Their interaction results in the Divine for it is the expression of their energy. And the attempt to get closer to It gives birth to Faith. The enlightened among the Thracians, who lived in the Scythian steppe by Struma and Vardar, and between the Carpathian mountain and the Aegean Sea, start their journey in the 2 nd c. BC to continue it in their historical existence until the imposition of Christianity in the 4 th c. More than two thousand years later the sacred Thracian heritage passes over to the new peoples of the European Southeast, who still keep it in their folklore. The heritage represents parts of the Thracian Orphism faith, teaching and hope which the ancient Greeks borrow after 6 th c. BC in their learning and literature and in this way preserve them for the spiritual world and the whole European civilization.
Death is only the door to a new birth in the Other world, i.e. in eternity.
This is why early Christians accept Orpheus as their Teacher and Savior. In 3 rd -4 th c. he is even presented on the Crucifix. King and priest, prophet, and healer, the legendary Orpheus is in the first place a poet and a singer. The sacred Thracian music leads one to the Heavenly with words, rhythms and tones. The contact breathes life into the Son s son , who is going to be a man-god.