AN INTRODUCTION TO THE EIEN COSMOS

So I see that while passing within the rivers of Time, have you found yourself here, reading the words that have been written. And so it is that you have come to question that which is the EIEN Cosmos, or rather, the Omniverse that the vast majority of the stories I write take place in. And the EIEN Cosmos has stories older than Night and Day, stories from so far back that even Death himself could have sworn it was the beginning…

But just know that together with the others that have helped this come to be, and we have been called the Four Lords, has the cosmos been brought to fruition with love and care, over the better part of nearly eleven years now. For within it are stories within stories, myths within a deeper book of myths. And so you will find all kinds of writing, whether they be poems, short stories, novelettes, novels, or even entire book series, but as your eyes keep wandering across the pages, and your ears listen to the songs that have been told, you may slowly come to find that everything is interwoven amongst one another, and that there is a greater story within them all. 

The first book of the EIEN Cosmos is known as the Vala’EIEN, which is currently being translated from myth into poem.
And the poems, or the songs of these tales, along with other renditions of short stories and some myths, will always be freely available to all the people of this beautiful earth, to read and to share, as a gift from the storyteller and creators of our cosmos. We hope you come to enjoy our stories, and they live on within each and every one of you. 

We are peace. 

And thank you for being here, today, in this moment.
For though we may not know why we are here, eventually, and though it may be slow to come, it will tell itself.  

~ May the light of Vale shine upon you ~

Bodhi Ryder

PS: Eien can have two pronunciations, because two different languages (Japanese, German) have different ways of saying it, and even two separate definitions that just make it all the more perfect together. I sometimes rhyme with different variations of the word, but will always distinguish this by writing it differently, as I will show below.. 

EIEN – eye-n || German for One
Eien – eh-ee-n || Japanese for Eternity

Read the first story in the Vala’EIEN
Our oldest and most ancient of poems, 
Through this magic portal <<(‘o ‘)?