The wonderful faith of the Slavs. Illustrated dictionary of Slavic mythology
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A man in the distant past could not live without faith - faith in good, bright, wonderful ... Even if any misfortune befell him, he continued to believe that a miracle would happen and there would be magical forces that would save him from trouble. If you ask for the sky, then angry heaven will inevitably give light and warmth, a delicate breeze and beautiful dawn. The Slav lived in a fret with nature, his soul was wide open to the sun and light, he considered himself the son of the sun - Dazhdbog, the grandson of the Lord of the heaven of Svarog. From century to century through the Vedas, epics and legends, oral traditions were passed on the exploits of the people"s heroes, about the triumph of truth over Krivda. And the bright divine powers, heroes, spirits and the gods themselves helped in this. And they were led by the Supreme Lord: at first - Rod, and then - Svarog, Perun and Sventovid ... to tell about numerous characters in Slavic mythology, to portray them, collected together from various literary sources, and Valentin Barkov took them. This book is the result of a twenty -year -old painstaking work on the artistic embodiment of numerous images of Slavic mythology
Author:
Author:Barkov Valentin Dmitrievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Philosophy, Religion, Culture
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906756-33-6
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