OCCUPATION AND FREEDOM IN P. P. NJEGOS WORKS

The paper studies a difficult problem of occupation and freedom in the poetry of P. P. Njegos. At the very beginning of Mountain wreath we meet a severe Turkish occupation of the Montenegrin people. In the center of this event there is a spiritual leader Bishop Danilo, who, on the one hand, considers a real occupation of his people, and on the other hand, plunges deeply in his destiny. He is the head of the people, responsible for future. Through the actual occupation of the main personality of the epic Bishop Danilo reveals the internal occupation by dark forces, spiritual oblivion, anxious solitude. This occupation of spiritual forgetfulness, mortal pressure and infernal forces reaches its climax in the Ray of the Microcosm. An immortal spark of the spirit appeared to him on the border of the abyss in the Universe. This spark is the support and the base in the universal space of solitude. This divine spark is the beginning of freedom and spiritual revelation. This fiery spark is the force, liberating from occupation of metaphysical ignorance, oblivion and death. In the Mountain wreath that spark, with the help of which a person realizes the meaning of life and heroism, also supports and promotes liberation from earthly occupant. An immortal spark gives courage on the sacrificial path. It is the witness of the Resurrection, because Montenegrins go into battle, inspired by heroism, as once they did in Kosovo.