The Myth of ISO: The God of Time or Time Gods?

TLDRThis video explores the theory that ISO is not the god of time but rather one of several time gods, each ruling over a different aspect of time. The evidence suggests that ISO is specifically associated with death and the souls of the dead. The video analyzes ISO's epithets, symbolism, and connections to weaving, butterflies, and the underworld to support this theory.

Key insights

⏳ISO is not the god of time, but rather one of several time gods, each with a distinct aspect of time they rule over.

🦋ISO's associations with butterflies and the souls of the dead suggest her connection to death and the afterlife.

🧶The symbolism of weaving and looms further supports ISO's association with the thread of life and the destinies of mortals.

🌬️ISO's connection to the winds and the limbo-like realm of Enocnia suggests her role as a guide for souls in transition.

💀By examining ISO's epithets and mythology, it becomes clear that she is not the sole god of time, but rather a god specifically associated with death and the moments of transition.

Q&A

What is the evidence that ISO is not the only god of time?

—The evidence comes from ISO's epithets, such as 'The Thousand Winds' and 'The Eternal God,' as well as her connections to the underworld, weaving, and the souls of the dead.

What other aspects of time do the other time gods rule over?

—The other time gods may rule over aspects such as birth, creation, future, or other specific moments and transitions in time.

Why is ISO associated with death and the afterlife?

—ISO's symbolism, including butterflies and spider lilies, as well as her connections to the souls of the dead and the underworld, suggest her association with death and the afterlife.

What is the significance of ISO's connection to weaving and looms?

—The symbolism of weaving and looms represents the weaving of the threads of life and the destinies of mortals, further supporting ISO's role as a god associated with time and transitions.

How does ISO guide souls in transition?

—ISO's associations with the winds and the limbo-like realm of Enocnia suggest that she serves as a guide for souls in their journey between life and death.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction: Challenging the idea of ISO as the sole god of time.

02:29Exploring ISO's associations and epithets that suggest her connection to death and the afterlife.

07:17Examining ISO's symbolism of butterflies, weaving, and the threads of life.

10:51Analyzing ISO's connections to the underworld and her role as a guide for souls in transition.

13:45Summary: ISO is not the god of time, but rather a god associated with death and the moments of transition in time.

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