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[Subtitles done in handwork with love, using the Woodsworth translation] And here as a preamble to the entire  Anastasia book film series, which is
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now being published for the sixth volume,  here come a few chapters from the fourth
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volume, “Creation”, where the family domains,  kinship domains are explained beautifully.
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For those who don't know the idea yet.  But also for those who already know the idea. It is very well described what  Paradise a kinship domain is, that is
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alive. And this is going to be one  of the Masterpiece core movies that
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are going to spring out of the whole,  very precious, Anastasia material, read
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from the fantastic translation  that is available through John Woodsworth. And this is also like an extended  addition for the German viewers, much more
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pictures had place in here as the translation  is richer in details and deepness. Chapter 26. Even
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today everyone can build a home. "The most important  thing, Vladimir, is that even today everyone can
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build a home. Everyone can feel God with their  soul and live in Paradise. One single moment is all
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that separates Paradise from people living on the  Earth today. Each one possesses conscious awareness
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within. When dogmas do not interfere with this  awareness, then look, Vladimir, what can come to pass..."
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All at once Anastasia brightened. She grasped hold  of my hand and led me to the shore of the lake
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where there was a patch of bare sand, and started  talking to me along the way. She says: "It only takes
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a moment. You will understand everything in just  a moment of time. And everyone will understand -
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the readers, yours and mine. Within themselves  they will define the essence of the Earth, and
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become aware of their destined purpose. Right this  moment, Vladimir, see, right this moment we shall in
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our thoughts build our home. I and you, and all of  them too. And I assure you indeed that the thought
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of each one of them will be brought into contact  with the thought of God. The gates of paradise will
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open. Let us go, let us move with more speed.  I shall draw it with a stick upon the shore... We
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shall build a home together with those who into  contact with your written words will later come.
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All human thought will merge together into one.  Believe me, people have God's ability within them
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to turn whatever they conceive into reality. And  many a home will stand upon the land. And each
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one in their own homes will be able to grasp  everything firsthand. They will be able to feel
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and understand the aspirations of the Divine dream.  We shall build a home! I and you, and all of them
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together!" "Hold on there, Anastasia” says Vladimir  "There are a a whole bunch of different designs
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out there for homes where people are living now.  What sense can there be in proposing yet another
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one?" Anastasia says: "Vladimir, you must do more than  simply listen to me! You must feel everything that
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I outline, and mentally complete yourself the whole  design, and let everyone else draw it along with
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me. O, God! People, at least give it a try, I beg of  you!" Anastasia was literally trembling with joyful
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excitement. She was reaching out to people, and I  found myself growing more and more interested in
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her design. And at first it seemed simple to me,  yet at the same time I had the feeling as though
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this reculse Anastasia, was revealing to everyone a  most extraordinary secret. The whole secret was in
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utter simplicity, and if I can remember the events  in order, this is how they all went. Anastasia
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continued: "First choose for yourself a place  of your own you like best of all the pleasing
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spaces of the Earth. A place where you would like  to live, and would like your children to live out
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their lives. And then you will indeed leave to  your great-grandchildren a fitting memorial to
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you. The climate, too, in that place must  be favourable for you. Take one hectare of
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land in that place for yourself in perpetuity." Footnote: An hectare is an designating area 100
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metres square or 10,000 square metres, approximately  equivalent to 2.5 acres in the imperial
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system. And Vladimir says: "But nobody can just  come along and take any piece of land they
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jolly well desire. Land today is sold only in  places where people wish to sell it." She says:
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"Yes, unfortunately, everything happens this way  today. Our motherland is extensive, but there is
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not a single hectare of your land where  you can create a corner of paradise for
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your children and descendants. And yet the time  has now come when we must begin acting on this
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cause. And take advantage of the most favourable  of all existing laws. And he says: "I don't know
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all the laws, of course, but I'm sure there's  no law allowing someone to take possession of a parcel of land in perpetuity. Farmers  can rent a good deal of land, but only for 99
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years." She says: "Well then, we can start  by taking it for a shorter span of time,
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but we need at once to plan a law so that  everyone may have his own parcel of ground,
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his own Motherland. Whether or not and to what  degree the country flourishes as state depends
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on this. And if there is no appropriate law  at the moment, well you will have to make
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one." And he says: "That's easier said than done. Our  laws are made by the State Duma. It has to make
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some amendment or introduce a new article into  the Constitution. And the parties in the Duma
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are constantly fighting with each other - there  is no way they can settle the land question."
