The Zurvan Club

Myths and legends could try to explain real events that happened long time ago. Stories have passed from generation to generation as tales to be told in front of the fire in the winter nights, but... What if they were not fantasy at all? Scattered around the world, we find amazing remains of lost civilizations that defy our comprehension of the ancient world and invite us to think about the people that built them. How and why did they do it? What happened with them? Although "A Place Lost in Time" is a fiction story, it's based in real ancient myths and legends that trigger our imagination. As our own civilization is becoming more and more advanced, old miracles and tales are viewed from a completely different point of view.Now, we are living in a time in where "magic mirrors", "flying carpets" or "divine fire falling from the sky" could be understood as "computers", "helicopters" and "atomic bombs". We don't need to say that people travel inside a whale because we all know what is a submarine. If we take the ancient records and re-read them with a modern point of view, a new amazing and shocking aspect of our past emerges... Think about it... and enjoy the adventure of life! "A Place Lost in Time".In the old Sumerian civilization, Zurvan was the god of infinite time and space, deity of matter. Zurvan is the parent of the two opposites representing the good god Ahura Mazda and the evil Angra Mainyu. Zurvan is regarded as a neutral god; being without gender or passion, one whom there is no distinction between good or evil. Zurvan is also the god of destiny, light and darkness. Zurvan is a normalized rendition of the word, which in Middle Persian appears as either Zurvan, Zruvan or Zarvan. The Middle Persian name derives from Avestan zruvan-, "time" or "old age". (Source Wikipedia)