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Ancient Slavic Sacral Symbolism in Architecture

The history of the ancient Vedrusses cannot be found in textbooks, we do not learn about their life and way of living from historical documents, for, after all, the distant years of the flourishing of the Vedrusses date back to the period preceding the last ice age. But remnants of their culture and way of life may still be found in the decorative design of Russian houses.

It should be mentioned that the external appearance of the homes of the Russian gentry was in many respects influenced by European culture, but these we will not be examining. We shall look at the houses of merchants and simple people, who from generation to generation passed on principles of construction and external house design.

The basic building material in Rus' was wood. Various species of timber were used in building.

Russians have been decorating their dwellings from time immemorial. The artistic language of wooden carving developed in an original and autonomous manner, quite independently from the succession of styles appearing in centres of the arts. The ornamentation of the carving was conservative and very traditional. It is precisely the stability of cultural traditions that makes it possible for us to see the ancient symbols and elements that decorate the dwellings of our ancestors.

The designs that we see today in the decorations of wooden houses are not formal representations, but fulfilled a spiritual and protective function; after all, a home is a part of the space of love, and a place of strength, possessing specific characteristics and functions, which may be conventionally designated as "protection and defence."

The home, which was a part of the universe of the One Creator, had a most rich symbolism. Russian language has preserved this meaning for us, a meaning that our ancestors put into it when creating their dwellings: the Russian word for street, ulitsa, is from u litsa "at the face"; dver' "door," from doverie "trust"; nalichniki "window frame," from na litse "on the face." The meaning of okno "window" was initially identified with oko "eye," as well as with the world of the dead.

For example, babies who had died were carried out through a window, that is, the soul of the child was returned to the world from which it had just come. Gifts were passed through the window to carol singers, that is, those who brought divine wishes for the masters of the house, while the divine light also enters through the window. It goes without saying that the window had to be protected from attacks. The meaning of the carving on the house was directed, on the one hand, toward protection and, on the other hand, toward attracting prosperity. Moreover, the symbols of traditional wooden ornamentation clearly correlate with the symbols of traditional embroidery, weaving, painting, and other types of folk art, which is analyzed in detail in a number of works.

In order to make an analysis of the compositions represented on the window frames of Russian huts, it is appropriate to isolate the individual elements and symbols encountered almost everywhere in different variations.

It is worthwhile to begin with the general outline of the arrangement of the window frame. The design of the hut window represents a distinctive map of the world. The upper part symbolizes the sky, which in Slavic popular belief was on two levels: the upper sky was called "the firmament," while the lower was "the heavenly depths." The firmament is often pictured in the form of a gable roof. The heavenly depths symbolize life-giving moisture and fertility, and are pictured as a wavy line or distinct semicircles—"the bosom of the fertility goddess feeding the earth."

The lower portion of the window frame accordingly symbolizes the earth and often has the representation of a field that has been plowed (rhombuses with dots inside) and sown (crisscrossed double strips).

The sides of a window frame are called "jambs."

These four parts making up the window frame correspond to the seasons and the corners of the world. Accordingly, when placing specific symbols on them, the location of these symbols plays an important role.

For example, the placing of solar symbols on all four parts of the window frame is frequent. On the whole, from ancient times, the conventional symbol of the sun has been the image of a rhombus. It may be located on the left, above, on the right, and sometimes beneath the window. This composition implies the motion of the sun during a day and a year. At the same time, a rhombus on the lower part of the window frame may also signify a field, especially when it is somewhat elongated. In addition, there exist specific compositions, made up of several images of the sun, in the upper part of the window frame. For example, in a fivefold representation of the sun (often four circles surrounding a circle or a rhombus), the central image represents the sun itself, while the remaining four represent its path across the sky during its annual cycle (sometimes the centre may be absent). The sun was also depicted in the form of a solar rosette or an equal-armed cross inscribed in a circle, or as a circle with a dot in the centre (the "eye" of the sky)—if it is located in the upper part of the window frame. Yet another variation of the image of a solar symbol is in the form of a small half-disk in the middle of the upper part of the window frame, from which rays emanate in all directions.

