The Weavers of Destiny

Long before heroes drew their swords or kingdoms rose and fell, three ancient beings sat at the center of every life ever lived. In this episode of Mythology & Chill, we explore the Moirai, the Fates, whose hands guided the destinies of gods and mortals alike.

Meet Clotho, who spun the thread of life; Lachesis, who measured its length; and Atropos, who cut it when a life reached its end. Together, they represented one of the most powerful ideas in Greek mythology: that every living thing has a destiny, and not even the gods could fully escape it.

We examine the origins of the Fates, their role in the cosmic order, and the myths that reveal just how much power they held. Along the way, we explore the Greek understanding of fate, free will, and why these mysterious sisters became some of the most feared and respected figures in the ancient world.

Are our lives shaped by destiny, by choice, or by something in between? The Greeks wrestled with that question thousands of years ago, and their answer still echoes today.

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This is a Crown Noir Studios production, written and produced by A.C. Roberts.

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