Product Description

The Book of Kin, the sixth book of the Series, describes another visit by the author to Anastasia's glade in the Siberian taiga and his conversations with his growing son, which cause him to take a new look at education, science, history, family and Nature. Through parables and revelatory dialogues and stories Anastasia then leads Vladimir Megre and the reader on a shocking re-discovery of the pages of humanity's real history that have been distorted or kept secret for thousands of years. This knowledge sheds light on the causes of war, oppression and violence in the modern world and guides us in preserving the wisdom of our ancestors and passing it over to future generations.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #525539 in Books
• Published on: 2007-03-30
• Original language: Russian
• Binding: Paperback
• 288 pages

Customer Reviews

Another gem
This book for me sits with 1 and 4 as best-in-series.
Much of the information here will take time to digest, perhaps several years but when it does I am sure it will be revered by many as a key piece of transformative literature.
The 'live' book of life is a good example. It highlights how Mankind has managed to shrink the wonder of life into 26 letter shapes, these tiny things I am now tapping in to form reliable descriptions of almost everything.
Anastasia's son points out how life has already provided a 1 to 1 scale of shapes which can be understood just like these little; a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h....things. He goes on to show it is never ending, and then the subject changes to mathematics... then to male-female union.....and so on.
A truly great read which once again stimulated my creative juices to do something instead of turning me into a passive reader.

Amazing piece of literature!
I have read all 8 books and each one of them carries and tells so much information necessary for improving the quality of our lives and realizing our purpose on Earth! I highly recommend this book!

Everyone needs to read this!! Spread the word!
This book confirms what I have been hearing bits and pieces of for years. It makes it all come together and understandable... how we got in this mess of a world we live in. And it isn't about blame. It's about how we can fix it too! I love this book. Next to "Anastasia", this is my fave of the series. Wow! if we would just do it!