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Elian watched the smoke rise. "But how did they live together? If everyone had their own fire, what kept them from war?"

"Every person," he said, "carried a piece of all three. But the most important habit was . To an Indo-European, a man’s word was his soul. To lie was to wither your own spirit." The Cycle of the Year Bases sobre el paganismo y hГЎbitos indoeuropeos...

"To understand the Indo-Europeans," his grandfather began, tossing a handful of dried herbs into the fire, "you must stop thinking of 'paganism' as a book of rules. For our ancestors, it was a way of walking." The Vertical World Elian watched the smoke rise

Those who tilled the earth and ensured the lineage continued. But the most important habit was

The old man stood up, his shadow stretching long against the hide walls. He spoke of the , the three functions that defined their society:

As the fire died down to embers, the old man touched a carved wooden wheel hanging on the wall. "Lastly, remember the . They didn't see time as a straight line heading toward an end. It was a circle. The sun dies in winter and is reborn in spring. We die, and our 'fame'—our kleos —lives on in the songs of our children."