Beliefs

Faith - the mythical world expressing short sentences. Normally they get into other genres outside folk magic or mythological character texts. Some beliefs are typical syntactic and semantic structure (if ..., then ...):

If the horse is kept of Stone'm afraid to kick off - will be stolen.
If the putting off of the snake, the snake Do not destroy - the Whisper nepamačlyvas.

Often these prohibitions, warnings, predictions, for example.:

Nails should not be disposed on the ground, because the devil has collected nusineš to hell, then hell after death, will look for the nail.
Nusikarpius nails should be burned fires - after the death of them will be easy to find.
Kano's knife is dull, for the most lazy.
To vėlybos Easter, and spring is vėlybas.

These regulations may be defined beliefs as to the conduct or interpretation of rules, created in response to the mythical or mystical, and sometimes the real world relationships.

Other faiths are part of the larger folk narratives (myths, legends), traditions and fragments of the mythical concept of reflective statements (eg "In the past, stones grew, kites can be hatched from a cock's egg", "Thunder is four, Nemušk snake stone: a stone - Snake's brother, neužmuši, etc.).

International folklore beliefs is the term space and another, broader sense - that the people expressing feelings in texts and traditions and folk žinija (stories, tales, folk medicine, folk botany, etc.).