Explaining Sacred Space in The Sacred & The Profane: A Nature of Religion by Mircea Eliade

Mircha Eliad is trying to define sacredness by saying "not" but "in the holiness and sorrow: the essence of religion" (page 10). Throughout the book he tried to explain this by the concept of hierophane (people can feel it is sacred / sacred expression), but his main interpretation is " It is holy existence. Modern religious people and contemporary non religious people (jealous people). Eliad compares the two by explaining the reaction of each person to space, time, nature, and life.

As an interpreter, Mircea Eliade interprets religion as "sacred experience" and interprets sacredness associated with blasphemy. Scholars in Romania emphasize that the relationship between sanctity and blasphemy is complementary rather than objection, and this is considered a kind of irony. Mythical interpretation is part of religious interpretation. Myths should not be interpreted as illusions or lies, as the truth of myths is rediscovered. Mircea Eliade interprets the myth as 'sacred history'. He introduced the concept of "general interpretation."

"Sacredness and sorrow" is a literary work written by Mircea Eliade, translated from Greek to English by Willard Trask. This article helps to distinguish the relationship between sacred thought that we have as human beings and rational thought. "The symbol of this center explains another series of cosmological images and religious beliefs, the most important of which is thought to be centered on sacred places and sacred places. Secondly, the temple is a copy of the Cosmos mountain range, forming an excellent "connection" between the earth and safe shelters, and finally the foundation of the temple is deeply embedded in the lower region. City or sanctuary, whole house or part, sanctified by symbols or ceremonies of the universe

In theology of the 20th century, there is a concept defined by Mircea Eliade, first defined in the book called "myth and reality" called "hierophanee" from the meaning of the Greek "sacred" and the verb. Make it clear. "He writes that it provides the basis for all religions and the most transcendent human experiences and relies on mixing everyday life with sacred objects. We found a transcendental place for the places where these two met - love and sex, God and man, intelligence and raw materials that produced it. There is the power of faith facing you in front of the face value. So far the most mediocre on earth - plastics boards, wooden tables, timers, blurred pencils - so far to be seen as a child's idea is known as a ceremony that can be proven and expanded as self improvement not. Companies by other companies