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Ilko, a researcher, returns to discuss his findings that the biblical Promised Land might be located in the Netherlands.

Internist Sietze Graafsma discusses the limitations of modern medicine's focus on treating diseases like machines.

This episode features an interview with Sarah Leers about Human Design, a system combining esoteric and scientific elements based on planetary alignments at birth to help people understand themselves better and make life decisions.

This episode features an interview with Mark Linde about his spiritual journey from fear to love, inspired by his book on Maria Magdalena and experiences with shamanist ceremonies.

This episode explores how Eastern philosophy, particularly Taoism, views darkness not as something to fear but as a source of profound insight and power, contrasting with Western and other traditions that emphasize light.

This episode features an interview with Jan Ott about his English translation of the mysterious Oera Linda manuscript, discussing its controversial history, academic reception, and potential origins.

This episode features an interview with Aris Otzen, a biologist and yoga teacher, discussing how he combines biology and yoga philosophy to explore human identity and purpose, including concepts like the great chain of being.

MarcoToday NL and Abe van der Veen retell the Parsifal legend as a forest-to-Camelot journey centered on speech, silence, and compassion.

This episode explores the differences between Western and Eastern perceptions of Buddhism, focusing on practices like meditation and the cultural context of spirits and demons.

He argues that 'viruses' are not the cause, but the result of a healing process.

Host Marco interviews author Geert Kimpen about his book on Maria Magdalena, exploring her role in the Bible and the wisdom of the feminine divine.

Francesco Pepe links MarcoToday NL’s conversation about Ameland’s Sinterklaas customs to the book he co-authored on the history of St.

This episode explores the origins of the Indo-European language family, including its reconstruction, the Proto-Indo-European mother tongue, and related archaeological and linguistic research.

This episode explores how examining ancient texts like Genesis from their original historical and cultural contexts, similar to approaches used with hermetic literature, can reveal deeper meanings beyond traditional Western interpretations.

This episode explores ayahuasca's role in spirituality and philosophy, challenging Western narratives through a comparative religious perspective with author André van der Braak.