fajny tekst o kulcie Bogini Ziarna - stwórczej energii w ziarnach czczonej od późnego paleolitu i neolitu, oraz jej synu który umierał by zmartwychwstać ( czyli samym ziarnie gdzie np. schodzenie do podziemi po śmierci to sadzenie go w ziemi itp. ) , porównanie do Marii Dziewicy i Jezusa, itp. "daj nam chleba naszego" z modlitwy Pańskiej oraz przypowieści Jezusa o ziarnach czy chlebie jako nawiązujące świadomie do kultów Bogini Ziarna , ciekawe fragmenty o piecach chlebowych i ich kulcie, no po prostu coś pięknego co warto przeczytać haha , fragment:
Symbols representing the grain goddess's fertility appear from the Upper Paleolithic period. Her pregnant body was associated with the fecundity of the seeded earth and all its creatures, while her dark body was considered the cave-temple. At the beginning of the neolithic period, this already ancient deity was "transformed into an agricultural goddess, the progenitor and protectress of all fruits of the harvest, but especially grain and bread."(6) Numerous statuettes of the grain goddess depict a pregnant figure whose belly is decorated with lozenges and dots.(7) The dots might represent the seed inside the womb or field, while the lozenges symbolize the fertile field. The early agrarian people sowed the seed in the womb of the grain goddess, harvested it as the fruit of her body and used it in making bread.
In the neolithic period, special altars were built for her next to the bread ovens. In the shrine of Sabatinivka, she was worshiped on the platform near the oven or other area of grain preparation. Marija Gimbutas identifies the prehistoric bread oven in the shrines as "an incarnation of the Grain Mother."(

Anthropomorphized miniature models of ovens are found in the Vinca site (figure 1). This figure attests to the identification of the bread oven with the grain goddess, the giver of bread. Thus, from prehistoric times, the woman's body was envisioned both as the fertile field and the "mystic oven," in which life-sustaining bread was produced.
https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-883495321/symbolic-grain-and-symbolic-bread-relationships-between