ArnauEstanyol wrote:Thanks so much Vega.
I've seen the pictures you have in your profile. Very interesting all of them, especially one related to the a book about mythology. I've had some years in my life I was very interested on ancient cultures and religions from a point of view of the simbological interpretation.
I have reached several conclusions that I could hardly summarize in few words: all cultures and religions have commune links. One common root or one common knowledge. Unfortunately a half of the human being fights against the other half to impose their wrong ideas. I say wrong ideas because everybody want interpret the simbology basing in own interests. A pity. The result of a doctrine where love is in it's root, cannot be the destruction of another human being, his culture or his belief. In this hidden knowledge the good and the evil are two aspects of the same thing . It is very confusing. What is good for one person may be bad for another.
Well, it's very difficult and very long to express... The respect and help one another is the best way to reach better common goals.
That's what I've learned.
About your country, I see that worth visit it and spend a good vacations.
Right now I've not pictures on my profile. I'll tell you when I upload them.
Hello ArnauEstanyol,
Symbolism of myth is its crucial feature. For myth is very characteristic to change cause-effect relationship to precedent - the origin of the object is presented as its essence. This is called genetizm of myth.
In the myths of various peoples of the world - with their extraordinary diversity - a number of major themes and motifs.
The central group of myths, at least among the nations with developed mythological redundant system, are myths about the origin of the world, the universe (cosmogony myths) and human.
P.S.
Let me know when you will create a My EC profile. I would like to add you as friend.