Once, when man was still an animal and he was cold, he noticed that lightning from the sky hit a tree and fire appeared. Fire gave warmth and saved from the cold. So people noticed that the fire eats the tree and realized that the fire gave heat and he needed to serve and feed his tree. So the man opened the fire. To cause fire and communicate with God, man learned to use flint flint and so learned to make stone weapons. Then the man noticed that the fire consumes not only trees but also animals, and realized that the fire needs to feed and meat. So people started hunting, roasts and learned to eat grilled food. Stone tools helped man to hunt and work with wood, taught to build dwellings, to process skins and dress. Feed the fire flesh was very hard, had to learn to hunt, conjuring up weapons, develop in itself the mind. Not all could to hunt, some decided feed the fire plants. So there was first gathering, culinary arts, medicine, and then agriculture.
Believing in his God, man began to think about his nature, about how to serve him, about how to propitiate him and what other sacrifices can be made to him, so that he gave warmth and benefit, and not pain and fire. In observing and meditating on God, man learned to think and created philosophy. Trying to communicate with God, he created drawing and writing. Trying to combine fire and earth, have learned to extract and process metals, ceramics created. In thinking about God came to the concept of unity of earth, water, air and sky. Created funeral rituals and eventually moved to a sedentary lifestyle. He created the concept of grain, learned to grow grain and make bread, created agriculture. The subsequent history you know.
The symbols of God are fire, light, warmth, joy, sun, grain, intelligence, love, hope, faith, energy.
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