Will the world save beauty?

It is composed "into hunting" for himself, as well as for those related souls, who is curious of Dostoevsky’s well -known statement: "Will the world be saved?", And for those eccentrics who are engaged in trace in the history of peoples, the origin of their languages ​​and Writing, and sometimes quietly builds etymological versions in the field of the sylosphere of people. In particular, the author"s eclectoteric Egypt-Indo-European version of the origin of the Russian word is built by the beauty of the Russian word from the god of the Sun Ra to the concept. The hypothetical version of the answer to the writer’s question, encrypted in the Russian version of the Slavic alphabet, Cyrillic, has been considered. An analysis of the composition, structure and semantic values ​​of the "dark" letters of this alphabet was carried out and a new version of reading the encoded meaning laid down in it later by Russian authors was proposed.
All borrowed ideas and compilation of texts are given appropriate explanations and bibliographic links within the framework of actual materials available to the author