Solar symbols were perceived by the ancient Slavs as an expression of a powerful force, energy, and radiance, bringing warmth, and were considered to be a reliable protective charm against dark, evil forces and all manner of evil spirits.

Of great significance in the carved decoration of window frames were thunder signs, which, as a rule, accompanied images of the sun. The traditional thunder sign is a six- or, more rarely, an eight-pointed star, in the majority of cases inscribed in a circle.

In ancient times, this symbol was called the Perun sign or thunder sign. This is a sign of courage and military valour; it was the magic sign of a Russian prince's armed unit. This sign could be seen on helmets and plates of armour. It was also often embroidered onto a man's shirt.

On window frames may be seen relatively realistic depictions of horses and birds (swans, ducks), which were considered to be "bearers" of the sun's disk. The existence of a pair of the thunder god's horses in mythical scenes emphasizes the indissoluble bond of the old and the new, death and rebirth, the indissoluble cyclical character of phenomena in nature, which occur in conformity with archaic beliefs. Most often, these are the horses of the sun, which accompany, and more probably pull the luminary behind them. They are usually found on both sides of the sun and, as a rule, are rushing in different directions, symbolizing the movement from the past to the future.

An interesting fact is the affinity of the symbolism in question with Mezen painting, the folk trade of Arkhangelsk Krai. This yet again confirms the ancient history of the symbolism of window frames and its perception by Russian peasants on the level of national self-awareness and ancestral memory.

Yet another zoomorphic symbol that may be found on window frames is Yashcher - the deity of the lower, underwater-subterranean world, who is quite often depicted in the form of either a lizard or a dragon - with a long, crocodile-like snout and eyes in the form of slits, with paws and sometimes with wings. As a deity of underwater-subterranean forces, Yashcher positively influenced fertility.

A separate place in zoomorphic motifs is occupied by snakes, which are also closely linked with the concept of water, and therefore fertility as well. The cult of the serpent lords has deep roots, the serpent lords being associated with notions about rain and the protection of the dwelling. The most widespread representation is that of two snakes, whose heads are in contact (facing different directions) and who form a spiral mass. Pairs of snakes interwoven into a tangled mass are often arranged near the busts of female figures, which unites the snake theme with the theme of rain in one semantic complex.

On the door frames of certain huts, one can also find a diagrammatic representation of the head of a bull, resembling the letter "V". The bull in Slavic paganism was considered to be a sacred animal, also associated with the sun and fire. Its reverence dates all the way back to Indo-Aryan traditions, while in Russian folk beliefs fire appears in the image of a bull or cow, in this case the sun disk is the eye of the heavenly bull.

Strongly simplified symbols found on window frames often have various interpretations, which may be related to their ancient history and subsequent copying and adaptation by various peoples to their own culture.

On the whole, it is worth noting that the identical representation of various symbols and their affinity is a phenomenon that is characteristic of the carving of window frames. For example, if we return to the "heavenly bulls," then, in the most primitive variation, the V-shaped form is also possessed by the "lily shoot"symbol—a very important fertility symbol for the Slavs. The lily is a three-petalled flower. The lily shoot was depicted either in the form of this flower with leaves directed up and down, or in the form of a trefoil shoot, or in the form of a shoot with five leaves, resembling a fern.

In turn, the representations of a somewhat grown shoot is already a reference to the Tree of Life—a most ancient symbol, found in many peoples, which unites the three parts of the world: the heavenly, earthly, and the subterranean.

An important element for a Russian window frame is the representation of the goddess of fertility: Makosh, or the protectress. The figure of a woman with wide hips and spread legs symbolized fecundity and fertility, and was represented, as befits a deity, in the heavenly part of the frame. The "lily shoot" symbol of fertility was often situated inside her, embodying the conception of new life. The figure can be placed in the centre of the upper part of the frame, and may be represented by a pair, placed in its upper corners.

It is worthwhile to note that many window frames of later periods have a very indistinct representation of the goddess, whose silhouette often very conventionally peeps out from the interlacing of plants and decorative patterns.

