Toroczkai-Wigand Ede - Old stars - Ancient Hungarian csillagismeret

The tufts are playing with flutes on the soles of a falling star... He looks at the heavenly fires, the stone-filled song runs through his soul and he feels that he could not live without the multitude of speakers. This is how the song is born on the lips of the people, the feeling takes shape and becomes a fairy tale. It is also the nanny of the reggae poetry of our star system. Our nomadic people, living under the open sky, kept awake at night by snarling cattle, explained their informational dimension in walks, passed down from father to son. Later, he adjusted the division of time after them. Thus, in the oldest ages, the heavenly bodies became the pulsating force of all spiritual life. It is as old as human history. The tendency to worship the stars was enhanced by our ancestors' Sabaism - star worship - calling in higher beings and their religious respect based on this belief. Many stars were measured by name, chanted, regaled and suggested. They sacrificed it to their gods, to the stars, half-handed. In any case, they put people, tools, and household objects into their sky, injecting life into the eyes of the stars, which made them talkative and tell us one thing or another from ancient times to the present day.

National Heritage Publishing House
History books
38 pages
Knitting: soft
ISBN: 9786155496745
Author: Ede Toroczkai-Wigand