What if everything you thought you knew about biblical stories was actually ancient psychological wisdom in disguise? In this eye-opening conversation, spiritual architect Reginald Martin shares how his personal journey from divorce and depression led him to uncover the Kemetic (ancient Egyptian) origins of biblical narratives and modern spiritual concepts like those in "The Secret."

Reginald explains his belief that figures like Jesus were originally archetypes representing universal human experiences - like the "aha moment" symbolized by walking on water over emotional turbulence. We explore how numerology, astrology, and elemental sciences were woven into these ancient teaching stories, and why traditional therapy often falls short for people experiencing deep spiritual deconstruction.

This episode dives deep into the difference between structure and dogma, how to shift from "born broken" to "born divine," and why these ancient frameworks offer practical tools for modern spiritual seekers and leaders.

Topics covered:

• The Kemetic origins of biblical stories and characters
• How ancient Egyptians may have used archetypes vs. literal gods
• Decoding the esoteric symbolism in miracles and parables
• Why spiritual deconstruction requires new frameworks
• The soul-level operating system vs. traditional therapy approaches

Perfect for spiritual seekers, religious deconstructors, and anyone with an open mind who’s curious about the deeper layers of ancient wisdom traditions.

Show Notes, transcript & resources for this episode: https://www.whiterobinwellness.com/podcast/ancient-spiritual-symbolism-and-archetypes

Connect With Our Guest: Reginald Martin

• Kametaphysics™on Substack
• Kametaphysics™on YouTube
• Free Guide For Practitioners: The Hidden Architecture of Client Transformation
• Reginald’s book: You Are Not Your Body: Advanced Metaphysical Ideas for Enlightened Living

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