Under a lonely sky, Érinar recalls the night when Narada lured Shiva and Parvati into a game of chance. Each tumble of the dice birthed time, matter and stars—until love, loss and devotion taught the cosmos its deepest rhythm.
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Next episode: “The Mead of Poetry – Odin’s Thirst for Wisdom
Listen… Under the endless heavens, Érinar, the Eternal Wanderer, tells the tale of the world’s first breath and the sacred Word that shaped the stars. In this third episode, we journey into the heart of the Rigveda—the world’s oldest known poetry—and explore how ancient seers imagined creation through sacrifice, sound, and cosmic rhythm. A meditative monologue on origins, memory, and the breath that still echoes through us.
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In this episode, Érinar, the Eternal Wanderer, traces the origin of fire through myth, memory, and the roots of language. From the sacred flames of Vedic India to the forges of Hephaestus and the fire-giants of Norse legend, we follow the Indo-European story of flame—its names, its gods, and its power to transform. This is not just the tale of a tool, but of a symbol: fire as divine breath, poetic inspiration, and the first technology that shaped humanity. Listen, and let the spark of the first word burn anew.
Listen… Under the endless heavens, Érinar—the Eternal Wanderer—unveils how one primordial Sky-Father became Dyaus, Zeus, Jupiter and Tyr. 🔥
What you’ll hear ↴
• 0:00 Campfire prelude & starlit soundscape
• 1:10 The first word for “day-sky” in Proto-Indo-European
• 4:30 Steppe migrations and how gods ride with the warriors
• 8:45 Vedic Dyaus Pitar vs. Greek Zeus Pater
• 12:50 Roman Jupiter, Norse Tyr & the twilight of thunder-lords
• 14:20 Why the same name still echoes in English words like “Tuesday”
• 15:00 Embers fade—Érinar’s closing riddle
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