"According to Freud, small differences between people become magnified and
classified manipulatively and destructively, especially when those people are actually quite similar or live in close proximity to one another." (p.18) This seems to be true, in the case of Yugoslavia where "mythical interpretations" of Christoslavism persuaded the people of Serbia, therefore, the Serbian nationalism astray and against each other. There are quite of few examples, in the reading that encapsulate the history of ethnicity through religious identity of Yugoslavia but symbols, rituals, and manipulation drew the people apart for dissimulation. The likelihood that their were similarities in the culture, or even to say one's belief, in something, brought attention to differences, in the similarities of the culture that entangled, or twisted the beliefs into envy of others literally to separation of self. To live amongst each other was no longer a thought of togetherness in unity but, a wors en outcome of destruction, in order to relive a desire that materialize into warfare to search for independence. Eventually, President Milosevic who initiated the discomfiture of the mythology of Christoslavism that led the people to distance themselves fr om the other territories was tried in court for crimes towards humanity. The magnitude of the separation today, resembles the many tactics that excessive extremists use to justify a cause only to be found harmful to the service of the body of people that remain in residence.
The Three Things That I May Convey in This Lesson Is That Religious Identity Has A Sanctity of Strength That Intensifies The Caricature of Mythological Rituals