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And here a footnote to ‘a party’: In 2005 the Russian  ‘motherland party’ Rodnaya partiya was established with the
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specific purpose of bringing forth legislation on  allocating pieces of motherland to people in form
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of family plots, just as Anastasia proposes here. In  fact the name Rodnaya partiya was suggested in Book 8
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(Part 2) of the Ringing Cedars series, published  shortly before the new party was announced. End of
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note. She says: "Then if there is no party  capable of enshrining into law everyone's
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right to their Motherland you will have to form  such a party." And he says: "And who will set it
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up?" And she says: "Those who will read about the  home we are creating and become aware of what
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a Motherland means to each one, to each Man  living today, and to the future of the whole
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Earth." And he says: "Well, enough about political  parties. Tell me rather about this unusual home
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of yours. I'm really interested now in what  new design you can possibly bring forth.
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Let's say someone has come into possession  of a hectare of land. Not exactly a Paradise,
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but, say one grown over with wild grasses - they  are probably not going to give him better than
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that. And there he is, standing on his hectare of  land - what next?" Anastasia says: "Think about it
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yourself, Vladimir, and dream a little, too. What  could you do if you were standing on your own
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land?” Chapter 27. A fence. Vladimir continues: "First  of all," I said, "first of all, everything, of course,
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must be enclosed by a fence. Otherwise, when they  bring in building materials to construct the
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manor house, somebody could come along and pilfer  them. And when you plant a crop, it might be
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stolen before you harvest it. Or are you against  fences on principle?" Anastasia says: "I'm not against
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them, Vladimir. Even animals mark out their own  territory. Only what are you going to make the
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fence of?" He says: "What do you mean, what of? Fence  boards, of course... No wait. Fence boards can turn
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out to be on the expensive side. For starters  you need to dig post holes and string up barbed
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wire all around the property. Even then you should  still put up boards, so people wouldn't see inside
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the fence.” And she asks: "And how many years could  a board fence last without needing repair?" He says:
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"If it is constructed of good material, if you keep  it painted or varnished and smear the parts of the
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posts that are in the ground with pitch, it might go five  years or more without needing repair." And she asks:
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"And then?" And he: "Then you would probably need to do  some repair work and touch it up, to keep it from
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rotting." She says: "So, that means you will constantly  have to fuss over the fence. And it will give your
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children and grandchildren even greater cause for  concern. Would it not be better to construct it so
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your children will not have to bother about it,  and so that their view will not be spoiled by
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the sight of rotting timber? Let us think how to  make def fence more solid and long-lasting, so
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that your descendants may have fonder remembrances  of you." Vladimir says: "Of course, you can build it
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so it will last longer. Who wouldn't want that?  For example, you could make brick pillars and a
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brick foundation, and put cast iron grill work in  between - that kind of fence doesn't rust. It can
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even last a hundred of years. But only very rich people can  afford to build a fence like that. Can you imagine?
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A whole hectare - that's a perimeter of 400 meters. A fence  like that's going to set you back several hundred
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thousand rubles, maybe even millions. Still it  will last a good hundred years, maybe two hundred or more.
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You can even have it made with all sorts of  family monograms. Your descendants will look
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at it and remember their great-grandfather, and it  will be the envy of everyone around." Anastasia says:
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"Envy is not a good feeling, Vladimir. In fact, it  is harmful." And he says: "Well, there's not much you
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can do about that. I tell you, enclosing a hectare  of land with a good fence is not something many
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people can afford." And she says: "That means we  must think up some other kind of fence.” And he
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says: "What other kind? Can you suggest something?"  And she says: "Would it not be better, Vladimir, in
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place of a whole lot of posts, which can later  rot, to plant trees?" He says: "Trees? And then what,
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nail boards?" And she says: "Why nail boards to  them? Look there, in the forest there are a lot
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of trees growing with their trunks only one-and-a-half to two metres apart." He says "Yes you're right.
