Two сivilizations - by Vladimir Megre​

 

We are always rushing toward some place or some thing. Each of us wants to live a happy life, meet our true love, create a family. But how many of us ever achieve our wish? What does our satisfaction or dissatisfaction with life depend on? - our success or failure? Wherein lies the meaning of life for each person and for all mankind as a whole? What awaits us in the future?These questions have persisted for a long time, but no one has answered them distinctly. Nevertheless, one would like to know the kind of country we and our children will be living in in five or in ten years. But we do not know, and are probably not all that capable of imagining our future because we are always rushing toward some place — but where?

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It's incredible, but it's a fact. I received a precise notion of our country's future for the first time not from scholarly analysts or politicians but from the taiga hermit Anastasia. She did not simply show me a picture of a beautiful future but also proved through arguments the possibility of its fulfillment as soon as, in our generation. She basically presented her plan for the country's development... As I walked through the taiga from the glade where Anastasia lives toward the river, for some reason I was visited by a firm confidence that her plan would change a great deal in the world. If one bears in mind that everything she has modelled in her thoughts has always later come to pass in real life, then we basically already live in a country whose future can be only beautiful. As I walked, I pondered the taiga hermit's words about the country's future, where even our generation might be able to live - a country without regional conflicts, crime, poverty, or illness. And although I did not understand all her thoughts, this time I did not feel like doubting anything she had said. On the contrary, I felt like proving to everyone she was right.

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I firmly decided to do everything I could to implement her plan. Outwardly, it seemed quite simple. Each family needs to be given a hectare of land (2.4 acres) for lifetime use and build their own homestead on it, their own piece of homeland. But the details of this plan had taken a firm grip on my thoughts. They were extremely simple and at the same time incredible.

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Astounding! A taiga hermit rather than soil experts proved that with the correct arrangement of plantings within a plot, in just a few years the land would not only need no fertilization, but that even very fertile soil would improve! As her main example, Anastasia cited the taiga. The taiga has existed for millennia, everything grows in it, and no one fertilizes the taiga earth. Anastasia says that everything that grows is the incarnate thought of God, and He set everything up so that man does not need to burden himself with the problems of obtaining food. He merely has to try to understand the Creator's thought and create what is beautiful along with Him.

 

Detailing her plan, Anastasia said that a family tree must be planted without fail. Furthermore, someone who has died should be buried not in a cemetery, but in the beautiful plot of the native land he has cultivated himself. No tombstones should be placed on a grave. The person's memory should be living, not dead. The memory for relatives will be the person's living creations, and then his soul can again be embodied in matter, in his paradisiacal earthly garden. All Divine creations are eternal and self-sufficient and reproduce themselves. Everything alive on earth, from the outwardly simple blade of grass to the human being, represents the harmonious single and eternal whole. Anastasia says that the human being, or rather, the human soul, can live eternally. It can be constantly embodied in a new body, but only under certain conditions. The homestead set up according to Anastasia's plan would create those conditions. 

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"Oh, you will have many opponents," I told Anastasia. She just laughed in response:  

"Everything is going to come about so simply now, Vladimir. Human thought is capable of materializing and altering objects, of predetermining events, of building the future, and so it will be that the opponents who are going to try to prove the perishability of the human substance will destroy themselves, for they will produce their own demise with their own thoughts. Those who are able to understand their destiny and the essence of infinity will begin to live happily, reembodied eternally, for with their thoughts they themselves will create their own happy infinity."

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I also liked her plan very much when I began calculating its economic logic and was convinced that anyone with the help of the homestead he founded according to Anastasia's plan could provide a comfortable existence for his children and grandchildren. It is not merely a matter of providing children with high-quality nourishment and housing. Anastasia said that the fence must be made out of living trees and woods should occupy one fourth of the hectare... approximately three hundred trees.

 

For starters, the house can be more than modest; the main wealth would comprise the correctly and handsomely arranged plot of land. I developed a very strong desire to have my own homestead, to take a hectare of land, to build a house, and most importantly, to plant all kinds of things around it. I wanted to set up my own piece of homeland in the way Anastasia described and so that the handsome plots of others surrounded it as well.

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