This also applies to all the remaining symbols, which can resemble simply whimsical decorative elements. However, many of the ancient symbols listed by us may be seen on any window frame of a Russian hut.

Russian window frames preserve a good deal of information about ancient people's beliefs and notions about the world. Many symbols have not yet been discovered, and there are still more questions than answers. But even now we see that everything that ancient people did, they always did with the thought of a god, and the material world was directly connected to the spiritual one.

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Kin's Settlement "Skazochny Krai"

We are happy to greet all good, joyous people, whose intentions are pure!

The Skazochny Krai settlement of kin's domains is a fairytale earthly paradise, a genuine place of strength. Here live happy, harmonious families, who are creating their own kin's domains - their Space of Love.

Our settlement is located in the Seversky District of Krasnoyarsk Krai. The area of the settlement is 140 ha (approximately 40 ha of apple orchard and hazel grove, and 100 ha of uncultivated fields), with the possibility of expansion.

Our settlement is a young one, created in 2013. And it is being settled and developed so quickly for the reason that it stands out because our group is friendly and hard-working. We regularly hold community work days, concerts, and fairs.

A communal house has been built in the communal clearing, and an area has been created where festivals, celebrations, seminars, exhibitions, and competitions are held, and training in handicrafts has been organized.

The residents of the settlement are involved in green businesses - businesses that benefit and preserve the environment. All the residents of the settlement are comfortably off; they easily provide themselves with everything they need, while they share surpluses with those who need it. A stand-alone water-supply, electricity, heating, and communications have been installed in each domain.

Together, we are all reviving and developing the culture of our ancestors, who lived in kin's estates on this land. We remember and revive the old folk songs, dances, and ceremonies, and also create new ones. We regard the culture of our people with care and respect, we are concerned about its purity. And in so doing, we live in peace and friendship with other peoples, the bearers of their own cultures.

The people in our settlement are excellent at finding solutions to all difficulties and current challenges. Collective mental images are formed by all of us together. There is a continuing perception of oneself as a god. By the strength of our thoughts and through our deeds, we are reviving our family, our wonderful Earth and the entire Universe.

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Kin's Settlement "Rodnoe"

Everything began with the reading of Vladimir Megre's books, then an action committee was created. In March 2001, they came to this area for the first time, and in 2002 the first shares were purchased. In fall 2003, the survey of the first parcels was carried out.

Some time passed… On the fields appeared houses, gazebos, ponds... At present, on an area of 300 ha, approximately 200 families—parcel owners—are setting up their kin's domains. More than 60 families live here on a permanent basis.

Our settlement consists of individual parcels of land of no less than one hectare in size. Here live local people and those who have come from various countries: Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Germany, America, and Poland, both city and country folk.

Several times a year we get together on the large festival clearing, right by the lake, to celebrate Earth Day, Harvest Day, the spring and autumn equinoxes, and other events.

Our neighbors include genuine minstrels, who previously toured together with the Sunny Minstrels Caravan, and there are also professional musicians.

Among the frequently asked questions is: on what money do the people in the settlement live? We are all fairly successful people; in addition, we are not hurrying to get anywhere. Everyone earns money in different ways, many of us work in the city, run our own businesses, someone does shift work, someone else rents out apartments, yet someone else builds houses. Our settlement has its own construction crews of woodcutters, stove builders, someone has an excavator, someone else is a good carpenter, musician, programmer, yet someone else draws pictures, or sells seedlings from his or her small nursery.

On our plots of land we apply the experience of permaculture, the experience of Japanese and Austrian agronomists—innovators in natural farming and other practitioners in this movement. We are introducing the experience of natural bee-keeping. We actively study and put into practice alternative green sources of energy, such as solar batteries and wind generators.

Life in the settlement is truly good, there is too much to be described. We are focusing our intentions toward the creation of a happy future for our area, country, and the entire planet Earth. After all, the more happy and successful families there are on earth, the more joyful it will be for everyone!