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But there are holes between them. It's not the  same as a fence." She says: "But it is possible to
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plant bushes in between them, that people cannot  get through. Take a careful look, and think what
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a splendid living fence you would have! And it  would be just a little bit different with each
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person. And everyone would come to admire the  view. And the descendants in the ages to come
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will remember the creator of this splendid hedge.  And the hedge will not only save them time on
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repairs but will bring them benefits as well.  It will serve, in fact, as far more than just
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a barrier. One person will make a hedge out of  birches growing in a row. Another one will use oak.
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And someone with a creative impulse will make a  coloured hedge, the kind one reads about in fairy tales."
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And he asks: “What d’you mean, coloured?” And she says:  “Planting different coloured trees. Birches, maples
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oaks and cedars. Some may intertwine a rowan-tree  with clusters of bright red berries and still
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plant guelder-roses in between. And make room  for bird cherry trees and lilac bushes. After
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all, you can plan it all out in advance. Each  planter should watch to see how high each one
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grows, how it blooms in the spring, what kind of  a fragrance it has and what feathered friends it
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attracts. Thus your hedge will be both sonorous  and pleasantly fragrant. And you will never get
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tired of looking at it, as the picture will be  changing its tints with each passing day. It
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will flourish with colours anew every spring and  every autumn burst forth in an explosion of fiery
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hues.” Vladimir says: “Well Anastasia it seems  your a poetess as well. We began with just
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just a simple fence and now see what you've  all made of it! You know, I really like the
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way you've turned the whole thing around. And  why haven't people thought of this before? No
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painting required, no repair. And when the trees  get too big they can be cut down and used for
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firewood. And people can plant new trees - they  can change the picture, just like an artist.
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The only thing is, won't it take a long time  to plant that kind of a hedge? And if you're
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going to plant the trees two metres apart, then you've  got to dig 200 holes for the saplings. And then
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plant the bushes in between. And no technology  will be allowed, you will say?” Anastasia says:
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“On the contrary, Vladimir. There is no sense in  rejecting technology for the project at hand.
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Indeed any invention of of the dark forces  must be put to use to serve the forces of
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light. It will hasten the implementation of the  plan if you use a plough to dig a trench around the
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perimeter of the ground-lot and plant the saplings  in it, along with the seeds at the same time - for
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the bushes you have decided to plant between  the trees. Then you can go over it again with the
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plough to fill in the soil. While the Earth is still  loose you can adjust the position of each sapling
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to even out the row.” And Vladimir: “That's fantastic.  So in two or three days one person can put up a whole
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hedge.” “Yes.” He continues: “The only drawback is that  until the hedge grows, it won't deter any thieves.
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And people will have to wait a long time for it  to grow. Especially in the case of oak and
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cedar.” And she says: “But birch and aspen grow  quickly, and the bushes between them will not
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take much time either. If you're in a hurry you  can plant tree saplings two metres high right away. When
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the birches are grown, they can be cut up for  household use, and their places will be taken by
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the maturing cedar and oak trees.” And he says: “Okay,  then a living fence is something I can grasp. I
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really like it. Now tell me what style of house do  you see on the ground-lot?” Anastasia says: “Perhaps
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we should first plan out the lot as a whole,  Vladimir?” And he says: “What do you have in mind -
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different beds for tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers?  That's usually women's work. House building is
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a man's job. I think you need to build one large  house right off - a fashionable manor house in the
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European style so that your grandchildren and  great grandchildren will remember you fondly.
