Episode #143: The Gods of Eden - Part 2

Brothers of the Serpent

Society & Culture, History, Philosophy

4.8 • 668 Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2020

⏱️ 160 minutes

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Summary

We continue our deep dive into William Bramley's book, The Gods of Eden, looking at ancient traditions and accounts of the "gods" that have seemingly ruled mankind since furthest antiquity, and may be the cause of the continuous conflict all over the world, for thousands of years.

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0:00.0	The Gods of Eden, part two.
0:06.8	You are listening to Brothers of the Serpent podcast.
0:18.9	And another flawless intro, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, angels and demons, and monsters and serpents.
0:24.5	Welcome to the Brothers of the Serpent podcast coming to you, not live from the 10 by 10 by 10 tangent cube of science.
0:30.8	Nestle amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed, a high atop the Edwards plateau.
0:35.0	We are getting ready for another dive into the gods of Eden, as you just heard.
0:41.3	And Laura is still in studio with us.
0:43.6	We've decided she's probably going to be here for the whole book, right?
0:46.0	Yep, I'm back.
0:47.1	All right.
0:48.0	Good deal.
0:49.7	And we are also joined by our good friend and Longhead, the Watcher, from deep beneath his secret space station in secret outer space, where he's got a much better mic now.
1:00.2	How's it going, Watcher?
1:01.3	What's up, buddy?
1:04.0	It goes.
1:05.5	It goes well.
1:06.4	That was an amazing one-take intro.
1:09.0	Yeah.
1:09.3	I swear it was one take.
1:10.6	I was there. I saw it was one take. I was there.
1:11.3	I saw it.
1:12.3	Thank you guys.
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