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Cedar Resin - the Nature's Miracle

The majority of articles and abstracts about resin point out that it is named "zhivitsa" in Russian thanks to its ability to heal wounds effectively and rapidly (the verb "to heal" in Russian, zazhivit, has the same root). This is, of course, true, but there are other, more substantial reasons for such an evocative name. According to Jack Tresidder's dictionary of symbols, resin signifies immortality, a symbolism based on the popular belief that resin is the undying spirit of long-living trees.

Many examples may be cited of the special relationship of various peoples to this mysterious substance, but the purpose of this article is to solve the riddle of this unanimity: perhaps our ancestors knew something about resin that we are only just beginning to learn through the misty veil of time.

So, where shall we begin? I, for example, would be interested to discover just what botanists and chemists think about resin. If you do the maximum amount of sifting through the scientific slang, you find the following. Resin is a substance excreted by plants during normal physiological metabolism, and also in the event of physical injuries for the healing of their own flesh. It is produced by special tissues of the roots, leaves, wood, and internal bark - the sapwood. The living epithelial cells in which resin is formed divide, forming resin channels or passageways. These channels are often strongly branched, so that in the event of an injury to one of them, the wood resin begins to flow to the injured portion from far away. Scientists are surprised that sometimes wood resin is found inside cells and cell membranes. It is not being used as reserve nutrients, so what is the biological sense of the presence of wood resin there where it should not be? I have a hypothesis that the wood resin appears in cells and cell membranes when the necessity arises for the plant to defend itself against the unfavourable effect of the environment. When reacting with oxygen, wood resins easily oxidize, and in the oxidized state become unusually resistant to external influences (it is interesting that this circumstance is well known to scientists, but they have not succeeded in analyzing it and coming to any conclusions). Wood resin exerts a similar action on the human organism as well. When you ingest resin, you are insured for several hours against the harmful influence of toxins entering from the environment.

What is resin made up of? Volatile substances make up 30-35%: resinous spirits and their ethers (turpentine and its derivatives), and oxygen compounds. There is a wide spectrum of fatty and resin acids (including succinic acid), plant matter, vitamins C and D, and also substances of an obscure nature, known under the name of rubbers. Wood resins included in the composition of resin are substances that are hard and amorphous - that is, they do not have a crystalline structure. They do not dissolve in water, but yield to organic solvents, such as alcohol, and fatty and essential oils.

Wood resin molecules are connected to each other not by chemical bonds, but by intermolecular cohesive forces, which are easily disrupted when heated or dissolved. In the process, on the surface of solutions appear free, unconnected molecules of the resin components that have a large supply of free energy. Because of this energy, they are able to capture and hold molecules of other substances that approach the surface of the solution. This property of wood resin makes it possible to concentrate or intensify its properties by the addition of other natural components.

So, let us repeat, wood resin is found in the state of a volatile solution in plants, and this substance is called "resin (zhivitsa)." Over time, the essential oil evaporates, the resin hardens, losing its stickiness and strong aroma. Even so, a small quantity of essential oil still remains. Even amber, which has lain for tens of millions of years in the earth and become hard as rock, contains approximately 6% essential oil. It can be completely removed only by distillation, that is, heating it to a high temperature.

The amazing long life of wood resins can be explained by their suppressive action on microflora, which, on the one hand, cannot use wood resin as a nutritive substrate, and which, on the other hand, dies under the effect of its bactericidal properties. And the main thing is these properties may be preserved over the course of millennia.

You must agree that all this is interesting. And for a person who has experience in using resin, this explains much. Once ingested, it accurately but relentlessly, like an experienced employee of a cleaning service, cleans out everything that it considers unnecessary and foreign in the living organism, moreover, notice, it protects the organism from the aggressive effect of the environment, which in our time is never ending.

And now, let us clarify: what is "everything"? No one will deny that what is unnecessary in our organism includes parasites, moulds, fungi, all types of pathogenic microorganisms and radionuclides.

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A special miracle is the "behaviour" of resin with respect to bacteria. Performing the function of an antiseptic and antibiotic, it acts intelligently and selectively, and recognizes useful microflora, supports and restores it, but destroys and recycles pathogenic microflora, which, by the way, suppresses the development of "native" microorganisms.

