I’ve always been captivated by the way symbols ancient, sacred, and universal seem to whisper the same truths across time, across cultures, across beliefs. Could it be coincidence? Or is there something deeper at play?

In this episode, I take a deep dive into the profound connections between world religions, ancient traditions, and the symbols we often take for granted. From the cross to the Tree of Life, from the serpent to the Trinity, I explore how these motifs show up not just in Christianity but in Norse mythology, Hinduism, and even the sacred rites of the past. What does it mean that civilizations separated by centuries and continents spoke the same spiritual language? What do these echoes of the divine tell us about God, about truth, about us?

This isn’t just a history lesson it’s a challenge. A challenge to see the fingerprints of God in places we might not expect, to question whether these patterns are more than just human invention. Because if they are, then the story of faith is bigger, older, and more connected than we ever imagined.

Key Moments:
0:27 Common Origins of the Word 'God'
3:02 The Symbolism of the Cross and the Sun
5:49 The Tree of Life Across Civilizations
7:49 The Serpent as Both Good and Evil
12:10 The Dove as a Universal Spiritual Symbol
19:30 The Chalice & The Holy Grail
26:10 The Crisis of Faith in the Modern World
29:43 The Impact of Religion on Human Happiness
39:01 The Power of Language & Perspective in Relationships
47:09 Is Christianity the Fulfillment of Ancient Religion?