They dont tell you because it's actually demonic. Dont ever get married.

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In the video it's a W.Europe centered viewpoint on a marriage. I've found that the theme was described in the Ruthenian Chronicles (Руський літопис) under the year of 1114. So in the Stone age the man-woman relations were defined as blud/блуд "occasional". In the Copper age there came the kingdom of Svaroh "Heaven" and Svaroh established the couple marriage law shlüb/шлюб "one man - one woman". The sanction for braking the law was cutting the head off. In Ukraine the most developed Copper age culture was Trypillia. The earlier and middle periods of Trypillia date back to 7500-5300 years ago. So in these version we can fix the time and place of the couple marriage appearance - ar. 7500-5500 years ago, Trypillia. There also remained Ukrainian people's songs kolädky/колядки, somewhat like carrols. Ukrainian linguist Potebnya stated their motives had been created in the Trypillian old past. One of the basic kolädky motives is a devoted couple of the man and the woman. The Ruthenian Chronicles (Руський літопис) also gives us the continuation of the couple marriage story. The next (after Svaroh) king Dažďboh went on protecting the couple marriage law. Let's assume the Dažďboh era was at the Early Bronze, the Yamna culture. At the time of Svaroh the tax law also was adopted. The sanction for law brakers was burning in the oven. The couple marriage and the tax laws were, I think, basic for establishing the great urban civilization of Trypillia and the rise of the Indo-European civilization. Consequently the corruption of the couple marriage law/tradition ruins complex societies, institutions, countries, peoples, civilizations.

Marriage for love, not marriage alltogether

it was referring to love-based marriage, not marriage generally

Oh for God's sake.

Marriage is not from God it’s actually very Secular. It never came from God

@@KingJonathanThe1st God read the book of Genesis. That will show you that God was the one that created marriage.

Because the Potential for deep and meaningful relationships has grown over history. However we also need marriage less to survive, so if marriages don't feel meaningful and deep, people often just divorce.

@@mysticafiora are you seeing anyone ACTUALLY pursuing meaningful and deep? Or are they just expecting it?

@@dredey1971 yeah I think I know multiple couples who look for exploration of depth spiritually, intellectually, sentimentally and in their adventures in their relationship.

@@mysticafiora unfortunately your experience is the anomaly.

Marriage likely existed in some form long before then, but the first evidence we have of it's existence was when it was formalized with agriculture likely because of a greater need to organize family units. The idea prehistoric humans operated on alpha male hierarchies, from evidence we have, it likely not true for most groups. While it likely did happen at points, evidence generally points to early humans having a variety of social structures and reproductive strategies that go beyond just a dominant male

Enlighten us with your historical accuracy?

@@SpiritualityUnwrapped oh, shut. Go read a book. Which is a bit unfair to say; you'd have to read a lot to get a better understanding. Don't worry, I believe that if you truly care about the topic, you'll go educate yourself.