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Then there can be a smaller cottage for the  servants. It's a pretty big lot after all. It
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will require a lot of work.” And Anastasia says:  “Vladimir, if everything is done properly from
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the start, there will be no need for servants.  Everything around you will serve you with great
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pleasure and with love - and not only you but your  children and whole family and your grandchildren
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too.” And he says: “It doesn't happen that way with  anyone. Even with your beloved dachniks.” Note, here
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comes a longer footnote that is almost about  10 pages and is a beautiful add-on into what
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already is happening, about about creating  this vision in real in Russia, back in 2006. And
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this will be put to the end, so we can continue  here with the chapters and it is a beautiful
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outlook at the Finish Lines of these chapters.  So I continue, he says: “Even with your beloved
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dachniks, [what means gardeners], this doesn't  happen. They only have five or six hundred square metres,
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yet they're working it every free day from dawn  till dusk. And here they're going to have a
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whole hectare! It's going to take at least a  dozen dump-trucks every year just to bring
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in the fertiliser and manure. First the loads  of manure have to be spread over the whole
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growing area and then all the earth has to be  dug up and turned over. Otherwise nothing will
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grow right. And you'd better add some kind of  fertiliser - you can get it in special stores.
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If you don't fertilise, the soil won't give a good  yield. It's something agronomists - people who study
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agriculture - know and dachniks have learned from  experience. I hope you agree on the need for
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fertiliser.” Anastasia says: “Of course the earth  needs fertilising, but the task need not to be
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devitalising. God has thought through everything  in advance so that the ground in the place you
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wish to live, will turn out to have the right  nutrients and be in an ideal condition without
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wearisome physical efforts on your part. You need  only make contact with His thought and feel the
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wholeness of the system He has designed, instead  of just relying on your own intellect in making
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decisions.” And he asks: “Then why is nothing  fertilised today anywhere on the Earth
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according to God's system?” Anastasia says: “Vladimir,  right now you're in the taiga. Look look around you,
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how high the trees are, how mighty their trunks!  Among the trees herbs and bushes are growing.
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There are raspberries and currants. Indeed a  whole lot of everything grows right here in
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the taiga for Man's use. And over a thousand  of years not a single person has fertilised
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the ground, but the land remains fruitful. What do  you think, how has it been fertilised and by whom?
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And he says: “By whom? I don't know how or by  whom. But you've pointed out a really important
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fact. Indeed it's simply amazing how man somehow  gets everything twisted around. Tell me yourself
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why aren't various kinds of fertiliser needed in  the taiga? Anastasia says: “Here in the taiga God’s
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thought and God's plan are not interfered with  to the same degree as where Man lives today. In
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the taiga, leaves fall from the trees and little  branches are torn off by the breeze. And these
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leaves and branches along with worms fertilise  the ground in the taiga. And the grass which grows
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all around regulates the composition of the Earth.  The bushes help it clear away excesses of acid and
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alkalis. None of the fertilisers you are familiar  with can substitute for leaves falling from the
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trees. After all, leaves include many of the  diverse energies of the Universe. They have
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seen the stars the Sun and the Moon. And not  only seen, but they have interacted with them.
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And even many thousands of years from now  the ground here in the tagia will still be
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fertile.” And Vladimir says: “But the ground lot  where our house is to be built is not in the
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taiga, you see?” And she says: “Then start planning!  You yourself can plant a forest of different
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kind of trees.” He says: “Maybe it'd be best  if you told me right off how to make it so
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that the soil on the plot stays fertilised  all on its own? That is a major undertaking
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since there are so many other things to do.  Planting beds, warding of various kinds of
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pests…” She says: “Of course we could talk about  details and particulars, but it would be best
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for each one to apply his own thought, his  soul and his dream to the building work. Each
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of us knows instinctively what will be the  most suitable arrangement for him and bring
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joy to his children and grandchildren. There can  be no single plan that fits it all. Each plan is
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individual, like a great artist's masterpiece.  Each man must make his own.” And Vladimir says:
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“But give me an example. At least tell me in  general terms.” And she says: “All right - look, I
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shall do a little outlining for you. But first  there's the most important thing to understand.
