Ancient history of death

Can I defeat it? And if possible, how? And that in general such death is an absurd oversight of fate, which can be corrected, or Kara for sins and human guilt, which cannot be atone for in any way? All these questions tormented people from the very moment when they realized themselves by people. Whom they did not blame for the appearance of death: the divine creators who created a person not strong enough, the evil forces who insidiously interfered with the process of creation, the sun and the moon, who are capriciously impeding immortality, all kinds of animals who wanted to single -handedly own earthly and water lands ...
The writer and historian Vladislav Petrov sifted hundreds of myths of various peoples from the American Indians to Australian Aborigines, from the indigenous peoples of the Far North to Bushmen in the south of Africa. As a result, a book was dedicated, on the one hand, the ideas about death that existed at the dawn of human civilization, and on the other hand, the most human nature, which has not seemed very changed very much