In today's episode, we begin a two-week whirlwind journey, exploring what some cultures (grand and overarching they may be) have to say about soul.

In Part I (aka, today), we:

* Discuss the ancient Egyptian’s concept of a complex soul, then we’ll* Explore how the Hebrews imagined soul, and finally we’ll end with* Discussing Buddhists understanding of anatta—literally, no self, no soul.

Ready to go deeper?

* Check out this week's title poem, Rainer Marie Rilke's What Will You Do?* Read more about the Ancient Egyptians, the Hebrews, and the Buddhists' conception of soul.

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HOSTED BY: Jenn Fredette