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Everything is created by God's hand for the  good of man. You are a man and can control
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through your soul what constitutes a real  Paradise on the Earth.” And Vladimir says: “Now
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more specifically, Anastasia, without philosophy. Tell me what to plant and where, tell me where
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I should dig what cash crops should I grow  that will bring me the biggest return on my
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investment?” Anastasia says: “Vladimir, do you know why  peasants and farmers today are so unhappy?” “Well
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no, why?” She says: “So many of them are striving to  bring in a harvest as big as they can. To sell.
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They think more about money than about the land.  They themselves do not believe that they can be
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happy in their own family nest, they think the rest  of the people are happy in the big cities. Believe
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me Vladimir, what is created in your soul will  unfailingly be reflected in the whole world around
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you.” And she continues: “Of course outward details  are also necessary. Let us think together about one
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way we can plan out our plot. I shall simply start  things rolling and you help me on your part.” He
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says: “Okay I'll help you start.” She says: “Let us say  our lot is on a barren section of land, and is now
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enclosed on all sides by hedge. Let us divide it,  reserving half or three quarters of the lot for a forest, and
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there plant a variety of trees. On the edge of the  forest where it borders on the remaining part of
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the lot, we shall plant a hedge in such a way that  animals cannot pass through it and trample the
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crops growing in the garden plot. In the forest we  shall set up a pen using densely planted saplings,
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which in time will be home for a goat or two. And  we shall also use saplings to construct a shelter
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for egg laying hens.” Note by Kess: If chicken have  access to trees with many branches, they don't need
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a fence and can protect themselves. And if there  are goats they'll protect the chicken too. “In the
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garden plot we shall make a pond approximately  16 metres across. We shall plant raspberry and currant
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bushes among the trees in the forest, and wild  strawberries around the edge. Later, after the
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trees in the forest have grown a little, we can set  up two or three empty log hives there for bees.”
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Note on the pond: Placing a pond near  the vegetable beds makes sense because
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it will reflect the sunlight in many  directions and bring more warmth to the fertile ground. “And we shall use  trees to make a gazebo where you will
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have a cool place, safe from the heat, to  talk with your children or your friends.
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And we can make a summer  sleeping area out of living things along with a creative workshop for
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you. And sleeping places for  the children and a living
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room.” Vladimir says: “Wow it won't be a  forest we end up with, but more of a
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palace!” She says: “Only the palace will be  a living eternity and continue to grow in
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perpetuity. This is how the Creator himself thought  up the whole balance of things. And all man has to
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to do is to assign everything its task - according  to his own taste, design and understanding.” And he
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says: “But why didn't the Creator do it all  this way to begin with? Everything in the
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forest grows just where it happens to end up.”  And she says: “Think of the forest as a book for
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you as a creator. Look more closely Vladimir - everything therein has been written by the
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Father. Look over there: three trees  are growing just half a meter apart.
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You are free to plant them in a row and use  a whole lot of them to make up other configurations. In among the trees there are  bushes growing - think of how you can make use
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of them to sweeten your life. And where  the trees do not allow grass and bushes to
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grow between them, you can take it as a lesson  for building your future house out of living
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materials. It is as though all of you have to do is
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to formulate the required program  and adjust it according to your
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taste. Everything around you is charged  with the task of cherishing and delighting you
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and your children, cherishing and feeding them.” And Vladimir says: “To feed ourselves we will
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need to plant a vegetable garden. And that will  take a lot of sweat.” And Anastasia says: “Believe
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me Vladimir, even the vegetable garden can be set  up so that it will be not an aggravation. You just
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need to keep everything under observation. Among  the herbs, just the way everything grows in the
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forest, you could have the most splendid tomatoes  and cucumbers under cultivation. Their taste will
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be much more appealing and healthful for the body  then when they are grown simply on a patch of bare
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ground.” And he asks: “But what about the weeds? And  won't they be destroyed by pests and beetles?” She
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says: “There is nothing useless in nature, Vladimir,  and there are no purposeless weeds. Neither are
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there any beetles that are harmful to Men.” He says:  “What do you mean, there aren't any harmful beetles?!”
