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ECHO OF EUROPE Act 2. The Bog in the Golden Mist 0:00 – Dawn over the bog 1:08 – The young priestess’ ritual 4:02 – Huntresses on the search 6:09 – Remnants of the mist 6:52 – Flooded expanses Farther north, where the last forest, already touched by autumn fire, timidly yields to the tundra, vast bogs stretch out — the breath of the earth, ancient and slow, now tinted with the crimson and gold of the departing summer. Rivers here do not flow; they writhe like living serpents among hummocks strewn with scarlet beads of cranberries, losing themselves in thickets of wild rosemary and sedge, only to flare up again as black mirrors beneath the low, already cooling sky. Autumn has arrived quietly, yet with authority. Dwarf birches stand clad in gold and copper, their leaves trembling in the wind and shedding the last drops of dew. The moss underfoot is thick and springy, in places already rimmed with frost, and in the hollows lie vivid red patches of cranberries, like the blood of the earth seeping to the surface. The sun has only just risen above the horizon — pale, yet still warm — and its golden rays, like the finest threads of a spider’s web, gently part the final shreds of mist. The fog lies low, billowing over the water, clinging to red grasses and bare branches, and in the morning light it seems like living smoke, woven from peat, fallen leaves, the breath of berries, and long-departed warm days. Birdsong spills over the bog like water through the cracks of first ice. Somewhere high above, a linnet cries — bright, with a faint sorrow for the fading warmth. Ptarmigans converse in low, guttural calls, as if recalling the grasses of summer. And from the depths of the thickets comes the long, trembling whistle of a sandpiper — lonely, yet filled with a strange certainty that even in autumn, life goes on. At the heart of one such bog, on a small rise among sphagnum cushions strewn with scarlet berries, the women of the tribe have gathered. They stand barefoot, feeling the cold moisture seep between their toes, feeling how the earth breathes into their feet with an autumnal chill. Today, for the first time, a young priestess — almost a girl, with long hair the color of a raven’s wing and eyes reflecting the crimson sky, the peat-dark depths, and the first sparks of frost — will lead the morning ritual before the great women’s fishing. She raises her hands to the sun. Her voice is at first quiet, almost a whisper, but soon it gains strength, like a river emerging from beneath the earth after a long sleep. It is an ancient chant, composed of the sighs of the autumn wind, the rustle of falling leaves, the cries of migrating birds, and the deep hum of the earth itself as it prepares for winter. The words are simple, repetitive, yet within them lies the memory of generations: gratitude for the last warm light, a plea for mercy to the nets in the cooling water, a charm against the spirits that lurk in black pools and the first frosty nights. The golden mist around her brightens, becomes translucent, as if the sun itself has chosen to descend and listen. Rays glide across her face, across the berries gleaming like rubies in the morning light. The grandeur of nature here is not in thunder or height; it is in this autumnal stillness, in the slow breathing of the bog, in the way a tiny human figure suddenly becomes part of a vast, eternal cycle: berries swell with their last sweetness before frost, fish retreat into the depths, a bird cries its farewell, a woman sings. And while her voice drifts over the water, the final tatters of mist melt away completely. The bog opens itself to the sun — endless, wet, crimson-gold, scented with peat, cranberries, rotting leaves, and the smoke of distant fires. Here, on the boundary between forest and tundra, in the heart of autumn, a new day begins — the same as it did thousands of years ago. ⸻ 🌍 “Primordial Echo” invites you to immerse yourself in a world of relaxation and philosophy — to rediscover that primordial self through the whispers of the ages. 🔥 Subscribe Primordial Echo: relaxing prehistoric ambient | silent ancient tribes life | no narration | 4K nature immersion ⸻ #RelaxNature #NatureRelaxation #ASMRNature #AutumnVibes #NorthernNature #AncientRitual #Prehistoric #Bog #NatureSounds #Meditation