And viruses! Here I propose a short tour of the subject.

All representatives of the earth's flora and fauna have genetic links to viruses. Of the human genome, 30% consists of information copied by virus-like elements, which can cause mutations, including such significant ones as chromosomal reorganization. Some of them, that is, the most promising, obtain a selective advantage. This is constructive, since the organism must manage to adapt to the continually changing conditions of existence. And in our time, changes in the living environment have acquired exceptionally high-speed characteristics. Notice that for the present we are speaking about natural changes related to evolutionary processes.

This suggests the conclusion: a certain category of virus-like elements are the material carriers of the program for the development of all living organisms.

But there are thousands of varieties of other viruses. Killer viruses. Their prime living environment is the intracellular and intercellular space, there are also those that damage the cell nucleus. In the event of an infection in the cell, special mechanisms for antiviral defence are activated. The affected cells begin to synthesize signal molecules - interferons - which take the surrounding healthy cells to an antiviral state and activate the immune systems. The damage produced by the multiplication of the virus in the cell can be detected by systems of intracellular monitoring, and this cell will have to terminate its life in the course of the process known as apoptosis (programmed cell death).

The virus's survival directly depends on its ability to overcome antiviral defence systems. Therefore, it is not surprising that many viruses in the process of evolution have acquired the ability to suppress the synthesis of interferons and deceive the apoptosis program. In essence, the virus begins, with impunity, to reprogram the host cell. Some of these may enter a latent state, practically not interfering with the processes occurring in the cell. They are activated in certain conditions. The multiplication strategy of several bacteriophages, for example, is constructed in this way - as long as the infected cell is in a favourable environment, the bacteriophage does not kill it, but in this case is inherited by daughter cells and is quite often integrated into the cell's genome. When the cell enters into an unfavourable environment, the pathogen takes control of cellular processes in such a way that the cell begins to produce the materials from which new bacteriophages are made (the so-called lytic, or cell-destroying stage). The cell turns into a factory capable of producing many thousands of bacteriophages and, having multiplied repeatedly, they burst the membrane, thus killing the cell. This phenomenon is related to the appearance of certain oncological diseases.

In general, all diseases are caused by morphological change - gross non-inherited changes in the phenotype of the organism under the influence of extreme environmental factors. And here I have in mind the aggressive nature of the environment caused by inappropriate human activity.

So, the claim exists that viruses that take root inside a cell, especially in a cell nucleus, are impossible to remove, even with the use of the most modern methods of cleansing.

This claim is true, but just not for resin. Since it easily penetrates a membrane, resin destroys and removes from a cell not only all viruses, but poisons as well, toxins of varying origin, including those from intensive chemotherapy, and foreign bodies, for example, radionuclides and heavy metal salts.

Moreover resin neutralizes the consequences of such human "inventions" as alcohol, tobacco, vaccinations, modern methods of processing and storing food products.

Ultrasound examinations are quite another topic! I have the impression that few people know about the harmful influence an ultrasound examination has on the organism. Although the truth is not hidden from us. The results of experiments done by biological scientists are published, although not widely. A chromosome, placed in clean water, emits pleasant melodic sounds, moreover the musical phrases never repeat. The sound is coded information, and in this circumstance, it is genetic. After a chromosome is acted upon by ultrasound of the frequency used in an ultrasound examination, the melodic sound is replaced by a plaintive drone. This means that a portion of the genetic information has been destroyed.

What to do about this? A majority of people have experienced ultrasound examinations repeatedly! And it is especially a pity for pregnant women.

In these cases, wood resin is genuine salvation. When wood resin comes into contact with the human genetic system, it eliminates the destructive programs that have taken root in the genome and restores the lost natural programs. This property to some extent is possessed by all biopolymers, but the most universal in their action on the human organism are the resins of the Siberian cedar and larch. The results of many years of practical experience confirm the possibility of genetic rehabilitation. I shall illustrate with this example: a novice user of a personal computer, having removed files from his Trash, thinks that he has gotten rid of them forever, but any programmer can restore the lost information in a few minutes. Thus also, a person cannot irretrievably lose anything that Nature has endowed him with.