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Take Locust for example or the Colorado beetle -  a real vermin that eats away at potato crops
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in the fields.” She says: “Yes it does. It is also  thereby showing people how their ignorance is
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eating away at the self-sufficiency of the Earth,  contradicting the designs of the Divine Creator.
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How can people keep stubbornly ploughing year  after year, in one and the same place, torturing
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the ground? It's like scraping an open wound, at  the same time demanding benefits from the wound.
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Locusts or the Colorado beetle will not touch  the ground lot which you and I have outlined. When
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everything grows together in one grand harmony,  the fruits occurring to the owner are also
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harmonious.” And Vladimir says: “But if that's  the way everything is going to ultimately
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turn out, meaning on the lot you have thought up  there is no need for men to fertilise the
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ground, or fight of vermine with various kinds  of poisons, or do weeding, and everything is just
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going to grow and all by itself, then what is  there left for Man to do?” Anastasia says: “Live
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in Paradise. The way God wanted us to. Anyone  who is able to build himself a Paradise like
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that will come into contact with the Divine  thought and produce a new co-creation together
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with Him.” He asks: “What new co-creation?” She  says: “It’s turn will come once the creation of
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Paradise has been completed in due course. Let  us consider now what you and I still need to
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do.” Chapter 28 - Home.
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Vladimir continues: “We still have to build  ourselves a decent home, a place
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for our children and grandchildren to live  problem-free. A two-story brick manor house
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with a toilet bathroom and hot water heater. You  can do that for any private home these days. I was
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at a building fair recently and noticed  how a lot of different facilities have been
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developed for conveniences in private homes.  Or are you again going to object that we don't
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need to use any technological gadgets?” Anastasia  says: “On the contrary, they are necessary. You need
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to make everything serve the cause of good as  the opportunity presents itself. Besides it is
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important, that there be a smooth transition in  people's habits. Only your grandchildren will
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not need the kind of home you are building.  They will understand on their own as they
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grow up. They will need another kind of home.  That is why it is not worthwhile spending too
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much effort to make the house extremely big or  solid.” And he says: “Anastasia, I can tell you've
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got another sly trick up your sleeve. You keep  rejecting everything I propose, even the house.
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I think there is no question but it should be  a decent house. You said we would be designing
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this project together and here you're thwarting  me at every turn, no matter what I say.” And she
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says: “Of course we are doing it together, Vladimir.  Besides I am not rejecting anything. I am simply
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expressing my views. And each one must decide for  himself what comes closest to his own taste.” And
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he says: “You should have told me a little more  about your views right off. I don't think anyone
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is going to understand why the house should not  stay the way it is for the grandchildren.” She says:
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“The other home will still preserve their love  for you and their everlasting memories of you.
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When your grandchildren grow up they will  understand which materials out of all the
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ones thought up on the Earth will be the most  pleasant, solid and useful for them. Right now
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you do not have those kind of materials. Your  grandchildren will build a wooden house using
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those trees which their grandfather planted ‘way  back when’ and which their father and mother so
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loved. That home will start curing them, it  will keep them from impurities and inspire
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them to what is bright. The grand  energy of love will dwell in that
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home.” And Vladimir says: “Yes… Interesting… A home made of materials of the trees
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cultivated by their grandfather and their  father and their mother. And you say it will
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help protect those living in this home?  How? There's some kind of mysticism
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involved here.” And she says: “Why would you  call the bright energy of Love ‘mysticism’,
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Vladimir?” He says: “Because not everything is clear  to me here. I've been talking about designing a
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home and a ground lot and now you've all  of a sudden started stating things about
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love.” And she says: “But why ‘all of a sudden’? You  have to create everything with love right from
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the start.” And he says: “What - the living fence  too? And you would have to plant the saplings
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in the forest with love, too?” And she says: “Of  course. The grand energy of love and all the
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planets in creation will help you lead  a full life, a life inherent in a Son of xyz 0:41:59.000,0:42:10.480 God”. And he says now you're really started talking  incomprehensibly, Anastasia. From a house to a
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garden you've gone back to God again. What relation  could there possibly be here?” And she says: “Forgive
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me for not being clearer in my explanation,  Vladimir. Allow me to try a different
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route in trying to explain the significance of  our project.” And he says: “Go ahead. Only it turns
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out it's your project not ours.” And she says: “It  belongs to everyone Vladimir. Many people will
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sense it intuitively in their hearts. But man  will be prevented from grasping its specific
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details by fly-by-night dogmas, sounds of the  technocratic way of doing things and the many
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scientific disciplines that are attempting to lead  people away from happiness.” And he says: “All the
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more reason for you to try putting everything  in more specific terms.” And she says: “All right,
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I shall try. Oh how I wish my explanations could  be clearer to people - oh how I wish they could! Oh
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logic of Divine aspirations, help me choose phrases  and word combinations that will be more clearly understood.”
