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

The Rites of Love. A series Ringing cedars of Russia, Vladimir Megre. The book 8, part 2 (2006)

Love — the essence of the Cosmos

Do our lives correspond to the Divine programme?

Why does love come and go?

  Should we seek out our ‘other half'?

  False images

Wedding rites

Conception involves more than flesh

Into the depths of history

  Arkaim — Academy of the wise-men

  What is the message of Sungir?

  A family-centred society

  A mysterious manoeuvre

  Love and the States military preparedness

Russia erased

The elders’ mistake. From a hired hand to a prince

  A mistake not to be repeated

The Creator’s greatest gift. Childhood love

  Love as a fully fledged member of the family

  True love will most certainly be reciprocated

  Love, too, was teaching in the Vedruss school

Pre-wedding festivities

  'Rucheyok'

  ‘Chastushka-govorushka'

The wedding rite

Conception

Telegony can be overcome

The psychology of Man’s genesis andappearance in the world

  When a man brings a child into the world

A rite for a woman giving birth without a husband

Where should we have our babies?

The Vedruss birth

Not Radomir’s last battle

From the stars will they return to the Earth

Even in chaos there is a purpose

‘Soulmate gatherings’

A nuptial rite for women with children

High-society ladies

Millennial encounter

Anastasia’s wedding

A voyage of self-discovery. Translator’s Afterword

The Book of Happiness. Editor’s Afterword

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