The Gods Never Left Us: The Long Awaited Sequel to the Worldwide Best-seller Chariots of the Gods

I bought this book thinking it would just be a sequel to Chariots, but it's that plus more. I get the definate feeling that it tries to explain the sudden burst of science that occurred shortly after the events of Roswell. How else could we have went from the Wright brothers to the moon landing without aliens?

There is a lot of discussion of DNA, changes and mutation, evolution., and this is not easy to follow. There is a,list of questions on the back cover indicating topics the book would cover. However I did not observe those as answered in the book, although I would have liked more elaboration on those questions. He seems to skirt around those issues without getting down to actually answering them. There is a lot of space devoted to DNA issues, some of which is difficult to follow and is not coherently woven into the text. In fact there seems to be too much jumping around without connecting everything into a clear narrative. It really does not appear to be a sequel to Chariots. This does not impress me as being one of his better books. Everything just does not seem to hang together.

Well written and easy to read and stay engaged

How easy to manipulate the human animal into doing exactly what you desire them to do.Ancient truths supported with facts everywhere. As I’ve stated over and over stop asking if, which shows your lack knowing basic simple text, basic world facts. I have composed a list, where is the database to analyze whom and when so I can see the selections of why me, because yes I desire the answers as I see all around and above and beyond the MEs.Like all great books I cherish the bibliography and references used, what a perfect list of supporting text when all the work is done for you. The only thing lacking in conversations with other well read persons to discuss the facts behind crop circles, ancient painting, DNA, written right there in the Judaeo Christian Historical records published for all to see. Yet where are the tablets, the desires of my heart to know more as I call to Thoth and accept him for his admixture.So I wonder if they’ve kept records the way our governments do now or do they also leave the facts up to the Vatican..archives and like colleges miraculously discover them back in the shelves, which is really rediscovered when appropriate and not When people such as myself contact them asking to publish the truths so obvious when studied or perhaps it’s the enlightenment of the Igigi and honey. Where is the rest of Genesis 1.I have awarded myself another doctorate! Give unto Cesar!

It definitely makes you think! I like how he ties several different societies together and shows the similarities between each cultures "stories."

All his books are written for open mind people. This one being more understanding of who we are and where to look for our past and our future.Interesting that more and more info is slowly released by the media, regarding unexplained situations in the sky that looks like preparation for a big announcement...it is about time to recognize we are not alone on Earth!

As his first book Daniken posits questions and in some cases argues the only acceptable answer. Exceptionally well researched and full of insight. If you love science, space, technology and myth, you’ll eat this book up in an afternoon.

The book is interesting to read though he blathers a lot and it is all make believe. He is pulling "facts" from, who knows where, to support his assertions. I do believe there are extra-terrestrials but have they visited Earth. No, they have not. Unless the alien didn't listen to his wife or to Alexa or Siri and took the wrong turn at Albuquerque.

If you are into aliens/ancient gods or different theories then this is a good read.

Interesting book

Gets quite detailed (a bit boring) at times, but all in all some very interesting stuff. Read the Charriots of the Gods many years ago and so much more evidence/research since then.

Eye opening book. All books from von Daniken are great 👍

I was excited to get this book but was very underwhelmed. I found it quite boring and hard to read in places. Overall the theories that have been identified into present times are interesting and you can see a lot of research has taken place but was glad when I got it finished.