As long as our civilization has existed, the problem of spirituality has existed. In the last century, technological progress has been rapidly accelerating to the detriment of morality. It is connected with the past. We do not know which peoples, not by name, but by their qualities, lived from the Danube to the Urals. But Teachers of spirituality have been and will be, coming and helping. This book attempts to tell what public federations lived on these lands, how they resolved issues of spirituality and morality. But for them these were different things. Morality is those methods or rules that constantly return to man, to the laws of the Creator. Spirituality is the property of human nature to aesthetically perceive the world around us, turning the moral movements of the soul into a need. Until people have this need that is sustainable, any society, even a very economically developed one, is doomed to extinction, and beautiful words will remain just words.