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