Explore the deep, iron-dark waters of Loch Ness and the enduring Celtic legends of its silent guardian. From Saint Columba’s 6th-century encounter to modern sightings, discover how oral tradition shaped the mystery of the Great Glen.
In the high Andes, a legend tells of Cusi, the Fire Keeper, whose sacred duty was to tend the communal Mother Fire, the heart of her village. When a Great Frost threatened to extinguish the vital flame, Cusi embarked on a perilous journey to the mountain peaks to save her people from the eternal cold.
High in the jagged embrace of the Pindus mountains, the village of Koryphi guarded its communal heart: the Eternal Flame. Tended by Elian, this sacred fire faced the Great Winter, threatening to plunge the village into eternal darkness. Elian’s unwavering dedication to the ancient tradition became a moral test, preserving the spark of life and hope.
