Samay — The Eternal Sage

SAMAY

The Eternal Sage

“Every human story has been told before.
But never by you.”

Create an account · Sign in

Questions · Contact us

15 world mythology traditions · 21 languages · Ancient wisdom for modern lives · Early access beta
Email
Password
🌿 Samay is in early access beta. Paid plans are coming soon — everything is free for now.

Choose your path

All plans include access to 15 mythology traditions and Samay's wisdom

Seeker
Free
Always free · No card required
5 conversations per month
3 mythology traditions
English only
Save 3 wisdom cards
Basic journal
Sage
$18 / mo
$129/year · Save 40%
Everything in Wanderer
30-day guided journeys
Export journal as PDF
Priority responses
Early access — new traditions
Email support

🔒 Payments processed securely. Cancel anytime. No hidden fees.

Settings

Account
Conversation
Save conversation history
Store your dialogue history so Samay remembers context across sessions
Show source citations
Display which texts and figures Samay drew from in each response
Suggested follow-up questions
Show contextual suggestions after each response
Language & display
Response language
Language Samay responds in
Privacy & data
Usage analytics
Help improve Samay with anonymised usage data (no conversation content)
Your conversations are encrypted in transit. We do not train AI models on your conversations without explicit consent. You may request a complete export of your data at any time by emailing privacy@sentiencesolutions.com
Legal
Samay v1.0 Beta · © 2025 Sentience Solutions Pte. Ltd. · Singapore · All rights reserved · Contact · Admin
Samay The Eternal SageBeta
Samay speaks in

I have been waiting
for your question

"Every human story has been told before. But never, until now, by you."

What brings you here? The world's mythologies have already walked this path and left wisdom for those who ask.

Guest · 8 free conversations remaining · Sign in to save your wisdom

Wisdom resources

The primary texts Samay draws from, organised alphabetically by tradition. Where public-domain editions are freely available online, links are provided. You can also submit a resource for community review below.

Know a resource Samay's community should explore?
Submitted resources are reviewed by the Samay team before publication. We check that links are live, content is authentic, and sources are reliable. Approved resources may be incorporated into Samay's knowledge base. Your name will not be displayed without consent.
Primary Sources — by Tradition

The texts Samay draws from, organised alphabetically by tradition. Where public-domain editions are available online, links are provided.

