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Marika == Radagon so it's kinda all the same in the end!

@@NamelessSingerEldenRing ya i atleast knew that part crazy relating them to all the star stuff tho it was really interesting if my brain could comprehend it XD

😁 I saw the patterns and it's one of the reasons why I am here!!! Thank you for the support ☺

I will absolutely take this and i am working on the next as we speak

@NamelessSingerEldenRing let's gooo

well now i'm curious and wanna know

Love the connection the fractal structure of ER's narrative bit. I would go even further and say that ER's universe has a fractal nature to it. Yeah there's also Leda's Rune which is different. I am not sure why yet. I think it has to do with the nature of the "vestiges of gold" that color the Rune. I kinda wonder if the difference between grace and other colored runes/spirit-like energy is strictly because of these vestiges of gold. But i haven't done my full "gold" deep dive into what it means yet. Moons are symbolized to be a "reflection" in the game. So you could say that the "moon" is our mind, perhaps, and it reflects the light of the "sun", the outside world maybe. As for the dark moon, i think it could be part of the black hole pattern. and since the black hole is the central pull of gravity or whatever, and runes are the knowledge/memories, the more of the "black" that you have the more you have gravitational pull and the more runes you can fit in the star's gravity. So yes I agree with you and think you are correct!

Thank you 🥲 I am working on being faster with the videos!!! It has been a bit of a learning curve, but mainly the issue is that the metaphysics stuff is so complicated that it's been hard to decide what should fit in each video. But I am trying to get faster and faster so that we can get things down to 1 video every 3 weeks or so. Because DON'T YOU WORRY there is PLENTY of content

@ I look forward to seeing every single one of them.

sorry :( it's way easier to talk about the story when i call it a myth and can compare it to other myths

Okay your point about the starcallers and meteors is actually a really fucking brilliant one that idk if it has been pointed out to me before. because we do find starcallers in the Uld Ruins underground near-ish Nokstella. Alabaster/Onyx lords are near Grand Cloister too... hmmm i will think on this. because we also find starcallers near Castle Morne (unexplained) and outside of the walls of Leyndell (unexplained). Sadly I am not an expert on the Ancient Dynasty culture. It seems like others have kinda gotten a good idea for what the vibe of the Ancient Dynasty is, so I will weave them in eventually

It seems like the way to unify the concepts of mind/brain and eyes is via the notion of the third eye. that is what the Rune represents it seems

LOL yeah i know hahaha I made this just before the DLC was released. HE LOOKED LIKE THE CARIAN STATUES OK AND THEY'RE ALL WOMEN he wants to be a mother. i got BAITED

@NamelessSingerEldenRing i thought the statues were based on ymir, but it does make sense that with his obsession to be a finger mother he would wear carian female garments

The sun is an illusion. If you go to the mountaintops, above where the Erdtree's rays shine, it is no longer night and you cannot see the sun anymore. There is precedence for this being true from Dark Souls 1, where the sun in Anor Londo was an illusion which disappeared once you kill Gwynevere

@@NamelessSingerEldenRing Really ? What would be the point of makin such an illusion tho ? and is it stated somewhere ? i'm curious now

and i also wouldn't really count Dark Souls since it's a separate universe, but i know the Elden Ring takes inspiration from previous titles so i don't doubt it

possibly!!

Hmmmm I hadn't thought of it that way but maybe??? Not 100% sure how sacred geometry would relate to the simulation thing but I am definitely keeping both of those big ideas at the forefront of my mind

@NamelessSingerEldenRing I have been thinking a lot about this since I said it. The Great Runes are 1s and 0s. Godrick's Great Rune is called an anchor ring. An anchor code creates a hyperlink. Morgott's Rune is called an anchor that houses the base. Base code contains the essential functions of a program. Code mending describes the Mending Runes. Also the guts of a computer are full of golden rings and pins that look like golden runes and sites of grace/lost runes. Silver tears look like circuit weldings. Motherboards look like root systems. The disc the game comes on is a ring. It's alot of disparate ideas but it feels like there's something there.

It's probably less a simulation in a computer and more a self-simulation. I mean, from the outside in, it is literally a piece of software, yes, but the point is that the simulative aspects extend to inside the world of ER itself, as viewed from the inside out. Its closer to a self-simulation in a fractal, self-referential manner. Hence all the mimicry. After all, what is mimicry if not simulation?

@@RingsInARoot Oh, I also forgot that Fleeting Microcosm (i.e. the game, a microcosm of the macrocosm in which it's embedded) refers to itself as a "fleeting simulacra". So, more evidence pointing in the (self-)simulation direction. (interesting that it's the glowing black hole spell that makes this connection...)

I think you are probably 100% right, and that is very close to the theory i am building towards big bang == fracture of one great which actually makes WAY MORE SENSE to think about the big bang being a process of DIVISION, and not everything being all smushed in one singularity. there's a super cool but fairly long blog from Stephen Wolfram about how long blog about how the universe could have started and he bases it on rules for a simple computer simulation writings.stephenwolfram.com/2020/04/finally-we-may-have-a-path-to-the-fundamental-theory-of-physics-and-its-beautiful/ but basically one becomes two things, which relate to each other, and that process of multiplication continues, but you can think of it as a process of division because 2 things are coming from one thing... but it fits up with the notion of fractures. and then you can kinda think of the big bang as being like the "emanation of the spheres" from mythology. where the divine sphere (possibly the Empyrean) fractures into parts (us as spheres, possibly the runes), but each part is a reflection of the original sphere. just some random thoughts, i will bring them into videos eventually hahaha

Haha yeah! I mean I've made others at this point. But I waited a long time until I felt I had learned enough to make videos that were at the quality level I wanted. And I started out on Reddit with post theories, for when it came to having feedback!

"... the Others "are strange, beautiful… think, oh… the Sidhe made of ice, something like that… a different sort of life… inhuman, elegant, dangerous."[5] Further, although Old Nan describes the Others as "dead things",[6] Martin has stated that the Others are not dead.[5] However, the Night's King's queen, presumably an Other due to her blue eyes and pale skin, is described as a "corpse queen" on account of her white, cold skin." Queen Rennala, Carian eMP of Kala Rya

LOL honestly this would be wild but we do kinda come in and kill literally everything in our path soooooooooo

dear @@NamelessSingerEldenRing i think the ice wall of "asoif" is a metaphor for a string of 🧬. the "Other"-ing of people is the propaganda spectacle any dominant society uses to foster obedience, among brute violence. the ice wall is our internal organic defense system. i also hear we look like little ants when looking at wester'o'eners attacking the wall from "bird's eye view". who decides what bacteria is good or bad ? what is a pest or not ? who decides what is wanted and unwanted beyond subjective moralism in a world ? that's why i think grrm never wrote a thing for elden ring. he and miyazaki discovered their shared kindergarten fandoms who ignore hints like care for the environment, stop wars or observe what bacteria, virus or hereditary diseases can impact in a body (think of the inbreeding of valyrians for instance, their beauty was always a trap for us to get caught up in. what's the price worthy to be desirable ? important to your tribe or his-story and king dominations ?). in ASOIAF we have Bran the Builder, Bran the King, Bran the Destroyer. in ER it's "one" name, Marika, and either all Brans are The One as Mary K. or there were different Maries, Roses, Lauras and what not too.

you mean kill every thing in the way just like the westero(n)ers​ but from the other side@@NamelessSingerEldenRing ?