Anastasia Book - Volume 8.1 - New Civilisation

Ancestor book approx. 400 pagesSize: approx. 20x26cm

A person's being consists of a multitude of energies. One of these energies is the power of thought, because thought is the origin of all things. The power of thought must be trained and nurtured. The right lifestyle and diet are the key to this. In this book, Anastasia shows, among other things, how you can manage to raise your thought energy to the level of the previous true rulers of our planet. If everyone succeeds in doing this, peace, freedom and happiness will be possible for all. It creates a dream that is also dreamt by people all over the world. And the energy of our dreams is the most powerful energy there is. It is the energy of life. ISBN: 3-89845-058-4 Cover: hardback Number of pages: 260

A smiling child walks through a clearing in the depths of the Siberian taiga. He is free of fear and is not attacked - on the contrary: the animals of the wilderness are ready to rush to his aid at any time. This young man strides along as if he were the heir to the throne of the tsar's dynasty on his own land. This is Anasta, the daughter of Anastasia, who is the main subject of volume 10. Despite her youth, she radiates a self-confidence, as if she is guided by a cosmic primal knowledge that rests within her. And indeed, in this volume, Anastasia uses her psychic abilities to reveal the millennia-old story of her daughter's past life. Back then, just before the dawn of an ice age, humanity was at a crossroads in its development. With their decisions, people paved the way for technology without realising the dangerous dependency they would become. Anasta's existence is linked to the cosmic primal knowledge of the ancestors, and we learn about powerful rituals such as marriage ceremonies and the building of houses, as well as the key role of the family homestead and its purposeful design in the endeavour to prevent a global catastrophe. ISBN: 3-905831-05-4 Binding: hardcover

Anastasia - Daughter of the Taiga Anastasia is the ambassador of an ancient people whose descendants still live sporadically in the taiga, unaffected by civilisation and still in possession of the "paranormal" powers that modern man has largely lost. Shortly after the opening of Russia, the time was apparently ripe for the world to learn of the existence of these people. In 1994, the young hermit Anastasias allowed a civilised man - Vladimir Megre from Novosibirsk, who travelled into the taiga on his boat to barter with the locals - to come into contact with her and witness her life in a remote taiga clearing for three days. This encounter was to fundamentally change Vladimir Megree's life. As a simple businessman who had only known the atheism of communist Russia, he suddenly found himself confronted with a world that surpassed everything he had ever known: telepathy, precognition, teleportation, invulnerability (cold resistance) and connection with higher worlds. Anastasia's personality and lifestyle provoke questions about world-shaking topics such as the origin of man, health, cosmic healing power, proper nutrition, divine connection to nature, the cause of illness, the background to world politics and the future of mankind. Since the first publication of volume 1 in Russia (1996), incredible things have happened there. Anastasia's message touched the hearts of millions of people, and the overwhelming resonance triggered a revolutionary dynamic that has already spread far beyond the Russian-speaking world. This volume describes how Vladimir Megre, a businessman from Novosibirsk, had his first encounter with Anastasia during a business trip to the taiga in 1994, which was to change his life from the ground up. He is confronted with a fascinatingly simple and divine way of life that is difficult for modern man to imagine. 33907 Dimensions (L/W/H) 21.6/15.4/2.2 cm Weight 440 g Illustrations coloured illustrations, grid, coloured Edition 7. Edition Translator Helmut Kunkel Sales rank Binding hardback edition Number of pages 200 Publication date 01.03.2017 Language German, English ISBN 978-3-905831-17-7 Publisher Govinda

The book deals with society's attitude towards love and the effects of this attitude on people's coexistence. Anastasia uses the example of old Vedrussian customs and their significance to show very clearly how cohesion in families can be strengthened and the organisation of social life can be planned, but also how, for example, increasing crime can be effectively curbed. ISBN: 3-89845-180-2 Cover: hardback Number of pages: 240