Roots of the East: Asian History & Sleep Stories
Tonight, we tell the myth of Amaterasu and the Heavenly Rock Cave — one of the oldest and most beloved stories in all of Japanese mythology, recorded in the Kojiki in the year 712. The great goddess of the sun was wronged by her wild storm god brother. In her grief, she walked into a cave at the edge of heaven and closed the door behind her — and the world went dark. Not just the heavenly plain, but the mortal world below it. Crops died. Spirits of mischief crept out. Nothing grew, nothing ripened, and there was no promise that the light would ever return. Then the eight million gods of heaven gathered in council. And what they invented to lure her back out of her cave is one of the strangest, funniest, and most human moments in all of world mythology. The second episode of our Myths of Japan series. A calming bedtime story for adults with fireplace sounds. Perfect for deep sleep, relaxation, and stress relief. Chapters: 0:00 Chapter 1: The Storm in Heaven 7:47 Chapter 2: The Pledge of Brother and Sister 15:40 Chapter 3: The Rampage 23:45 Chapter 4: The Cave and the Long Night 31:49 Chapter 5: The Council of Eight Million Gods 41:09 Chapter 6: The Dance and the Mirror 50:59 Chapter 7: The First Dawn 1:04:00 Fireplace BGM for Deep Sleep (No Narration) Hosted by Kaito. Listen on YouTube for the full visual experience:https://www.youtube.com/@RootsoftheEast Support our research:https://buymeacoffee.com/rootsoftheeast
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