Every culture tells a story of a beginning. Some speak of divine creation, others of cosmic chaos birthing order. Nearly all, however, share something striking; the memory of a lost age.

A golden era of peace, prosperity, and divine-human interaction that ended in catastrophe. Whether we call it Eden, Atlantis, Saturn’s reign, or the Millennial Reign, there exists a persistent echo in the myths and scriptures of civilisations across the world. Whispers of a time long forgotten, or perhaps hidden?

This book begins with a question, simple, but radical:

What if the stories we dismiss as myth are not fantasy, but memory?

In recent years, millions of people around the world have begun to question the official story of our past. From YouTube documentaries to Reddit forums, from obscure 19th-century texts to popular podcasts, a movement is growing; one driven not by dogma, but by curiosity.

Mainstream timelines are being reexamined. Forgotten books are resurfacing. Ancient structures are being looked at with new eyes. Out of the fog of accepted history emerges a picture that is both unsettling, and exhilarating.

There is no single theory presented in this book, instead you will find a guided exploration; a weaving together of threads that might suggest a much stranger, deeper history than we’ve been taught.

What if the world around you isn’t what it seems?

Are we living in a simulation; a digitally engineered illusion created by an artificial intelligence?

If so, who created the AI?

Was it humanity from the future … or someone else entirely? And more disturbingly, is this narrative being used to erase the very existence of the Creator?

In this provocative exploration, The Simulated God pulls back the curtain on reality, technology, forgotten civilisations, and spiritual warfare. From the eerie concept of 'resets', like the mud flood and the lost empire of Tartaria, to the rise of AI and transhumanism, this book challenges the official timeline and the sterile theories replacing the Divine, with code.

Drawing from suppressed history, biblical prophecy, and modern conspiracy, the book asks:

Is simulation theory just the latest deception; one designed to separate us from God, truth, and ourselves?

Written for the curious, the skeptical, and the spiritually awake, this is more than a book.

It’s a wake-up call to anyone who suspects the game is rigged, and is ready to remember what lies beyond the illusion.

You were made for more than the machine.
It’s time to remember.

Within this easily digested mini-book, we’ll explore the core concerns associated with AI agents and their potential for self-awareness. We will begin by understanding what AI agents are, and how they differ from traditional AI systems.

Then we will delve into the complex debate around machine self-awareness — what it means, whether it’s possible, and why it matters.

We will explore real-world examples of emergent behaviours, unintended consequences, and alignment failures in autonomous systems.

We will investigate the challenges of accountability, the illusion of control, and the societal risks posed by agents designed to manipulate and deceive.

We will also examine the geopolitical landscape driving the rapid deployment of autonomous AI, and the long-term existential risks that might lie ahead.

All of this is presented in terms for everyone to understand.

There is an urgent need for you to understand.

Most AI experts agree, we’re creating something that presents a danger to our very existence.

It is 1702, Parish Constable Gray Ellis is called to assist Sir Alistair Wharton. There is a mysterious case of sheep rustling in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The rustlers are elusive, well organised, and have thus far managed to evade capture.

Ellis meets several characters on the road; some wish to relieve him of his horse and boots, others have a warning for the weary traveller. In East Riding, Ellis finds no evidence for gangs rustling livestock; after sunset, most are too fearful to venture out onto the Wolds.

Garth Oberon Albemarle, the heir to the Albemarle fortune, asks Ellis, while his is in the East Riding, if he could investigate a coven of witches. It is soon apparent that Albemarle is seeking to remove any competition, to his dark arts.

Ellis discovers many historical mysteries, which only present him with more questions.

Are the eerie lights, flying around Flamborough Head, related to missing people?

Is there really a creature wandering Starr Carr in the moonlight, and does it have anything to do with missing sheep?

Then there is the question of the little people …

It began in 1605. A Spanish galleon named, La Venganza wrecks on the rocks. There was one man standing between the wreckers, and a tun of silver—a prisoner of the Holy Inquisition.

Justice of the Peace, Sir Alistair Wharton of the Middlesex Quarter Sessions Court, requests a meeting with renowned criminal investigator, Parish Constable Gray Ellis. Ellis is asked to travel end of the country, at the bequest of Sir Henry Mackleby—a former Magistrate, now retired.

He must investigate the unexplained deaths of four prominent and wealthy businessmen, in a village called The Lizard.

Brent Jarvis, a former ships surgeon in the King’s Navy has a theory. He believes the men literally died of fright.

Ellis investigates and discovers the deaths are hereditary.
The inhabitants of The Lizard are living under a curse.

Lake Superior, 1899

The schooner Night Wylde loses her battle with the Witch of November.

Nobody hears the last chime of her bell.

Lake Superior, 1905

Steam tug S.T. Sargoss is climbing thirty-five foot seas.

The Portage Lifeboat heads out to search for a casualty, after a signal is seen.

After 12 hours fighting high seas in thick fog, the Guardsmen resign themselves to their fate.

The Witch must collect her toll …

Then they hear a ship's bell.

Former U.S. Ranger Craig Sauber, an avid outdoorsman and owner of a survival school, ventures into a National Park seeking a long-forgotten trail.

Information from an old map indicates the elusive trail may lead to an ancient cave. Sauber finds the trail and the cave, but soon realises he is not in the world he knows

In this strange realm he will need all of his skill and training to survive.

With unlikely allies and a secret revealed, he must once more enter the fray.
Sauber must face a terrifying ordeal before he can make his way home.

He agrees to put his life on the line, so that some may live and others may be free.

What happens next becomes a bloody fight for survival.

Detective Chief Inspector Harry Kearns of Thames Valley Police is working a case involving missing children. They are going missing from parks around the city, in broad daylight.

There are no witnesses. There are no clues.
There were no bodies to be found … until now.

Kearns, realises he is now fighting against the clock.

In desperation, he turns to Professor Frank Chrysler of Cambridge University. Chrysler is detained elsewhere and recommends his protégé Victoria Claiborne.

Claiborne is nearing the end of her tenure at Trinity College having gained her PhD, focused on psychology and behaviour in relation to criminal insanity, with offers coming in from prestigious institutes and corporations from around the world.

Claiborne agrees to help. Together with Kearns she investigates the mysterious events.

After applying the latest in behavioural analysis techniques to the case, Claiborne advises Kearns he has not one, but two psychopaths to contend with.

Both are stealing children, but for considerably different purposes.

Both are influenced by the phases of the moon.