Ringing Cedars WIKI

The RC Wiki is a growing knowledge space dedicated to the ideas, concepts, and lived practices described in the Ringing Cedars book series. It organizes key themes — from the Kin Domain and Space of Love to co-creation, family continuity, and humanity’s relationship with nature — in a clear, structured, and practical way.

This is not an ideology or belief system, but a reference library for understanding how these ideas translate into real life, step by step.

Main articles

The Ringing Cedars Books

The Ringing Cedars of Russia is a series of books that explores humanity’s forgotten relationship with land, family, nature, and creative thought. Written in the form of lived encounters rather than doctrine, the books invite readers to reconsider what it means to live a fulfilled human life — rooted, responsible, and continuous across generations.

Anastasia

Anastasia is the central figure through whom the books’ ideas are revealed. Living in deep harmony with nature, she speaks not from belief systems or ideology, but from direct perception and lived knowledge. Her conversations challenge modern assumptions about progress, education, health, family, and spirituality.

Kin Domain & the Space of Love

At the heart of the books is the idea of the Kin Domain — a family land space designed for life, love, and continuity. The Space of Love is not a metaphor, but a living environment consciously created through thought, care, and interaction with nature, where children are conceived, born, and raised in harmony.

The Ringing Cedar

The Siberian cedar holds a special place in the books as a symbol of memory, time, and accumulated life energy. Through the cedar, the books explore how nature stores information and how humans once interacted consciously with the living world — not as consumers, but as co-creators.

Key Topics & Concepts

This section explores key ideas and themes that emerge from the Ringing Cedars books. Each article focuses on a specific concept — such as co-creation, family continuity, education, or the new civilization — and explains how these ideas connect and unfold in practical life.

New topics are added over time as the Wiki grows.

Co-Creation

The books describe creation as a shared process between human thought and the living world. Every meaningful human action begins as a dream — and nature responds precisely to clarity, intention, and responsibility.