By the ancient times belief, there was the isle in the

delta of the river by the name Hades, or the Hell of the ancient man. There, the shadows of sometimes alive people, were wandering all along the island wearing, as a memory of this World, their forgotten faces in the small mirrors.

They were driven to the isle by Charon who was able to catch the rivers wind Coshava with his paddle and guarded by the almost blind dog Cerberus, whose hips were covered with blood as a result of the state that he swiped his own eyes with his tale for almost twenty thousand years. Much more lately, before about two thousand years, more or less, a belief that the Danube is one of the four rivers that are springing directly from Heaven, took a place. From the same Christian Heaven from which Adam and Eve were expelled.   Obviously the delta was discovered much earlier than the spring, which is not odd: Danube floats between Heaven and Hell. To arrive to Hell; it is needed just to stumble into the river and surrender downstream, otherwise, to come to Heaven, it is necessary to swim upstream, but the epilogue is not certain. So, at the example of the Danube it seems that people primary have discovered the existence of Hades, and then later when they were expelled from Hell, they become aware that there is the Paradise, also. They have never been aloud to wander through Paradise, World and Hell, the same time. One of these places was always forbidden in turn. However, it may be concluded that the flux of the time and the flow of the Danube don’t discharge their springs in the same direction; the time floats from East to the West, in opposite with the float of the Danube, because the Danube floats from one of the four Christian Paradises to the ancient Hades, which means right into the whirl of time, from nowadays to the deepest past, from Archangel

Michael, who expels those still alive from Heaven with the sword in the hand, to the Odyssey, who goes down among dead defending himself from them by his sword...