the Ringing cedars of Russia
Vladimir Megre English translation by John Woodsworth

Our genetic code

 

Anastasia spoke with absorbed interest. Sometimes joyfully, sometimes dejectedly, she spoke about what happened on the Earth at one time. Some things were believable, others not so much. And when I got home I wanted to find out about people’s ability to hold in their memory information about events going back not just to their own birth but to the birth of their ancestors, and even further back, to the creation of the first Man. Scientists and specialists on this subject got together on a number of occasions, and here I should like to offer a few pertinent excerpts from the round tables we had.

 

“...To many people it will seem strange to claim that everyday objects can contain information about a Man. But if you show an audiocassette to someone who’s never seen a tape recorder or even heard about its possibilities, and tell him that your voice, your speech, is recorded on the tape and he can listen to it whenever he likes — a year or even ten years later, that person will not believe you. He’ll think you’re some kind of trickster. Yet for us the fact of recording and reproduction of sound is a common occurrence. And by the same token something that seems quite extraordinary to us might be extremely simple and natural to someone else.”

“If we start from the fact that Man has still not invented anything more substantial or perfect than what has been invented by Nature, then Anastasia’s ray, which helps her

see things at a distance, can be confirmed by the existence of the radiotelephone and television. Further, I would say that those phenomena of Nature which she uses sound like a more perfect application than what we have invented artificially, like our modern television and radiotelephone.”

“One person’s memory may have a hard time keeping track of things that occurred even half a year ago. Another person may remember events that happened in his childhood and be able to talk about them. But I don’t see that as coming anywhere close to the limits of the human memory’s possibilities.”

 

“I don’t think many scientists will deny that Man’s genetic code has been storing primordial information for millions of years. It is also possible to collect supplementary, so-called ‘incidental’ information over one’s lifetime and pass it on to succeeding generations. Expressions we are all familiar with — like “it’s inherited” or “transmitted by inheritance” — bear witness to this. Anastasia’s abilities to reproduce scenes that happened to mankind millions or billions of years ago are theoretically possible and explainable. Not only that, but they can be at their most accurate the further they are removed from our reality I believe Anastasia’s memory is not that different from many other people’s. Or to put it more accurately, the information recorded in her genetic code is no greater than for any other individual. The only difference is that she has the ability to ‘retrieve’ and reproduce it fully, while we can do so only in part.”

 

These and other things the specialists said have convinced me that Anastasia is able to tell the truth about the past. I was especially struck by the example of the tape recorder.

But there was one phenomenon which the scientists invited to the round table couldn’t explain — namely, how it is that Anastasia can get information not only about earthly civilisations but also about those on other worlds and in other galaxies. Besides, she can not only talk about them, but it seems she can also influence them. I shall try to set forth everything in order. Perhaps someone will be able to explain these abilities of hers, at least theoretically, and to figure out whether or not they are inherent in other people as well. Anastasia herself tried to explain how she happens to know about them, only her explanations were difficult to understand.

In any case, I shall try to describe the following situation in its proper order.

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Co-creation, a series Ringing cedars of Russia, Vladimir Megre. The book 4 (1999)

1. All this exists right now!

2. The beginning of creation

3. The first appearance of you

4. The first day

5. Problems confirming the perfection of life

6. First encounter

7. When Love

8. Birth

9. The unsatisfying apple

10. Avoid intimate relations with her

11. Three prayers

12. Anastasia’s line

13. To feel the deeds of all mankind

14. Dining in the taiga

15.  They’re capable of changing the world?

16. An extraordinary power

17. When fathers will understand

18. He celebrated the joy of life

19. A secret science

20. Our genetic code

21. Where do we go in sleep?

22. Other worlds

23. The invasion centre

24. Take back your Motherland, people!

25. Two brothers

26. Even today everyone can build a home

27. A fence

28. Home

29. The energy of Love

30. In His image and likeness

31. But who is to blame?

32. The old man at the dolmen

33. School, or the lessons of the gods

34. Anomalies at Gelendzhik

Hope for the world. Afterword