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form or another in various world religions, such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism,
Zoroastrianism, Hinduism. This knowledge there are and have had almost all nations of
the world, but were expressed differently. For example, the Slavs from ancient times the
term "court" were used in the sense of destiny, and later as deities associated with
human destiny. It was believed that "the Court" holds all that is good and disastrous in
his hands, and that it is impossible to avoid his sentences (verdicts) neither by brains,
nor by cunning.
Anastasia: Until now, in different nations "court" means the interpretation of this
concept (as well as in the ancient Indian language), "connection", "unification". For
example, the ancient Scandinavians and Germans — "the Strait, a place that you can
swim across," the Greeks - "vault".
Rigden: Exactly right. By the way, in the religious teaching of the ancient Greeks, the
supreme god Zeus was the leader of the weird sisters - Moirs. It was thought that Moira
(the Greek word «Μοι˜ραι» from «μοι˜ρα» — «fate, chance») is in all people. In the
early religious beliefs so called fatal law of nature, "the divine predestination."
According to the beliefs of the ancient Greeks, Zeus had dominion over the earth and
under it, and passed Judgement over dead. It was mentioned that decree of man's fate
were often unknown to Zeus, and only on gold (celestial solar) scales, where one cup of
embodied human life, and the second - the death, he learned his fate. Zeus indeed stayed
indifferent to the weighing results. And for living people, he took out of two vessels
good and evil, and "blind" handing out them to people.
In Chinese beliefs there are mention books of fates which are store in the afterlife world,
where every living person designated by its major events and durations of his life. In the
Sumerian-Akkadian religious beliefs considered that "to die" - it means to meet his
"shimtu", in another words that invisibly accompanied a person throughout all his life,
and that determined his further fate. By the way, there were concepts "Shedu" and
"Alade" as two opposite forces, embodied in the human life force, defining his character
and destiny. And the word "Alade" was used in the sense of "creativity." And such
examples are many.
Anastasia: Once you mentioned that none of the popular belief in the ancient world,
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