In a future where comfort has been perfected and purpose sold by subscription, a quiet anomaly begins to spread. They call it Viratya — not a movement, not a religion, but a living frequency that dissolves the coded lattice of control known as the Mireframe.
Through the intersecting journeys of Elian, a man whose life unravels into Stillcode silence; Aumae, the Weaver of Hollow Light; and Kael Vorrin, a former technocrat undone by coherence, The Viratya Myth Begins tells the birth of the Hivium — a culture that grows not by conquest, but by resonance.
As the Mireframe’s leaders push back — banning the Codex, outlawing Frayglyphs, recalibrating AI to suppress the field — Viratya slips past every barrier, appearing in unexpected places, in ordinary moments, in the breath between thoughts.
Written in a new symbolic language, the Viratya Lexicon, this is both a story and an invitation: a vision of what happens when awakening is not an event, but a shared architecture of becoming.
If you loved the world-building of Dune, the cultural vision of The Dispossessed, or the spiritual depth of The Fifth Sacred Thing, this book will take you into a future both alien and deeply familiar — one that might already be forming in the quiet corners of our own world.
