In a faraway land there is a fabulous lake! It is simply unique! Sparkles with different colors, shimmers with wonderful images. It is warm, soft, clear and tasty water! Around it sounds fabulous melodies caress the ear amazing sound that I want to hear again and again. Among them heard the words of the angels: you are the most desired, beloved, unique! At first it seems that the lake no one! But in this mysterious place there are a lot of residents. Here live the souls of the little children. They are preparing for the birth and be filled with strength, confidence, love! The water of the lake is brimming with good dreams. So many of them and they are so amazingly magical that every child receives their gift as much as you want!
it would Seem that you'll want to stay forever in this fantastic place!the Most motivated, full of dreams little souls rise out of the water and are waiting for the white stork, which will transfer them to the world where you can carry out the desire. Only he is the messenger of the gods able to get to the fairy lake and transfer them in real life, full of challenges and opportunities! They believe that they necessarily will succeed, and eager to try their fairy powers!
We all remember the secret of birth is an amazing lake! And sometimes we so want to go back! to Remember your dreams! Believe in yourself. Gain new energy. Look into the eyes of his stork, who so believes in us!
the origin of a popular belief that the white storks bring babies?
In earlier times believed that the souls of unborn children live in a mysterious place, full of lakes, and only a stork can get in there and take the soul of the child. He takes her into the world of the living.
the Ancient Germans believed that the white stork, the messenger of the gods, from the sky brings new life to the fields in the spring after the long winter nights. Such ideas were the Slavs. What birds bring spring no doubt. With spring in the way the birds fly, the souls of ancestors and newborn children. Babies are born, and the ancestors protect the crop.
At the same time, in many cultures the stork symbolizes child and FILIAL devotion. It is believed that the storks feed their parents care about them and their children. All this influenced the fact that the stork was the sacred bird of the Greek goddess Hera (in Roman mythology, Juno), the patron Saint of nursing mothers.
Having a mascot, the stork in the house - fortunately. He is the guardian of the family hearth and well-being!