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Chapter 29. The energy  of Love. Anastasia says: “The great energy
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of Love is sent to the Earth by God for  his children. It comes to each of them at
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one time or another. It frequently tries to  cheer man with its warmth and stay near him
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for ever. But most people do not give the Great  Divine energy the opportunity of remaining with
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them for long. Imagine a couple where he and she  meet at one point in the resplendent radiance of
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love. They endeavor to join their lives together in  perpetuity. They consider that their union will be
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made more solid if affirmed on paper and by ritual  in front of a large gathering of witnesses. But all
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to no avail. It takes but a few days for the energy  of love to fade from their lives. And it happens
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that way with just about everyone.” Vladimir says:  “Yes you are right, Anastasia. A tremendous number of
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people get divorced. About seventy percent. And it often happens  that those who don't get divorced end up living
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like a dog and a cat together or show complete  indifference to each other. Everybody knows
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this, but nobody can figure out why it happens on  such a massive scale. You claim the energy of Love
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fades from their lives, but why? As though it were  somehow aiming to tease everyone or playing some
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some kind of game it's invented.” And she says: “Love  does not tease anyone and it does not play games.
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It tries to stay with everyone forever but man  chooses his own way of life. And this way of life
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frightens the energy of love. Love cannot give  inspiration to annihilation. It is unseemly for
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the offspring of love to live in torment when he  and she are beginning to build a new life together -
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when they are endeavouring to establish a home in  an apartment resembling a vault of lifeless stone.
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When each has their own work and interests  and their own environment. When there
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is no common vision of the future, no conjugal  aspirations. When their bodies are attracted by
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mere fleshly alleviation, only to hand over their  child to the cruel ways of a world devoid of
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clean water, a world filled with bandits, wars and  disease. It is from this that the energy of Love
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flees.” And he says: “But what if he and she have  lots of money or the parents give the newlyweds,
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instead of a tiny flat, say a six room apartment  in a fancy modern block, with a guard on duty at
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the entrance and they give them a fine car and  deposit lots of money into their bank account.
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Would the energy of Love agree to remain under  those conditions? Could he and she live her whole
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life in love?” Anastasia says: “Then they will be  obliged to live their lives to the end of their
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years in cold fear, deprived of love and freedom.  And watch everything around them grow old and
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rot.” And Vladimir says: “So what exactly does  this finical energy of Love require?” And she
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says: “Love is not finicky or obstinate,  it aspires to the Divine creation. It
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can forever warm the heart of one who  agrees to co-create with it a Space of
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Love.” And he asks: “And is there a Space of  Love somewhere in the design you have come
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up with?” “Yes” “And where is it?” She says: “It is  in everything. First it is born for the couple,
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then again for their children. And through  three planes of being the children will have
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a connection with the whole Universe. Imagine, Vladimir, that he and she will begin in their
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love to implement this design that you and I  are outlining. They will plant family trees and
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herbs in the ground, together with an orchard.  And how happy they will be in the spring when
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their co-creations burst forth into bloom.   Love will eternally dwell between them, in
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their hearts, all around. And each will see the  other in a spring flower, remembering how they
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planted a flowering tree together. And the taste  of raspberries will remind them of the taste of love,
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since in the autumn he and she - in love for  each other - touched the twig of a raspberry
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bush. In the shady orchard splendid fruit is  ripening. And the orchard was planted jointly
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by he and she. They planted the orchard in love.  She laughed resoundingly when he dug a hole and
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perspiration covered his brow, and she wiped it off  with her hand and planted a kiss on his burning lips.
