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The Deception of Gods and Men: The price of power has never been so great
Over the millennia we have relied on mystics, shamans and priests to explain what awaits us in the next life, but what if it’s all an illusion? What really lurks behind the veil separating this world from the next? Might this other world be something real and tangible and literally ‘not of this earth’? In other words, might what we currently define as extraterrestrials perform an entirely different function. What if the afterlife is an illusion created by the beings that exist within that realm. The Deceptions of Gods and Men offers an alternative viewpoint using a hypothesis based on insights gleaned from ancient manuscripts and teachings that our ancestors left behind.
This book shines a spotlight on the beings that slip through the veil from their world to ours, they wear an astonishing array of disguises whose only purpose is to distract us and conceal their true identity. Could these multidimensional entities be the demons and devils of legend? This book will challenge the way you perceive these fraudulent messengers as it reveals the disturbing but undeniable connections between such diverse subjects as Ufology, cryptozoology and the occult. It also delves into the possibility that some of those in power have collaborated with these beings for longer then we can imagine and have manipulated the human race into accepting an agenda that was never its own.
Some of the earliest legends suggest a polarized good versus evil, yin and yang, black and white, but the respected authors and researchers Barry Fitzgerald and Brian Allan burrow beneath this narrative, to reveal the path of the puppet masters whose promises of power and wealth conceal the bones of the innocent. The authors also show that the beings in the shadows may not even be as alien as they first seem and the long path to discovery concludes with some very unsettling revelations indeed, confirming that there is a need for cool heads in a world which seems to have been set on a path to destruction.
This book shines a spotlight on the beings that slip through the veil from their world to ours, they wear an astonishing array of disguises whose only purpose is to distract us and conceal their true identity. Could these multidimensional entities be the demons and devils of legend? This book will challenge the way you perceive these fraudulent messengers as it reveals the disturbing but undeniable connections between such diverse subjects as Ufology, cryptozoology and the occult. It also delves into the possibility that some of those in power have collaborated with these beings for longer then we can imagine and have manipulated the human race into accepting an agenda that was never its own.
Some of the earliest legends suggest a polarized good versus evil, yin and yang, black and white, but the respected authors and researchers Barry Fitzgerald and Brian Allan burrow beneath this narrative, to reveal the path of the puppet masters whose promises of power and wealth conceal the bones of the innocent. The authors also show that the beings in the shadows may not even be as alien as they first seem and the long path to discovery concludes with some very unsettling revelations indeed, confirming that there is a need for cool heads in a world which seems to have been set on a path to destruction.
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May 6, 2023
Book is an Intelligent Investigative Work - Not to be missed!
Withstanding the Authors' social and political commentary near ending, this book deserves 5 Stars plus. Their investigation of the entity that keeps mankind in a pickle between its good and bad, changling abilities, camouflage, and deceptions, sets foundation and structure for quantum physics to overcome its invisibility by seeing what eyes now cannot. The analysis of the entity invisibly present alongside mankind since the beginning is presented in a manner supported by solid experiences and academically serious research of the Authors, and is to be taken as evidence as in an investigation. Researchers may take note of anecdotal information such as frequencies, music, and dates. As the Dual Energy Concept comes onto mankind's consciousness, The Deceptions of God's and Men just may be the foundation of evidence for science to gain foothold to understand and unveil the invisibility of the spirit world within and / or outside of mankind. Works not faith.
Withstanding the Authors' social and political commentary near ending, this book deserves 5 Stars plus. Their investigation of the entity that keeps mankind in a pickle between its good and bad, changling abilities, camouflage, and deceptions, sets foundation and structure for quantum physics to overcome its invisibility by seeing what eyes now cannot. The analysis of the entity invisibly present alongside mankind since the beginning is presented in a manner supported by solid experiences and academically serious research of the Authors, and is to be taken as evidence as in an investigation. Researchers may take note of anecdotal information such as frequencies, music, and dates. As the Dual Energy Concept comes onto mankind's consciousness, The Deceptions of God's and Men just may be the foundation of evidence for science to gain foothold to understand and unveil the invisibility of the spirit world within and / or outside of mankind. Works not faith.
February 18, 2024
Lots of conjecture, little evidence, and no sources.
A high strangeness 'theory of everything' which has the dual quality of being highly attractive and impossible to falsify. I doubt the writers intended that, but it remains a problem all the same.
A high strangeness 'theory of everything' which has the dual quality of being highly attractive and impossible to falsify. I doubt the writers intended that, but it remains a problem all the same.
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