Available on May 31st
cleveland prophecy
Secrets of the Dawn, Prophecies, and the Undead
About the book
Throughout history, the concepts of honesty and truth have often been intertwined, leading many to mistakenly assume that honesty equates to conveying absolute truth. Engaging with conspiracy theorists reveals elaborate assertions suggesting hidden meanings lurking beneath the surface. However, these theorists frequently arrive at inaccurate conclusions, as the essence of “truth” is often shrouded in layers of logic and undeniable facts.
Secrets are woven into the fabric of human history, captivating those eager to unveil the origins of what we deem true. Unfortunately, many who embark on this quest encounter mere breadcrumbs—misleading clues that direct them toward fabricated versions of truth, designed to appease our minds by establishing connections between seemingly unrelated facts.
Without the ability to discern authenticity from illusion, misinformation can flourish. In today’s digital landscape, self-styled experts abound, brimming with opinions that can easily transform into conspiracies when dismissed. It is crucial to recognize that information alone does not equate to genuine knowledge; a staggering 99% of those who believe themselves informed possess only a superficial understanding of complex issues. Breadcrumbs often serve to obscure the intentional restriction of knowledge, which can become a potent source of power.
In rare instances when individuals uncover profound truths, they often operate in secrecy, facing significant repercussions for revealing their insights. They abide by a mantra emphasizing the importance of confidentiality and enlightenment.
About the Author
BOBBY A. HALL
Bobby A. Hall is a multifaceted creative talent, author of “Cleveland: Prophecy Secrets of the Dawn, Prophecies, and the Undead,” and the poetry collection “30 Daily Thoughts of Loving You More.” His literary journey began with his first children’s book, “The Grammar Guardians,” followed by the heartfelt poetry collection “Love… along the way.”