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It often happens in life that only one  of the partners is in love while their mate
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simply tolerates the other's presence. Once  they start working on the orchard, the energy
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of Love will multiply itself and never forsake  either of them. After all, their way of life will
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help them both live their lives in love and  convey the space of love to their children
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in continuation. And help them rise their children together with God in His image and likeness.”
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And here comes the  footnote that was placed around when
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she mentioned gardeners - ‘dachniks’ - because  it unfolds into a 10 pages or something
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addon, that is just in between these  chapters that I just read. And yeah they
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want to be seen, it's beautiful  pictures that also can be found here. “Footnote: Dachniks - people who spend time  (their days off, especially summer holidays)
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tending a garden as their dacha or cottage in the country.” [related to the picture] “A raspberry living fence grown by Sergei
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and Vera Bondar, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. In addition  to producing abundant harvests of raspberries,
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this maintenance-free hedge protects the garden  from winds, attracts birds that naturally control
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pasts and keeps unwanted visitors out. Picture  below: Kin's domain design, 2003, by Irina Labountsova,
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Zapolyanie eco-village. In response to Anastasia plea,  thousands of people all across Russia and
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beyond have created designs of of their family  domains and started turning them into reality.”
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And here this special add-on continues: “Plan  of the Solnyshko (‘Sunshine’) community composed
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of kin domains.” And there are more kin domains  by several people in form of picture. “True to
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Anastasia's promise, new homes have sprouted all  across Russia as thousands of people inspired by
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her dream, start to lay foundations for their  family domains or bring dying villagers back
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to life.” Here's another picture: “A build-your-home  wonder-cake, representing a small-scale model of
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a kin's domain, complete with a living fence  and garden plantings, becomes a festive table
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centerpiece in the Kovcheg eco-village, Kaluga Region,  during a celebration on 16 September 2006.” And
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the other picture: “Young girls in search for their  intended mate set small rafts afloat during
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a find-your-soulmate festival in the Rodovoe community, Tula Region. For a description of this
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ancient ritual and its significance, see chapter  5 in book 6 of the Ringing Cedars Series.” And
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this picture: “Dachnik Day celebration at the Rodnoe eco-village, Vladimir Region, July 23 2006. Residents of
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Rodnoe and nearby eco-villages along with numerous  guests share greens, vegetables and fruit they
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have grown themselves on their plots. The Dachnik  Day holiday - proposed in book 2 of the Ringing
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Cedars Series to honour the millions of gardeners  and celebrate men's connectedness to the Earth,
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is now celebrated by thousands of individuals,  families and communities throughout Russia and beyond.”
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Here another picture: “New homes and  residents of the Rodnoe eco-village, Vladimir
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Region.” And the other one: “Republic of Mariy El, Russia, attract visitors to a permaculture workshop.
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Mixed permaculture plantings in  Vasiliy and Marina's garden. Like millions
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of other food gardeners throughout Russia  this family uses no chemical fertilisers or pesticides, yet manages to grow abundant  harvests in a climate with a growing season
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of only 110 days.” And here is a really dense and  precious note in this expansion, about what is
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already happening: “According to official  statistics in 2005, Russian gardeners using
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less than 3% of the country's agricultural land,  produced over 53% of the nation's agricultural
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output. More than all the commercial producers  taken together.” And this was back in 2006!
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Yes, this was the about 10 pages add-on in this  English version of the Anastasia Creation book.
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