The Ancient Path — Theory of the Star of Sacred Places

In Episode 2, Dr. Zain Al-Hassan turns to the ancient Middle East and the three cities at the heart of monotheistic faith — Jerusalem, Mecca, and Medina. Through geodesic mathematics, the geometry of the great circle, and the concept of the Axis Mundi, he examines whether the placement of these sacred cities on the Earth is accidental, or encoded in a deeper geometric order.

In the premiere episode, Dr. Zain Al-Hassan introduces his landmark theory — the Star of Sacred Places — which proposes that the world's most revered holy sites are not randomly distributed, but form precise geometric star patterns across the Earth. He walks listeners through the core idea, its scientific and metaphysical roots, and what this discovery means for our understanding of ancient civilizations.