The word cedar is spelled ‘Kedr’ in Russian. This cedar is either a ‘Siberian pine' (Siberian cedar, pinus sibirica) or a ‘Lebanese cedar (Cedrus libani). Which cedar is better or stronger? Probably the one which is next to the forest tundra, which would be the Siberian.

The ringing cedars can reach heights of forty meters (130 feet) and live to be 550 years old. Day and night there millions of needles catch and store the whole spectrum of bright energy. All the planets pass overhead and reflect cosmic energy.

Cedars also receive energy emanating from Man reflected back from space. The cedars store it up and at the right moment give it back to Man and to every thing living and growing on the Earth.

Very rarely a cedar will not give back this energy it has been storing up and after five hundred years they start to ring. This is how they talk to Man. This is the signal to Man that we are supposed to take them and make use of their stored up energy for the benefit of Earth. The cedars keep ringing and ‘asking’ for three years and if they don’t have contact with Man then they start burning up internally. This burning process lasts 27 years.

One must wonder how ‘in tune’ with nature you have to be to hear the cedar trees ring. To even find a cedar tree in America (or for that matter almost anywhere in the world) that is over 100 years old is rare. When one does encounter a cedar that is 500+ years old then how does one ‘listen’ and hear the cedar ring? These are questions I have been asking myself for some time. Hopefully through our collective wisdom and the grace of Anastasia we will all be able to have contact with one of these ringing cedars in our lifetime.

Man-made antennas are an imitation of branching patterns in trees. Tree sap is a great conductor of energy. Trees are like ‘bioelectric condensers’ of cosmic energy.

“God created the cedar to store cosmic energy…” (pp 6)

In the Bible, in the Old Testament in the Book of Leviticus (Ch. 14 vs. 4), God teaches us how to treat people, and even decontaminate their houses with the help of the cedar! (pp 12)

King Solomon built a temple out of cedar wood. He traded twenty cities from his kingdom for the special cedar wood used for the temple.

Cedars are mentioned 42 times in the Bible, all in the Old Testament. (pp 13-14)

The cedar that Vladimir was brought to by Anastasia’s grandparent was about 40 meters tall and slightly higher than it’s neighbors. It had an uneven, pulsing aureole (halo) radiating from its glistening crown. At its upper most tip a beam went out into the heavens.

When Vladimir pressed his palms to its trunk he could hear a ringing or crackling noise like when one stands underneath a high voltage power line. (pp 123)

When Anastasia was younger and was with her grandfather at another ringing cedar she was playing on it and laughing. She inadvertently broke a branch and the cedar started to glow. A ray formed and pointed upwards. Through its ray the cedar would give all the energy it had saved up back to the earth and its inhabitants.

Anastasia’s grandfather told her that if she had touched the ray coming from the cedar she would have been killed. This is what happened to Anastasia’s parents when they died. (pp 124-125)