Short podcast/transcript excerpt describing a Russian cultural movement inspired by the Anastasia and the Ringing Cedars book series. Speaker summarizes a back-to-nature subculture in Siberia where people live on small plots of land, cultivate food and trees, and report high well-being; mentions claims about cedar trees emitting a frequency after ~250 years and the series selling ~30 million copies.
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There's a culture comes out of Russia. It's called the ringing cedars. These are cedar trees that grow in Siberia. After 250 years, they give off a certain frequency. And anybody who's around these trees is now getting absorbed with the codes of these trees. There's these book series called anastasia and the ringing cedars. I think there's, like, 10 books, and they've sold, like, 30 million copies in the world. And now there's subculture in Russia that's going out. And what these people do is they live in nature. You get, I think it's one or one and a half acres of land to yourself, and you just live on the land. All you do is you work on your land, you, main property, you grow trees, you garden, you do all this stuff. All the food that you grow is on your land. You become one with the land. And people are doing this right now. And they seem like the happiest people ever. There's no matrix world, there's no consumerism. They're just living off the land, and they're the happiest, healthiest people around.