Within this topic it is interesting to compare the properties of resin and water. Water is a very sensitive, mobile, and responsive substance. It may be conveniently used as a carrier of information - it can be recorded, overwritten, cleared, and given the properties necessary for the solution of a concrete problem. Resin, on the other hand, carries standardized natural (or divine, if you like) information, and a person cannot influence, erase, or reprogram this information. Thanks to this property, resin indeed fulfills its basic mission: to revitalize and revive, clean, restore what was lost, and protect from harm. That is, to preserve.

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Siberian Cedar - Tree Benefits

The Siberian cedar may be rightfully considered our national tree, for it grows naturally almost exclusively in our country -- in the Urals, Siberia, Altai Krai (only 1% of the total area of cedar forests is found on the territory of the People's Republic of Mongolia). The cedar is the glory and pride of our forests. It is especially beautiful when it is blossoming, when the crimson-coloured male flowerhead shines brightly on the background of the dark green branches. Vladimir Chivilikhin had good reason to write that the cedar would be worth growing in our gardens and parks solely to see such lushly peaceful beauty on the thick green branches once a year. And they are grown: in Leningrad alone more than 20 thousand saplings have been recently planted, and outside Leningrad, in suburban forests, another 40 thousand. And this is only in the environs of Leningrad!

The Siberian cedar (more accurately, the Siberian cedar pine, because botanists classify it in the family of pines) possesses enormous hardiness and is found far to the north. Wonderfully fruitful cedar trees planted by humans may be found in Arkhangelsk and Murmansk Oblasts, on Valaam Island in Lake Ladoga, and on the Solovetsky Islands, located in the White Sea. The cedar is even found in the Arctic Circle, and grows in the permafrost.

Cedar stands improve the quality of the air, give it curative powers. The essential oils contained in cedar needles, which provide it with a refined aroma, possess a bactericidal effect -- the air in cedar forests is practically germ-free. The antimicrobial properties of cedar forests make this species very valuable for planting in resort areas, in city gardens and parks, especially because the Siberian cedar is more resistant than other conifers to smoke and other pollutants that enter a city's air.

Nevertheless, the main value of the Siberian cedar are its nuts. Cedar nuts collected in the environs of Leningrad (and, as an analysis has demonstrated, they are in no way inferior to those from Siberia) contain 61% oil, 20% proteins, 12% carbohydrates.

In Russia, as far back as the time of Ivan the Terrible, cedar nuts were an object of export. And in 1786, the Academician P. S. Pallas wrote, "In Switzerland, cedar nuts are used in pharmacies; they are used to make a milk, which is prescribed for diseases involving the chest.... Because of their penetrating, delicate, somewhat balsamic oil, they are better than almonds, which is why it is maintained that they are used with benefit by people with consumption..."

For a very long time in Siberia and in the Urals, from the kernels of cedar nuts was extracted an oil that possesses high-quality taste and nutritional properties, is easily assimilated by the body, and is rich in vitamins and minerals. It often surpasses the best types of olive oil. Siberians also prepare a vegetable-based cream from cedar nuts -- its fat content exceeds dairy cream by twofold. The value of cedar nut oil is well known not only by chefs, but also by artists: many famous masters have used it to dissolve their paints.

Cedar nuts contain a high quantity of vitamins, and in first place is vitamin E (tocopherol, which translated from the Greek means "bearing offspring"). In years of abundant harvests of cedar nuts, it is no wonder that the fertility of sables and squirrels increases significantly. The nuts also contain vitamin A, the group B vitamin complex, vitamin D, and trace elements essential for the human body: manganese, cobalt, zinc, and copper. There is data showing that the nuts bring relief in high blood pressure and atherosclerosis. Even the shell of the nuts is also used in folk medicine: an infusion made from it is applied for hemorrhoids and salt deposits.

Also well known are the medicinal properties of cedar needles, rich in ascorbic acid - vitamin C - potassium, and trace elements.

