First Beliefs

For the spiritually curious who feel the pull of something ancient. Each episode uncovers the hidden layers of sacred history, ancient religion, and spiritual philosophy, told with reverence and depth, and hosted by a Persian woman's perspective rooted in one of the world's oldest living traditions. This isn't a history lecture. It's an invitation to remember something you were never taught, but somehow always felt.

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  Before Moses. Before Muhammad. There Was Akhenaten.

  Jun 21, 202624 minS0

  <p></p><p>There is a name that was scratched off temple walls, chiseled out of stone, erased from records, removed from the official list of kings. His name was Akhenaten — and roughly 3,300 years ago, in the heart of ancient Egypt, he declared that all the gods were false except one. Then he tried to delete the rest.</p><p>What he set in motion would ripple through centuries, touching the Hebrew Bible, the rise of Islam, and the birth of every major monotheistic tradition alive today. Some historians believe he planted the first seed of belief in one God th...

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  The Forgotten Belief Behind Judaism, Christianity & Islam

  Jun 21, 202623 minS0

  <p>What if the three largest religions on Earth all trace back to one belief almost nobody talks about? Before Judaism, Christianity, and Islam took the shape we know today, something older was already moving beneath them — a forgotten idea that quietly became the foundation for how billions of people understand God, the soul, and the afterlife.</p><p>In this episode of First Beliefs, we trace that belief back to its origins and follow it forward through three thousand years of history — into the texts, the prophets, and the empires that carried it into the modern world.</p><p></p>

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  The Surprising Truth About the Great Flood Every Civilization Hid

  Jun 19, 202629 minS0

  <p>Over two hundred ancient civilizations — who never met, never shared a language, never traded a single word — all tell the same story. A great flood. A chosen survivor. A divine warning. A world destroyed and remade. The question isn't whether this happened. The question is why every human civilization on Earth refused to forget it.</p><p>In this episode of First Beliefs, we go deep into the oldest written flood narrative ever discovered — the Epic of Gilgamesh — and trace how the story traveled across continents and millennia. We explore the geological evidence that a real catastrophic flood may have act...

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  The Religion That Invented Heaven, Hell & the Devil

  Jun 19, 202625 minS0

  <p>What if everything you believe about heaven, hell, and the devil didn't start where you think? Before the Bible, before the Quran, before the Torah as we know it — a prophet stood on the windswept plains of ancient Iran and heard a voice in the fire. His name was Zarathustra. You may know him as Zoroaster.</p><p>Zoroastrianism is the oldest monotheistic faith on Earth, and the most influential religion almost no one can name. In this episode of First Beliefs, we go back over three thousand years to explore:</p><p>🔥 The first-ever concept of a single God o...

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  Before the Bible | How Humanity Learned Fairness

  Jun 19, 20261h 37mS0

  <p>Did morality come before religion, or did religion invent morality? Tonight we travel back further than most dare to look — into a science lab studying fairness in monkeys, into the oldest law codes ever written, and into the silence of an Egyptian tomb where hearts were weighed against a feather.</p><p>In this episode of First Beliefs, we trace the deep origins of human justice across three civilizations:</p><p>🐒 The Capuchin Fairness Experiment — what monkeys reveal about the evolutionary roots of justice<br>⚖️ Hammurabi vs. Ur-Nammu — comparing the oldest law codes in Mesopotamia, revenge vs. restitution<br>🪶 Ma'at and the We...

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