The experience with sacramentality is a structural element of awareness. We bring three contributions of the series of lectures the theme of which is the grasp of nature in religions: Religious images of the Paleolitic people, Mesopotamic religion and Nature in the grasp of the inhabitants of Canaan. Natural human communities have a well developed taste for grasp of nature. Restoration as a spontaneous process realizing in cosmic cycles is understandable in natural and oriental religions. Paleolitic people had religious images and carried out ceremonies. Homo faber was also homo ludens, sapiens and religiosus. Gods of the Sumers present personified forces of nature, the religion of Canaan had polyteistic character characterizing the cult of fertility and vegetation.