You're listening to the ancient tradition.

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Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan. Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm Jack Logan.

Welcome back to all of our longtime listeners. I'm so glad to have you back. If you are a new listener,

welcome, welcome, we're glad to have you join us. I want to tell you a

little bit about the podcast on this podcast. We're trying to reconstruct the original religious

tradition that was given to human beings in deep antiquity. And we're doing this based off of

evidence, evidence that we can find in the world's ancient texts and myths and symbols and rituals

and architecture. And so far it's been pretty darn fruitful. It's been quite a ride. The podcast is

set up kind of like a college course where we start with the basics and then we build from there.

So each episode builds off of the previous episode.

So if you're interested in this subject, I highly recommend after you listen to today's

episode that you begin with episode number one and then you work your way through. You'll get a

much greater understanding of the theology. And it's a quite mind-blowing theology at that. So it'll be worth your time.

With that, let's jump into today's episode. In our last episode, we begin an examination of the first time,

known among the ancient Egyptians as Zepteptetepe among the Mesopotamians as

the Lume the Hindu as the Creda Yuga and among the ancient Egyptians is paradise

or the Garden of Eden and there's others that we can find as well the ancients had

quite a bit to say about what took place and the importance of what took

place during that time, during the first time. So much so that we haven't even scratched the

surface yet. It's really important that we take our time here and flesh out what took place

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