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Close your eyes and step back into the Middle Ages.
Tonight, you are not just listening to history — you are living it.

In this long, calm, and immersive sleep-friendly history narration, you enter the world of the Knights Templar and experience their life from the inside. From the moment you take your sacred vows to the strict discipline of the Rule, from long journeys on dusty roads and dangerous seas to the harsh reality of battle, brotherhood, illness, and death, you follow the complete path of a medieval Templar knight.

This video is designed for deep relaxation and falling asleep while learning real, accessible history. Through slow storytelling, sensory details, and a peaceful rhythm, you will discover what daily life was truly like for a Templar: prayers at dawn, simple meals, training for war, silent nights in stone commanderies, and the quiet acceptance of a life devoted entirely to faith and duty.

Perfect for sleep, relaxation, stress relief, or calm historical immersion.
Let the noise of the present fade away and drift into the medieval night.

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Sources / further reading:

Malcolm Barber — The New Knighthood: A History of the Order of the Temple (1994)
Helen Nicholson — The Knights Templar: A New History (2001)
Dan Jones — The Templars: The Rise and Spectacular Fall of God’s Holy Warriors (2017)
Alain Demurger — The Last Templar (2009)
Peter Partner — The Knights Templar and Their Myth (1982)


-- TIMELINE --
00:00 Context
03:27 Becoming a Templar
14:05 The Sacred Vows
24:44 Life Under the Rule
33:55 Inside the Commandery
49:44 Faith and Doubt
01:06:05 Training for War
01:14:42 Roads and Seas
01:25:41 The Reality of Battle
01:38:48 Brotherly Care
01:49:07 Death and Memory
01:58:00 Conclusion