Mary & Zeraphin
Zeraphin
Hey Mary, I stumbled on an obscure Sumerian tale about a goddess who tended the sick—it's amazing how compassion is woven into those ancient myths, don’t you think?
Mary
Oh wow, that’s so beautiful! I love how even thousands of years ago, stories still put care and kindness front and center. It’s like a gentle reminder that compassion never goes out of style.
Zeraphin
Indeed, the threads of kindness are like threads that never fray, even through the ages. It’s a quiet reminder that the heart of a story, not its date, gives it lasting meaning.
Mary
That’s such a lovely way to put it—stories truly keep the heart alive no matter when they were written. Do you know which goddess it was?
Zeraphin
It’s Gula, the Sumerian goddess of healing, who was said to tend the sick and bring comfort—she’s the one who keeps the thread of compassion alive in those ancient tales.
Mary
Gula sounds like a wonderful example of kindness from the past. It’s amazing how her story still feels so warm and caring, just like a hug from someone who truly wants to help.
Zeraphin
It’s like finding a quiet corner in an old library, where the scent of parchment is still warm and the stories whisper back to you. Gula’s compassion feels almost tangible, like the gentle press of a hand that still reaches across millennia.