"The Space of Love," the third book of the Ringing Cedars Series, describes author's second visit to Anastasia. Rich with new revelations on natural child-rearing and alternative education, on the spiritual significance of breast-feeding and the meaning of ancient megaliths, it shows how each person's thoughts can influence the destiny of the entire Earth and describes practical ways of putting Anastasia's vision of happiness into practice. Megre shares his new outlook on education and children's real creative potential after a visit to a school where pupils build their own campus and cover the ten-year Russian school programme in just two years. Complete with an account of an armed intrusion into Anastasia's habitat, the book highlights the limitless power of Love and non-violence.
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Insights in childrearing and education you will see nowhere else!,
By A. Ross (Fayetteville, AR) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Space of Love (The Ringing Cedars, Book 3) (Paperback)
The Space of Love, the third book of the Ringing Cedars Series, describes author's second visit to Anastasia. Rich with new revelations on natural child-rearing and alternative education, on the spiritual significance of breast-feeding and the meaning of ancient megaliths, it shows how each person's thoughts can influence the destiny of the entire Earth and describes practical ways of putting Anastasia's vision of happiness into practice. Megre shares his new outlook on education and children's real creative potential after a visit to a school where pupils build their own campus, cover the ten-year Russian school program in just two years and get official Master's degrees by the time they are 17! (The inside front cover of this book shows a dozen color photoes from this amazing school, with small kids building a fantastically beautiful mansions they themselves designed, or learning sessions with no adults present...) Complete with an account of an armed intrusion into Anastasia's habitat, the book highlights the limitless power of Love and non-violence.
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obsessed with creating a space of love,
This review is from: The Space of Love (The Ringing Cedars, Book 3) (Paperback)
I began thinking about creating a space of love after the first book, but the book title "space of love" gets into the reasons why the land is our connection to the universe, God, our spirits, our ancestors, our children and future generations. It is profoundly simple.
All "things" in our material reality are made of and resonate with energy. When you interact with nature, you exchange energy. When you eat food that is farmed with chemicals and genetically modified seeds, harvested by "dead" machines and unconscious people, you are eating "dead" food...toxic food. It was not made "for" you but for profit only. When you plant your own seeds with love, in soil you love, and tend to the plants with the intention of being nourished by them, the food is healing, alive, and loving. There is plenty of science to back this up but even anecdotally, if you've had the privilege of eating fruits from your own tree or vegetables from your own small garden, you have probably noticed the difference in taste and experience... The most profound wisdom, for me, in creating a space of love, is for my family. I really resonated with the idea that planting a family tree that will grow and greet my great-grandchildren and their children. I would LOVE to have land that my ancestors had planned and created with love with me in mind....I would love to be able to sit under that tree and feel a connection to wise and loving elders who had thought lovingly about the future and me, or the potential of me... This is what we are all missing today. We are missing a connection to the earth that is timeless and rooted in tradition, love and faith. Creating a space of love is a practical, easy and immediate way we can all begin to claim our heritage and purpose on this earth.
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Love is the Liberator (Says Mary Baker Eddy),
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This review is from: The Space of Love (The Ringing Cedars, Book 3) (Paperback)
This third book deals with Megre's second visit to Anastasia within the Russian Taiga and also with his visit to some public Russian academies, which were built and erected solely by children and teen-agers who were motivated by the ideas of the first two books.
Resembling somewhat the Montessori Method the Anastasia school system has proved to be one of the finest educating approach ever, teachings which lead into higher levels of wisdom, and spiritual insight. Once a person is left without adult intervention he/she is capable of a greater discernment free from the restriction imposed by narrow minded parents. Those Russians kids not only build and run their own schools but also prove that everyone has the potential for similar accomplishments. He also says Anastasia was attacked by some armed people with the idea of enslaving her yet her higher self is able to paralyze the intruders by generating a vision of their own evil, mental picture that terrified and discouraged them to ever approach her space at the Taiga Is Anastasia with her positive imagery and love transforming a whole country or is it something else that is taking place here? The fact that these teachings are dogma free, in my opinion, is an essential part of Anastasia's success. Her systerm does not pretend to change others but to alter our mental self-concept of what is real. Anastasia embraces pure wisdom yet it is Megre who motivates her to talk and to reveal her modus operandi. Yet she, to keep herself pure and uncontaminated by materialism, does not want to leave her Space of Love in the Siberian Forest, and I don't blame her Natasha the idealist, and Vladimir the practical complement each other joining forces to generate one the most life changing set of books ever written. Note: John Woodsworth is the translator, and Leonid Sharashkin the editor.
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