The Dark Worship

von Toyne Newton

172 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

The strange series of events seemed, at first, unconnected. Two dogs disappeared without trace during a woodland walk. Local people reported experiencing a strange chill in the air. Then a grotesque demonic mural was found daubed on the wall of an unoccupied building. The investigation into these and other mysterious occurrences drew together author Toyne Newton, an expert on mystical organisations, with a researcher into the occult and an ageing psychic. What their enquiries uncovered was both disturbing and sensational: secret societies were working their magic on sacred sites, on a worldwide basis, seeking to manipulate powerful forces to their own dark, sometimes apocalyptic ends. These societies had their roots in ancient pagan cults, and over the course of history had succeeded in spreading their malign influence far and wide. The cast of players in this evil includes the like of Adolph Hitler, whose elite SS Order swore allegiance to Satanic powers.The Dark Worship written in the last gasp of the 20th century foretold much of what has since unravelled across the world. The UK Parliament debated that theme during the pandemic, a lone member recommending that new laws be drafted against one Satanic organisation with terror links. This book is something of a shock, a herald of sinister times, this new edition is deeper still as we near the actual fight for spiritual domination of the planet. As a famous rock song once said in a song ' There are two paths you can go by: there's still time to change the road your'e on.'These dark forces, some embraced by the highest in society are now being unleashed in plain sight - the question is -can they be overcome?

• Themen: Philosophie und Religion Religion und Glaube Weitere Religionen und Glaubensrichtungen Religionen, Glaubenssysteme, kulturelle Weltanschauungen und spirituelle Überzeugungen
• ISBN: 9780957406162
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 23.01.2021
• Größe: 203 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Brutus Media