Values Self-Consciousness as Factors of Forming Spirituality of Ethnic Communities

The article is devoted to defining the role of identity in ethnic identification. It argues that consciousness raised to the rank of a supreme idea, which becomes the value and allows ethnic communities, which are not only adapting to social changes, but primarily keep replay themselves. The article also explores the complex interplay of traditional and liberal values and contradictions among them and their impact in the development of the consciousness in population and their own ethnic identification. Ethnic identity acts not only as the way of identifying an individual things, but as an opportunity to implement a community in its own national culture, values, traditions and, consequently, it creates and makes the ethnic group as the whole community.