Welcome one and all to a brand-new podcast from network partner "Sound Of The Gjallerhorn".  The episode that they have for us today is entitled "Tangible and Abstract Worldviews and Their Effects".
The host of the SOTG is a familiar face, Mark Puryear!  In his own words this is a re-creation of the podcast that they had in the past of the same name, somewhat streamlined to be more accessible to listeners and less of a stress upon other responsibilities to family and kin.  This is a very interesting episode that goes into some detail philosophically, dealing with "tangible" anchorings in in one's view of reality in contrast to "abstract" views which can be much more easily twisted by those that would seek to control or manipulate people.  This is something that you will find interesting and certainly leave you wanting to hear more.
There is also a section in this broadcast where there are traditions explained.  This is very interesting and something that along with Mark's explanations from research done in the lore is very worthwhile in bringing further connection not only to what things were done in the past, but why they were done.
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Until next time...
 
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