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Transformation 2012

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Just Arrived> Anastasia- Ringing Cedar Series, Neem Oil

Anastasia Bk

Book 1 of The Ringing Cedar Series

   Vladimir Megre

On a trade trip to the Siberian taiga in 1995, Vladimir Megre learnt about sacred ‘ringing cedar’ trees of unusual healing power.  He spent three days with a woman named Anastasia who shared with him her unique outlook on gardening, child-rearing, healing, nature, sexuality, religion and more.                   

Deeply transformed by this wilderness   experience, Vladimir write this book about the spiritual insights Anastasia so generously shared with him.  True to her promise this life-changing book has become an international best-seller, and has touched the hearts of millions of people world-wide.  And, most of this done by word of mouth alone!

Contents: The Ringing Cedar ~ Encounter ~ Beast or Man ~ Who are they? ~ A   Forest Bedroom ~ Anastasia’s Morning ~ Anastasia’s Ray ~ Concert in the Taiga ~ Who lights a new Star ~ Her beloved Dachniks ~ Advice from Anastasia; The Seed as Physician, Who gets stung by Bees?, Hello, Morning!, Evening Routine, It will prepare everything by Itself ~ Sleeping under One’s Star ~ A Helper and Mentor for your Child ~ Forest School ~ Attentiveness to Man ~ Flying Saucers? Nothing extraordinary! ~ The Brain- a Supercomputer ~ “In Him was Life; and the life was the Light of Men” ~ The need to change One’s outlook on the World ~ A mortal Sin ~ Touching Paradise ~ Who will bring up our Son? ~ Through a window of Time ~ A strange Girl ~ Bugs ~ Dreams- creating the Future ~ Across the Dark Forces’ window of Time ~ Strong People ~ Who are You Anastasia? ~ Author’s Message to Readers ~ Author’s Message to Entrepreneurs ~ Dreams coming True; Editor’s Afterword ~ About the Ringing Cedars Series ~

Anastasia herself has stated that this book (in fact all of her series of books) consists of words and phrases in combinations which have a beneficial effect on the reader.  This has been attested by the letters received to date from thousands of readers all over the world.  If you wish to gain as full an appreciation as possible of the ideas, thoughts and images set forth here, as well as experience the benefits that come with this appreciation, we recommend you find a quiet place for your reading pleasure where there is the least possible interference from artificial noises (motor traffic, radio, TV, household appliances, etc).  Natural sounds, on the other hand- the singing of birds, for example, or the patter of rain, or the rustle of leaves on nearby trees- may be a welcome accompaniment to your reading process.

Anastasia Book 1  s/c 237pp  A$30.00  Mem. $24.00

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A magnificent oil with numerous benefits for both therapeutic and medicinal use.  Among other properties, this oil is anti-septic, anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-diabetic, blood-purifying, and spermicidal.  Used widely in creams, dental products, hair care products, and in gardens for natural pest control. 

Can be applied directly to the skin (also a wonderful natural insect repellent- just rub it over exposed skin), or included within skincare preparations that are designed specifically to treat problematic skin conditions.  This oil is exceptionally rich, contains a heavy odour, and may be diluted accordingly.  Neem oil will solidify at typical room temperatures.

Neem oil is also botanical pesticide.  Since it doesn't strongly affect humans, mammals, or beneficial bugs, farmers use Neem oil as an insecticide and miticide to keep away pests like aphids and white flies.  Neem oil even protects crops from fungal infections such as mildew and rust.  People use insecticide with neem oil to repel mosquitoes and lice.

Neem oil gets sprayed on crops as an organic substitute for other harsher insecticides that might be carcinogenic, or have limited uses.  Edible crops of vegetables do not get poisoned when neem oil is used.

Neem oil has even made it into cosmetic and household products.  Lotions and skin-sprays use the oil as a mild insecticide that isn't likely to cause rashes.  If you soak cotton balls in neem oil and place them in your closet, it will dissuade wool moths from devouring your clothes.  While neem oil smells faintly of garlic, many people prefer it to stronger chemical alternatives.

      ~ Neem relieves dry skin.

      ~ Soothes itchiness, redness and irritation.

~ Improves general skin health and immunity, combating bacterial infections, as in acne, boils and ulcers.

One of the top Neem benefits is that it lets you avoid harsh chemicals, and nasty insecticides when treating conditions like psoriasis, eczema, scabies, head lice and more.

Used as hair oil Neem promotes shiny, healthy hair, combats dryness, and may even help with some forms of hair loss.

Neem oil also makes a great nail oil.  No more brittle nails and no more nail fungus.

Neem Oil 12ml  A$6.00  Mem. $4.80

Neem Oil 100ml  A$20.00  Mem. $16.00