Of great value is the resin of the cedar, known in Russian as zhivitsa (Cedar Resin). It contains about 30% turpentine, which is used as a disinfectant and as the raw material for the production of camphor. Inhabitants of Siberia and the Urals have long used this resin to treat purulent wounds, boils, cuts, and burns. It has now been determined that cedar resin does in fact possess bactericidal properties. During the Great Patriotic War, it was successfully used in military hospitals to treat the wounded: tampons soaked with cedar turpentine obtained from the resin protected wounds against infection and stopped gangrene.

Cedar resin is also valuable because, unlike the resin of the common pine, it does not crystallize for a long time, and does not lose its bactericidal properties. It can be used to obtain immersion oil, applied for one of the special methods of microscopy, immersion microscopy, which makes it possible to determine the refractive index of the smallest particles of a substance.

The wood of the cedar is the only raw material in our country from which wooden pencils are manufactured. Having acquired this raw material, our industry has completely freed itself from importing the wood of the Virginian juniper from America.

Cedar wood also possesses bactericidal properties. In wardrobes made of cedar there are no clothes-moths, while bees willingly settle in cedar hives. Thanks to its good resonating properties, cedar finds wide application in the production of musical instruments.

Cedar forests are also rich in other useful plants. In addition to cowberries, bilberries, raspberries, and dog rose, such medicinal plants as Rhodiola rosea (Golden Root) and Leuzea carthamoides (Maral Root) are also widespread.

Grow a Siberian cedar - with its beauty and all kinds of medicinal properties, it will rejoice not only you, but also your grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

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The brand name "THE RINGING CEDARS OF RUSSIA" stands for business integrity, decency and the highest possible quality of product. All products marketed under this brand name convey the primordial power of Nature and the warmth of our hearts. We offer:

A variety of high-quality cedar products, including cedar nuts and cedar nut oil.

Huge plantations of cedar trees grow in the Siberian taiga, said to be the ecologically purest area of the world. The virgin forest of the taiga has never been treated with any chemicals or artificial fertilisation, nor abused by agricultural machines.

Cedar nuts (the seeds of the cedar tree) take two years to mature, during which time the tree accumulates a huge volume of positive cosmic energy. Crops of nuts are harvested manually by people lovingly devoted to this task, working in a pleasant environment without undue haste to create unique products full of positive energy reflecting the infinite powers of Nature. Specific preparations include:

We pick only cedar cones which fall naturally from the trees, thus ensuring that only ripe cones are selected. We always avoid hitting the trees to shake unripe cedar cones down (as happens with some other commercial operations) -- a practice which causes the nuts to lose their healing power.

Cones are then manually shelled with the help of wooden shell-removers. Nut centres are separated from their shells using wooden rollers.

Cedar nut oil and cedar nut flour marketed under our brand name are obtained by the cold-pressure method, using manual wooden oil-presses.

Cedar nut oil is then stored in special containers and packed in a small village near Novosibirsk by name "Kandayrovo" using unique technology to avoid any contact with metal. The whole process is strictly supervised to ensure it complies with all sanitary requirements.

Final products are placed in special packaging to prevent daylight penetration, and stored at a temperature of 0C to +5C to better preserve the product's natural components. The resulting product is a bright gold-coloured liquid with the pleasant smell of cedar nuts. It is a 100% natural product with strong healing powers.

SIBERIAN CEDAR NUT OIL

Siberian Cedar nuts (cedar nuts) contain about 60% oil. They are therefore pressed to obtain Cedar nut oil, which is available on the market as a very expensive gourmet cooking oil. Cold pressing in all-wooden presses is preferred to retain the nutritional properties of nuts and derive the oil of highest quality.

