The forgotten ancestor of mankind
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How did humanity appear on Earth? Who is our ancestor? Is it true that we are the descendants of the gods who lived millennia ago? The answers to these questions are encrypted in the myths of ancient civilizations that arose independently from each other on different continents at different times. This is the teaching of Osiris in Egypt, Mitra - in Iran, Odin - in Scandinavia and Shiva - in India.
What is the basis of new ideas about ancient gods? When were the cults of worshiping them? How did the myth of the heavenly hunter affect the spiritual development of early humanity? Why are the echoes of this myth preserved in the modern religious ideas of many peoples, despite the active spread of Christianity, Islam and Judaism?
The next book of the historian-research by Slavic and Indo-European mythology Mikhail Seryakov is devoted to the mystery of the origin of mankind. The reader presented a new edition, supplemented by information about the most ancient of the known Indo -European calendar today, about the depth of the mythological memory of the Russian population of the Vologda region and a number of other data
What is the basis of new ideas about ancient gods? When were the cults of worshiping them? How did the myth of the heavenly hunter affect the spiritual development of early humanity? Why are the echoes of this myth preserved in the modern religious ideas of many peoples, despite the active spread of Christianity, Islam and Judaism?
The next book of the historian-research by Slavic and Indo-European mythology Mikhail Seryakov is devoted to the mystery of the origin of mankind. The reader presented a new edition, supplemented by information about the most ancient of the known Indo -European calendar today, about the depth of the mythological memory of the Russian population of the Vologda region and a number of other data
Author:
Author:Seryakov Mikhail Leonidovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: History
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907172-82-1
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