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Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan.

Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host, Jack Logan. Great to have you with me today.

Welcome to all of our new listeners and all of the longtime listeners. Great to have you with this.

I hope you're enjoying your summer. The aim of this podcast is to reconstruct the original religious tradition imparted to human beings in deep

antiquity. And to do this, we've structured the episodes sequentially so that each new episode

builds off of the previous episodes. Kind of like building a house. We're building the ancient

tradition from the ground up. So if you hear anything in this episode that's new to you or that you

want to learn more about, go back and check out the earlier episodes because there's a lot of great

foundational information in those episodes that can help set the stage,

not only for today's episode, but for all of the episodes that are yet to come.

Today's episode is titled, and he went a little further.

We've been talking quite a bit over the past couple of episodes about the significance of the

sacred center, the nucleus, the heart, the hub, the bosom of the selfless son's cosmic

kingdom.

The kingdom he received is his inheritance from his father for slaying the dragon, the rebellious

son.

It's kind of impossible to over-emphasize the importance and the sacredness of the

supernal center in the ancient world, and even in the religions that we see today.

As astounding as this sounds, every single religion in the ancient world, and nearly all of the

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