? Or, Pixy Stix?
20. Febreze? Or, Febreeze?
21. Rubik's Cube? Or, Rubix Cube?
22. Oreo Double Stuff? Stuffed? Or, Stuf?
23. Do you remember Tom Cruise doing his famous dance in Risky Business? Was he wearing a pink pinstripe dress shirt and no sunglasses? Or, a white dress shirt with sunglasses?
24. Chuck E. Cheese's? Or, Chuck E. Cheese?

 
Following are the 'correct' answers according to the internet. Then, a couple of videos that God put in my path during this journey, followed by scripture. At the end of the blog, I will give my answers to the questions.

ANSWERS ACCORDING TO INTERNET

1. Berenstain Bears. Apparently, there has never been anything else.
2. Jif Peanut Butter. Again, has always been 'Jif.'
3. No, there was never a movie in the 90s called Shazaam or Shazam starring Sinbad. Never happened. Sinbad even has many videos making fun of people who believe there was such a movie. Someone posted what they claimed was a clip from the 90s movie, but it is fake. It is the original actor, but he is old. It is not from the 90s.
4. Apparently, Nelson Mandela died in 2013.
5. Froot Loops
6. Oscar Mayer
7. Chick-Fil-A. Apparently, it has never been anything else.
8. No monocle on Monopoly man, apparently ever.
9. There is a ‘bag of money’ game piece now. 
10. Looney Tunes
11. Curious George does not have a tail.
12. Magic mirror on the wall
13. Sex and the City
14. Wite-Out
15. Mickey Mouse does not have suspenders.
16. Smokey Bear
17. CliffsNotes
18. Daylight Saving Time
19. Pixy Stix
20. Febreze
21. Rubik’s Cube
22. Oreo Double Stuf
23. Apparently, Tom Cruise wore a pink pin stripe dress shirt and no sunglasses in his famous dance.
24. Chuck E. Cheese​

I know it is deep, and I am not yet finished, so hang on. Watch the following two videos of 13-year-old Max Loughan, a theoretical physicist, and the smartest boy in the world. That is not a typo. He is 13 years old.

In the first video, the interviewer asks him, What happens to us when we die? Max says, well, your body rots in the ground and that's it. Nothing.

​Then, the interviewer presses him, and he says that our bodies are made up of energy, and energy can never be destroyed, only transformed, from one form to another form.

In the second video, about the Mandela Effect, he says the bible describes physics in terms a five-year-old could understand. 

Max Loughan, 13-year-old theoretical physicist,
​the smartest boy in the world, answers the question:

​WHAT IS GOD?

He says, "He [God] is an energy form that created all, is all, and is everywhere and nowhere at the same time. God, or energy, lives in us, through us, and is us."

God is energy. We are energy.

On the Bible: He says, the writers of the Bible had to "simplify intense quantum physics into something a five-year-old could understand. Thus, the Bible, right?"

He says, finally, that energy can never be created or destroyed, but only transformed, from one form to another form. 

"And we all, with unveiled face, continually seeing as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are progressively being transformed into His image from [one degree of] glory to [even more] glory, which comes from the Lord, [who is] the Spirit." 2 Corinthians 3:18

We are being transformed from one degree of glory to even more glory. 

​God is Real! God's Word is alive!

Watch him explain the Mandela Effect, the CERN Large Hadron Collider, and God:

My first thought when I heard about CERN some time ago was that nothing good can come from splitting atoms. I will not get into details about what I learned about CERN, because it is time for us to start taking responsibility for our words, since we now know, and the bible tells us so, that words are powerful and have consequences.

I will say that I heard a prophet say not long ago that God said, He is going to destroy CERN, and that it will take them a long time to rebuild it, decades I think he said. I wonder why? Here's Your Sign!

So, Raise A Hallelujah! And give all glory, honor, praise and thanksgiving to the One True God, the source of all things, from whom we came, and to whom we will return in Jesus Christ!

​Amen!
 
 HERE ARE MY ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS ABOVE. ENJOY!

1. Berenstein Bears. They were a family of Jewish bears.
2. Both Jiffy and Jif.  I remember thinking they changed their name.
3. Yes, I remember this 90s movie: Shazaam, about a genie in a bottle. 
4. Yes, I remember Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 80s.
5. This cereal is now called ‘Froot Loops’ in the grocery store. What the literal heck? An article says it used to be called 'Fruit Loops' until they were sued in the 60s because there is no actual fruit in the cereal. That article actually triggered my memory about that lawsuit from the 60s. Aside from that forgotten memory, this cereal has always been called 'Fruit Loops' to me.
6. Not sure.
7. Chic-Fil-A. I remember commenting that ‘chic’ is a French word for fancy. 
8. Yes, the Monopoly man has a monocle.
9. No, I never heard of the ‘bag of money’ as a game piece in Monopoly. Yet, it is advertised right on the front of my game box I have had for 20 years, "Special Edition game piece." Never heard of a ‘bag of money’ until I looked at my box today.
10. Looney Toons
11. Not sure.
12. Mirror, mirror on the wall
13. Sex in the City. I remember calling it "Sex and the City" to someone, and they corrected it, Sex in the City, and sure enough, it was Sex in the City, but I could have sworn it was Sex and the City. I realize that it IS Sex and the City now, so you can see how confusing that was.
14. White-Out. Never heard of "Wite-Out"!!
15. Yes, Mickey Mouse has suspenders.
16. Smokey the Bear. I remember hearing this was 'Smokey Bear,' and saying, I grew up with it, it is Smokey THE Bear.
17. CliffNotes
18. Daylight Savings Time. Both! I remember being corrected for saying it was an "s" on the end of 'savings.'
19. Pixie Stix. Oh my goodness. I have never heard of P-i-x-y Stix!
20. Febreeze
21. Rubix Cube
22. Double Stuff
23. White dress shirt and sunglasses.
24. Chuck E. Cheese. Same thing, I am pretty sure I remember being corrected by someone for saying it differently.