The Cedar nut oil bearing "The Ringing Cedars of Russia" brand comes exclusively from wild-harvested Siberian Cedar nuts - one of the most nutritious Cedar nuts in the world. In comparison, other Cedar nut oils are usually pressed from the Italian pignolia Cedar nuts, which are not nearly as potent and are often harvested from trees growing in plantations. Our Siberian Cedar nut oil is extra virgin (100% cold pressed from freshly shelled raw Siberian Cedar nuts), whereas most Cedar nut oils on the market are either not cold pressed or even pressed from roasted (!) Cedar nuts, which significantly decreases the oil value. Finally, "The Ringing Cedars of Russia" Siberian Cedar nut oil is the only one which is available on the market anywhere in the world pressed with wooden presses in accordance with traditional techniques described in Vladimir Megre's life-changing book "The Ringing Cedars of Russia". In contrast, all other Cedar nut oils are pressed using steel presses, which immediately degrades them (contact with steel oxidizes some of the Cedar nut oil's most important ingredients such as vitamins, and is known to remove the 'life force' from the oil).

Cedar nut oil has also traditionally been used in ancient Russian and European natural medicine to cure a wide array of ailments - ingested (decreasing blood pressure, boosting immune system resistance, etc.) or applied externally (a range of dermatological disorders). It is also used in expensive cosmetics.

Cedar nut oil contains pinolenic acid, a polyunsaturated fatty acid, and is marketed in the U.S. as a means stimulate cell proliferation, prevent hypertension, decrease blood lipid and blood sugar, and inhibit allergic reactions.

ZUCCHINI WITH GOLDEN RAISINS, CEDAR NUTS AND LEMON

Adapted slightly from "Good Tempered Food" by Tamasin Day-Lewis, this side dish tastes delicious hot, room temperature, or cold, making it perfect for summer picnics and potlucks. You'll enjoy the contrast of sweet raisins, crunchy cedar nuts, and the tang of lemon.
Ingredients:
3 medium zucchini
1 Tbsp cedar nut oil
A handful of golden raisins
A handful of cedar nuts
1 large clove garlic, minced
Juice of half a lemon, or more to taste
Sea salt, to taste
Fresh black pepper, to taste

Preparation:

Slice the zucchini into 1/8-inch rounds (by hand or with a mandoline).

Heat the oil in a large nonstick frying pan, and add the zucchini. Cook over medium heat for 5-6 minutes, shaking the pan occasionally, until the zucchini are becoming slightly translucent and just starting to brown.

Add the raisins and cedar nuts, and the garlic. Stir, and let cook for 2-3 minutes.

When the cedar nuts are just starting to brown, add the lemon juice and season to taste with sea salt and pepper.

Reduce heat to low, and cook 1 minute more, to allow the flavors to combine.

Serve hot, at room temperature, or cold.

Servings: 4

SPICED BULGUR PILAF WITH CEDAR NUTS AND CURRANTS

Adapted from Deborah Madison's "Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone"

Ingredients:
2 tbsp cedar nut oil
1/2 medium onion, diced
1 garlic clove, minced
3/4 tsp ground coriander
3/4 tsp ground cumin
1 cup bulgur, rinsed
1/4 tsp salt
1 1/4 cups water
1/3 cup currants (raisins, dried cranberries, or dried cherries could be substituted)
2 green onions, sliced
1/2 can (4.25 ounce) chopped black olives
1/3 cup toasted cedar nuts

Preparation:

Heat cedar nut oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat.

Add onion, garlic clove, coriander and cumin. Cook, stirring frequently, until the onion begins to soften, 3 to 4 minutes.

Add bulgur and salt, and cook for an additional minute. Add water and bring to a boil.

Lower heat, cover, and simmer for 10 minutes.

Remove from heat, stir in currants, and re-cover. Let stand for 5 minutes.

Fluff with a fork and stir in green onions and cedar nuts. Serve.

Serves 4

SPICED CEDAR NUT SOUP

Ingredients:
100g/4oz Cedar Nuts
300ml/10fl.oz. Fresh Vegetable Stock
240ml/8fl.oz. Single Cream
A pinch of Cayenne Pepper
A pinch of Nutmeg
A pinch of Powdered Saffron
Salt and Black Pepper

Preparation:

1. Place the cedar nuts, egg yolks and half the chicken stock in a food processor or blender and process until smooth.

2. Transfer to a saucepan, add the spices, cream and the remainder of the stock and heat gently over medium heat, stirring constantly until heated through. Do not boil.

3. Season to taste with salt and pepper and serve immediately.

Servings: 4

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