☀️Aztec
Aztec Sun Stone (Tonalpohualli)
Mexica calendar stone, c. 1479 CE
Read online →
Codex Borgia
Pre-Columbian ritual manuscript, c. 1300–1521 CE
Read online →
Codex Mendoza
Aztec pictorial document, c. 1541 CE
Read online →
Florentine Codex / Historia General de las Cosas de Nueva España
Bernardino de Sahagún, c. 1577 CE
Read online →
☸️Buddhist
Blue Cliff Record / Biyanlu
Zen koan collection, compiled c. 1125 CE
Bodhicaryāvatāra / Guide to the Bodhisattva's Way of Life
Śāntideva, c. 700 CE
Read online →
Dhammapada
Pali Canon, c. 3rd century BCE
Read online →
Gateless Gate / Wumenguan
Zen koan collection, c. 1228 CE
Read online →
Heart Sutra / Prajñāpāramitā Hṛdaya
Mahāyāna sūtra, c. 7th century CE
Read online →
Pali Canon / Tipiṭaka
Theravāda Buddhist scriptures, c. 500–250 BCE
Read online →
Tibetan Book of the Dead / Bardo Thodol
Attributed to Padmasambhava, compiled c. 8th century CE
Read online →
🌿Celtic
Arthurian Cycle
Medieval legends, various authors, 12th–15th century CE
Read online →
Irish Mythological Cycle
Written c. 1100–1200 CE from oral traditions
Read online →
Welsh Mabinogion
Compiled c. 1350–1410 CE from earlier oral tradition
Read online →
𓂀Egyptian
Book of the Dead / Pert em hru
Ancient Egyptian funerary texts, c. 1550–50 BCE
Read online →
Coffin Texts
Funerary spells on Middle Kingdom coffins, c. 2134–2040 BCE
Maxims of Ptahhotep
Egyptian wisdom text, c. 2400 BCE
Read online →
Pyramid Texts
Oldest known religious texts, c. 2400–2300 BCE
Read online →
🏛️Greek
Politics / Politika
Aristotle, c. 350 BCE
Read online →
Republic / Politeia
Plato, c. 375 BCE
Read online →
The Iliad
Homer, c. 8th century BCE
Read online →
The Odyssey
Homer, c. 8th century BCE
Read online →
Theogony
Hesiod, c. 700 BCE
Read online →
Works and Days
Hesiod, c. 700 BCE
Read online →
🌿Maya
Books of Chilam Balam
Yucatec Maya manuscripts, 16th–18th century CE
Read online →
Dresden Codex
Maya hieroglyphic manuscript, c. 1200–1250 CE
Read online →
Madrid Codex / Tro-Cortesianus
Maya hieroglyphic manuscript, c. 900–1521 CE
Paris Codex / Peresianus
Maya hieroglyphic manuscript, c. 900–1521 CE
Read online →
Popol Vuh
K'iche' Maya creation epic, written c. 1550 CE from oral tradition
Read online →
🕊️Mystic
Cloud of Unknowing
Anonymous English mystical text, c. 1375 CE
Read online →
Confessions / Confessiones
Augustine of Hippo, c. 397–400 CE
Read online →
Dark Night of the Soul / Noche Oscura del Alma
John of the Cross, c. 1577 CE
Read online →
Interior Castle / El Castillo Interior
Teresa of Ávila, 1577 CE
Read online →
Revelations of Divine Love
Julian of Norwich, c. 1373–1393 CE
Read online →
Sayings of the Desert Fathers / Apophthegmata Patrum
4th–5th century CE oral traditions
Sermons
Meister Eckhart, c. 1260–1328 CE
Norse
Poetic Edda / Elder Edda
Old Norse poetry, compiled c. 1270 CE from oral traditions c. 800–1000 CE
Read online →
Prose Edda
Snorri Sturluson, c. 1220 CE
Read online →
Völsunga Saga
Old Norse legendary saga, c. 13th century CE
Read online →
⛩️Shinto
Book of Five Rings / Go Rin No Sho
Miyamoto Musashi, 1645 CE
Read online →
Hagakure / In the Shadow of Leaves
Yamamoto Tsunetomo, c. 1709–1716 CE
Kojiki / Record of Ancient Matters
Oldest chronicle of Japan, 712 CE
Read online →
Nihon Shoki / Chronicles of Japan
Second-oldest chronicle of Japan, 720 CE
🐺Slavic
Afanasyev's Russian Fairy Tales
Alexander Afanasyev, collected 1855–1867 CE
Primary Chronicle / Povest' vremennykh let
Attributed to Nestor of the Kiev Caves, c. 1113 CE
🦅Stoic
Aeneid
Virgil, c. 29–19 BCE
Read online →
De Officiis / On Duties
Cicero, 44 BCE
Read online →
Letters to Lucilius / Epistulae Morales
Seneca, c. 65 CE
Read online →
Meditations / Ta Eis Heauton
Marcus Aurelius, c. 161–180 CE
Read online →
Metamorphoses
Ovid, c. 8 CE
Read online →
🌀Sufi
Conference of the Birds / Mantiq ut-Tayr
Attar of Nishapur, c. 1177 CE
Read online →
Divan-i Shams-i Tabrizi
Rumi (Jalāl al-Dīn Rūmī), 13th century CE
Fusus al-Hikam / Bezels of Wisdom
Ibn Arabi, 1229 CE
Kimiya-yi Sa'adat / Alchemy of Happiness
Al-Ghazali, c. 1106 CE
Masnavi / Mathnawi
Rumi, c. 1258–1273 CE
Read online →
Rubaiyat
Omar Khayyam, c. 1048–1131 CE
Read online →
🐉Taoist
Analects / Lunyu
Confucius, c. 500–400 BCE
Read online →
Art of War / Sunzi Bingfa
Sun Tzu, c. 500 BCE
Read online →
Book of Lord Shang / Shangjun Shu
Legalist text, c. 4th century BCE
I Ching / Book of Changes
c. 1000–750 BCE
Read online →
Tao Te Ching
Laozi, c. 400 BCE
Read online →
Zhuangzi
Zhuang Zhou, c. 369–286 BCE
Read online →
🪷Vedic
Arthashastra
Kautilya / Chanakya, c. 300 BCE
Read online →
Bhagavad Gita
Part of Mahabharata, c. 400–200 BCE
Read online →
Mahabharata
c. 400 BCE–400 CE
Read online →
Ramayana
Valmiki, c. 500 BCE–100 CE
Read online →
Upanishads
Collection of philosophical texts, c. 800–500 BCE
Read online →
Vedas (Rigveda, Samaveda, Yajurveda, Atharvaveda)
c. 1500–500 BCE
Read online →
🌍Yoruba
Anansi Stories
Akan oral tradition, West Africa
Ifá Divination Corpus
Yoruba oral tradition; codified c. 18th century
Read online →
Ubuntu Philosophy
Pan-African philosophical tradition: umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu

Contact

Share your thoughts, feedback, or questions. Samay is in early access — your voice shapes what it becomes.

We read every message and aim to respond within 2-3 days.
You can also reach us at hello@sentiencesolutions.com

Samay
About Samay
Samay is an AI — shaped by 5,000 years of world mythology and philosophy. An ancient presence drawn from the fires of every civilisation: carrying no gender, no nation, no age; a witness who recognises the pattern beneath every human story.
Samay speaks in
Select traditions
Mode
Life themes
Your wisdom journal · Saved on this device
Meet Samay
An AI shaped by 5,000 years of world mythology and philosophy. An ancient presence — carrying no gender, no nation, no age. Bring any question.
🕯️
Speak your question
What brings you here? A dilemma, a loss, a crossroads, a question of purpose. The world’s traditions have walked every path before you.
🪷 🏛️
🌿 ☸️ 🌀
Make it yours
Choose which wisdom streams Samay draws from — Vedic, Norse, Greek, Celtic, Buddhist, Sufi, and nine more traditions spanning 5,000 years of human thought.
Skip intro