Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Odyssey, Book I — read aloud, with gentle ocean waves in the background.
Homer's epic begins as the gods debate the fate of Odysseus, still stranded years after the fall of Troy, while in Ithaca his son Telemachus faces down the suitors overrunning his father's house.
This reading uses Samuel Butler's classic English prose translation (1900), paired with calming ocean sounds — perfect for relaxing, studying, falling asleep, or simply enjoying one of the oldest stories ever told.
📖 Translation: Samuel Butler (1900), public domain
🌊 Ambience: Ocean waves
🎙️ Read by: Ewa Kasp
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The Odyssey, Book I — read aloud, with gentle ocean waves in the background.
Homer's epic begins as the gods debate the fate of Odysseus, still stranded years after the fall of Troy, while in Ithaca his son Telemachus faces down the suitors overrunning his father's house.
This reading uses Samuel Butler's classic English prose translation (1900), paired with calming ocean sounds — perfect for relaxing, studying, falling asleep, or simply enjoying one of the oldest stories ever told.
📖 Translation: Samuel Butler (1900), public domain
🌊 Ambience: Ocean waves
🎙️ Read by: Ewa Kasp
💤 Welcome to Ewalibrium — where bedtime stories meet a calming vibe. Subscribe for new stories each week designed to help you fall asleep with ease.
🌟 Support Ewalibrium:
If you enjoy my content and want to support what I do, consider making a contribution:
- 💚 PayPal: paypal.com/paypalme/ewakasp
- 💚 Buy Me a Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/ewakasp
- 💚 Patreon: patreon.com/ewakasp
- 💚 Revolut: @ewakasp
- 💚 Wise: @ewap284
Your support helps me create more videos like this and keep the magic alive. Thank you! ❤️
📲 Stay Connected:
- Instagram: @officiallyewa — instagram.com/officiallyewa
❤️ How you can help:
- Like this video to let me know you enjoyed it
- Comment your favorite part of the story or suggest a tale you'd love to hear
- Subscribe to my channel and turn on the Notification Bell to stay updated on new uploads
💬 Why your engagement matters:
Liking, sharing, and commenting not only helps my channel grow but also tells me what kind of content you love most. It's a small action with a big impact!
✨ About Ewalibrium:
Ewalibrium is the part of my channel dedicated to storytelling, language, and balance. From soothing bedtime stories to multilingual
