According to the ancestral traditions of the Slavs, Vesta is a girl trained in all the wisdom of marriage, i.e. knowledgeable / knowledgeable, caring mother in the future, good housewife, faithful, wise and loving wife. Only after the girl acquired such knowledge did she have a chance to become a wife. They didn’t get married, and if they did, then such a thing was called marriage.
It's no secret that the integrity, atmosphere and happiness in the family depends almost entirely on the woman. Vesta cannot have a bad husband, because she is wise. Most likely, the ancient Slavs did not even know what divorce was …
MARRIAGE - among the ancient Slavs, this rite was called a sacred conjugal union … Wedding is deciphered as SVA - heaven, BO - gods, DE - deed … But in general - Heavenly Deed of the Gods … Marriage was invented by Christians … The Slavs interpret it so that one of the entering in this union - with marriage - before the wedding had "contact" with others …
"Marriage" from ar. "CARB" - "twinning", when individuals of different sexes become relatives (acriba) through a joint fetus. Slavic "marriage" - from "take", i.e. take on a woman of a different kind. And at the same time, they say: "marriage is not a good thing … why …, MARRIAGE" is derived from the Arabic "HARAB" - "destroy, spoil" … And the German "marriage" means "broken thing" … all these troubles with a wedding, a veil, rings, etc. came from Judea, later, after the emergence of Christianity, this custom came to Russia. Before, everything was much simpler with us: which girl you catch in the forest is yours. So, in Hebrew "blessing" is bracha. So much for marriage. There is another opinion: “to take”, as well as “abuse” (initially - a hike for prey, and one of the catchy “images” of prey in ancient times is girls, potential wives) is more natural to draw closer to the word under discussion. By the way, the word "Branka" once meant "captive". At the same time, I do not exclude that the term "marriage" is also associated with the word "Bremya", and if so, then there is an analogy with Hebrew: "נישואים" ("nisuim", Aram. Form "nisuiN") - "marriage”, And the root here is the same as in the word“לשאת”(“laset”) -“to carry”(“nose”,“נושא”-“carry, carry, carry”). Accordingly, married - "נשוי", "nasuy" (f. R. "נשוא", "nesuA"), that is, as if "burdened".., well, since the burden and burdened, it means to bear both spouses should have it, with all the ensuing consequences …that in the word "לשאת" ("laset") - "to carry" ("nose", "נושא" - "carry, carry, carry"). Accordingly, married - "נשוי", "nasuy" (f. R. "נשוא", "nesuA"), that is, as if "burdened".., well, since the burden and burdened, it means to bear both spouses should have it, with all the ensuing consequences …that in the word "לשאת" ("laset") - "to carry" ("nose", "נושא" - "carry, carry, carry"). Accordingly, married - "נשוי", "nasuy" (f. R. "נשוא", "nesuA"), that is, as if "burdened" … well, since the burden and burdened, it means to bear both spouses should have it, with all the ensuing consequences …
Many words, which since ancient times have served us as protection and certain taboos, are distorted and turned inside out, replaced by foreign ones. Therefore, perhaps our life has not been arranged for some time now and life is uncomfortable. We have lost harmony not only in understanding ourselves, but primarily in determining others, what is happening around us in general. Again, we will look for the guilty, creating confusion and becoming weaker, or, we will try to correct the situation on our own, live and speak as our Ancestors bequeathed to us - whose Laws and Rules are still impeccable, because they were guided by RULE and CONSCIENCE. And most importantly, I LOVE for My Mother Earth …
And it is not surprising that today, according to statistics, almost every second family breaks up. After all, they enter into a MARRIAGE with a bride …
