In "The Great Deception," Erich von Däniken takes a closer look at the curious Voynich manuscript, which, since its emergence, no one has been able to decipher. He also makes some shocking revelations about the equally curious Book of Enoch. Von Däniken also brings to light an incredible story of a lost underground labyrinth in Ecuador that is said to be an entire library with thousands of golden tablets. He provides evidence that this library is not only connected to the Book of Enoch but also to the Mormons, who have spent decades searching for it, believing it contains the history of their ancestors.

Finally, he deals with the mysterious lines in the Nazca desert that resemble airplane runways when viewed from above.

"The Great Deception" aims to awaken the Mind and Spirit of readers to a different reality. The elements included in the book are not the ramblings of an imaginative author trying to sell books but offer new interpretations of sacred texts from various religions and Scriptures. The "Book of Enoch," for example, with today's knowledge of technology and space travel, clearly offers a different perspective on what happened then and who the protagonists of that story were.

"The Great Deception" is a landmark book that will influence all readers because it gives them the knowledge and the opportunity to decide for themselves what is the truth and what is the Great Deception. Thus, religious history can evolve in a different and much more revealing way...