Ancient cosmologies from Egyptian, Sumerian, Mesopotamian, Vedic, and Indigenous traditions offer early frameworks for understanding consciousness, time, cycles, and order. These systems often viewed humanity as part of a living cosmos rather than separate from it, emphasising rhythm, balance, and responsibility rather than domination.

Conversations can explore how these worldviews shaped ethics, governance, healing, and daily life, and what has been lost as modern systems prioritised control and linear progress. Prompts may include how ancient cosmologies compare across cultures, what they reveal about human perception, and whether modern science is rediscovering ideas once expressed symbolically.