Legends and Hidden Influences in Ancient Texts: An Archaeology–Mysticism Dialogue on Free Will

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Hans Dietrich and Vincent Genna argue that archaeology, mysticism, and psychology show how external influences shape who we are, what we believe, and the choices we make, even though we still feel free.

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Ancient Legends & Symbols / The Myth of Free Will | Coast to Coast AM
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First Half: Author Hans Dietrich will explore ancient civilizations, legends and lore, the magic of symbols, and how these symbols include references to possible extraterrestrial visitations preserved within ancient Buddhist texts. Hell also present his research examining Khemetian cosmologys solar cycles and the concept of sacred houses. Second Half: Psychic and medium Vincent Genna will discuss the uncomfortable truth that most of what you think has been installed and conditioned by forces you never chose. Hell explain why free will is far more limited than people believe.