Lit Wisdom

De: Rolled Scroll Publishing
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  • Welcome to The Lit Wisdom Podcast—a journey through the sacred, the esoteric, and the profoundly human. We dive deep into ancient texts, overlooked scriptures, and spiritual philosophies from around the world, bringing their timeless lessons to life in the modern era. Hosted by Logan DeLore and produced by Dennis Logan, the podcast is a thoughtful exploration of what it means to seek truth, wisdom, and understanding in a world that’s often disconnected from its roots. Each episode examines a pivotal text or theme, from The Book of Enoch and The Gospel of Thomas to Buddhism, mysticism, and the intersection of religion and culture. We challenge dogma, uncover forgotten truths, and provide practical insights for today’s seekers. But this isn’t just about studying texts—it’s about making them relevant. How do ancient teachings apply to modern life? What lessons can we take from the past to grow, heal, and connect in the present? And what happens when we approach spiritual traditions with curiosity, respect, and discernment? The Lit Wisdom Podcast celebrates diversity, welcomes tough questions, and encourages you to think critically while embracing the beauty of the unknown. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, this is your space to explore, learn, and grow. New episodes drop weekly. Join us as we uncover the wisdom that lies just beneath the surface.
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Episodios
  • Episode 5 - "The Book of Enoch and Some Conspiracy Theories"
    Jan 29 2025

    In this thought-provoking episode of Lit Wisdom, we dive deep into the mysterious and powerful Book of Enoch, an ancient text that bridges the realms of angelology, demonology, and hidden truths. Often excluded from the canonical Bible, this enigmatic scripture holds key insights into the spiritual battles between good and evil, the Watchers, and humanity’s ancient struggles.

    Join us as we unravel the layers of Enoch’s celestial visions, explore the hierarchy of angels and the corruption of the fallen Watchers, and discuss how this text has fueled countless conspiracy theories throughout history. From Nephilim giants to apocalyptic prophecies, we’ll separate myth from reality and examine why the Book of Enoch continues to captivate seekers of wisdom today.

    Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just curious, this episode will challenge your understanding of spirituality, hidden knowledge, and the fine line between truth and speculation.

    Tune in and discover:

    • Who was Enoch, and why is his story critical to understanding angelology and demonology?
    • The secrets of the Watchers and their influence on humanity.
    • How the Book of Enoch intersects with modern conspiracy theories.
    • Why this ancient text was excluded from most biblical canons—and what it means for us today.

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    39 m
  • Episode 4 – "The Enlightened Path: Lessons from Buddhism"
    Jan 22 2025

    "A prince, a path, and the pursuit of enlightenment—what can Buddhism teach us about living in the modern world?"

    In this episode of Lit Wisdom, we explore the life of Siddhartha Gautama, the prince who became the Buddha. From his early days as a sheltered royal to his transformative journey of self-discovery, we unpack the story of a man who redefined what it means to live a life of purpose.

    Drawing from The Dhammapada and The Gateless Gate, we delve into Buddhism’s core teachings, the struggle against inner demons like Mara, and the path to liberation. Along the way, we consider Buddhism’s influence on Western spirituality and its intersections with other faiths.

    What can an ancient philosophy teach us about balance, suffering, and mindfulness today? How do we discern spiritual truth without appropriating sacred traditions? Let’s find the middle path together.

    This is Lit Wisdom—where ancient wisdom meets modern seekers. Tune in and let’s walk the path.

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    40 m
  • Episode 3 - "The Secret Gospel of Mark: Mystery, Manipulation, and the Naked Truth"
    Jan 15 2025

    Is it a lost gospel, a scandalous forgery, or the biggest twist in biblical history? The Secret Gospel of Mark is as controversial as it is intriguing, and in this episode, we’re peeling back its layers to uncover the truth—or at least the wild theories surrounding it. Allegedly discovered through a letter attributed to Clement of Alexandria, this fragment hints at hidden mysteries, unconventional interpretations, and even suggestive scenes involving Jesus and a naked young man.

    But what’s the truth behind this enigmatic text? Is it an authentic piece of lost scripture, an early example of Gnostic influence, or a blatant forgery meant to stir the pot of faith? We’ll dive into the historical context, the motivations of those who might have created or preserved such a text, and why it didn’t make the canonical cut.

    And here’s where it gets spicy: We’ll explore how the Secret Gospel of Mark has been interpreted—sometimes outrageously—over the years. Through a playful reading of the text as erotica, we’ll highlight the absurdities of over-interpretation and the dangers of reading hidden meanings where they may not exist.

    Plus, we’ll segue into a broader discussion on closed practices, why some spiritual traditions remain guarded, and how the boundaries of faith intersect with personal discernment. Finally, we wrap up with a recommendation to check out the proper interpretation of the Secret Gospel of Mark by Joseph Lumpkin on Audible, narrated by Dennis Logan, for a deeper dive into Gnostic thought.

    If you’ve ever wondered about the intersection of history, faith, and interpretation—or you’re just here for the intellectual rollercoaster—this episode is for you. Stay curious, seekers. Let’s unravel the mystery together.

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    28 m
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