Родовая книга

The Ringing Cedars of Russia #6

by Владимир Мегре

В новой - шестой книге В. Н. Мегре - представлена необычная трактовка представления о прошлом человечества и о прекрасном будущем человеческого сообщества.

...Совсем немного дней пройдёт, и будут родовую книгу создавать, своей рукой писать, страницы заполняя, миллионы отцов и матерей. Их будет множество великое - книг родовых. И в каждой - истина, идущая от сердца, для детей своих. Лукавству места в книгах тех не будет. Пред ними историческая ложь падёт.
Анастасия


Год первого издания: 2002

Genres: Spirituality, Philosophy, Magick, Fiction

265 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

Vladimir Megré
Wladimir Megre
Vladimir N. Megre

Reviews

[Sy DeMaya]

My favorite in the series so far.

[Logan Streondj]

Good book, recommends also making a family history book of sorts.

[Cindy]

Most interesting in the series so far. Some familiar concepts about power.

[Laura]

Beautiful

[Shinemoos]

“抚养小孩，就等于在抚养自己”太正确了！
这一系列书一本比一本直击问题的根本。本册提到了真正的幕后黑手及他们操纵的蜥蜴人们，太酷了。

[elena ir]

The best book i've read so far

[Jo]

I enjoyed this book, especially compared to books 2 and 4. However, there were certain things (throughout the series) that annoy me greatly. The first is that Russia is portrayed as the be all of countries. How Anastasia's movement started there, the dachniks live in Russia, and whenever she talked about the world's history, everything major event was in Russia. I'm pretty sure the book actually said humanity started in Russia, and it started in Africa. And the whole thing about priests controlling all of the Earth. I mean, the series would be fine if it was fiction, and everything was meant to be taken with a grain of salt. But the series is actually non-fiction. And to me, a lot of Anastasia's version of events, and all of the "supernatural" things that happen (who could forget the eagle carrying her infant son through the sky?)take away from the major message; that if we create a Space of Love, many, if not all of the world's problems will disappear. Also, she said something about President Bush after September 11. How he went off to his ranch after the attacks. Which was very interesting, if it is true, (I don't know for sure because I was only 7 at the time), but then she talks about how great he is, but he was the one who ordered a war that is still going on! So I really have a love hate relationship with this series.

[Swhe641200]

Read book 5 as to why I read this book. This book talks about the Authors visit to his son and how the world is raising are children and how we should all write our history and our peoples history to our children so that it will not be forgotton. Talks about the perfect societys and what happen to them. Men's greed for power and money seem to be everywhere and in every age of time. These books make you stop to think about what you believe and how strong you really are.

[Willow]

a really interesting and enjoyable read. i have read a couple other books from the series but this one really grabbed me and held my interest. talks about the history of humanity and lots of conspiracy theory fuel.

[Dave]

these books just keep getting better and better. The crazy parts seem a little less crazy and the good stuff is very thought provoking and inspiring.

[Rebecca]

Would need to investigate to see if some of her concepts are true.

[Xulferdica]

Inspiring, fascinating, meaningful.

[Shamana Ali]

Pithy wisdom shines through the horrible writing. Still continuing with series as it's feeding my own writing