The principle of darna, harmony, always was important in our faith. Their cooperation is a condition of life and of moral growth. Such pairs of opposites are not solidified because they constantly change and interact. From the human perspective, there is no absolute good or bad. Goodness is born from the interaction of different and even opposing forces.
People actively participate, creating and sustaining darna.
Evil is the failure of darna, its absence, and the inability to reestablish it. We can most clearly see this in the destruction of nature a human act directed against the life of nature. The belief in the Goddess sank during the formation of the Lithuanian State, and it was further denigrated with the onslaught of Christianity. The traditions of the mother survived in Lithuanian villages, especially in traditions and folk songs. It is amazing that songs are still sung about girls and women who sit in golden chairs.