Manifesting the Gods of Gold
Exposing the Agenda Behind Spiritual Chaos
by William John

---

In a world full of confusion and chaos, it’s difficult to remain positive and hopeful for the future. This is especially true when we don’t know who or what is controlling the world and, more importantly, our hearts and minds. This book seeks to get to the bottom of this mystery by unveiling the elusive “gods of gold” and their connection to the greed and gluttony that have driven humankind since the beginning. From ancient days to the modern age, unseen forces have been controlling every aspect of civilization, and unwitting people are often complicit in this evil. By exposing these dark forces, this book provides readers with the spiritual emancipation and hope that everyone is seeking but which so few are able to find. Although humans have waged wars on numerous fronts throughout history, the ultimate battlefield is the mind, and this book reveals the secret of success in this all-important arena.

---

"Your book is great work. It is that kind of approach this world needs badly today" —Author François Comunetti "This is truly outstanding work. Your dedication and passion for writing are evident. Keep sharing your creativity with the world!" —Writer Mona Kasten "Thought-provoking and well written" —Homemaker Rachelle Ron

---

WILLIAM JOHN, also known as Bill Dyck, enjoys watching documentaries, reading dystopian and utopian literature, taking something old—such as an old car—and making it new again, and striking up meaningful conversations with complete strangers in coffee shops. Although he admits to being a terrible English student in high school, his deep interest in biblical prophecy coupled with his growing sense of alarm about our current situation compelled him to finally pick up a pen and see if he could get to the bottom of the situation through writing. William currently resides in Kaslo, British Columbia, where he enjoys solitude and isolation. The peace and serenity of the village have allowed his thoughts to be assembled amongst all the world’s noise.

---

Contributors

Author

William John

Editor

Eileen Delman