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Comment by Collin S on September 1, 2012 at 3:16am

Hello all.

I wanted to offer this company as potentially being a good source of actual "Books of Kin." I've had one of these journal covers for about 15 years now and it has held up well. The designs are beautiful; from sacred geometry to celtic knots. My only question to you all is if the paper included in the journal cover itself would last 'generations.' If not, what would be a good alternative?....Papyrus? Banana leaf?

http://oberondesign.com/

Comment by Jaesi Christian on November 19, 2011 at 2:22am

Wow look what I found, this is so cool! http://www.traditionalhand.com/oldway/ You even learn how to make the tools to make the book!

Comment by jacqueline jarvis on March 14, 2010 at 7:17am

Fascinating, I always had a voice that told me I was to leave behind a legacy....or something for the next to come.

Comment by David on October 30, 2009 at 5:58am

I'm not much of a fisherman. (all that slippery stuff)
But I used to go with a friend. He would stand on the beach and read the sea. Then he would go to where the fish were.

Comment by David on October 30, 2009 at 5:56am

and again over here in October

Comment by Radomir O' Hanok on June 16, 2009 at 10:19pm

A little update on writing a kins book with nature.
Treeshapers.net and pooktre.com both have references to tree shaping if one wanted to write with nature as well as build a living space of love.
This is a lifes hobby but pretty cool a few generations down.
Viole'ouy
Radomir

Comment by Sepp Hock on May 25, 2009 at 10:11pm

This is such a power thing to pass on our family. My dad has just finished writing his books from a little boy all the way till now. 80 years of history and stories of my forbears & now mum & dad are co writing a couple of books together, they are having so much fun sharing the memories & co authoring the books together. They are onto book 6 , I have read the first 2, I was moved, I cried , I laughed, & I was inspired & I got to know myself deeper as I discovered my father's & mother's heart in each unfolding page. I have started on my now, very slowly, bit by bit. it feels so good to allow it all to flow. I will keep you posted. Aloha Sepp

Comment by Radomir O' Hanok on May 18, 2009 at 2:33am

My living book, I decided will just be the Hebrew names for the trees I planted. Duhh, I thought Why make things difficult by throwing Latin names in the mix. The principle will remain the same but this will be easier. LOL
Viole'ouy
Radomir

Comment by Radomir O' Hanok on May 13, 2009 at 10:30pm

The living book will be assigned a shrub or tree whose latin name starts with the same letter as its paleo hebrew counter-part. Aleph = A, example. The Hebrew language is awesome as Aleph also = 1 and has a elemental weight assigned to it. It also means Father, and beggining of strength. Each letter in the paleo hebrew has meanings, thus it is the perfect language for me to use since I understand it a little and I'm Hebrew from the tribe of Zebulon. Not Yahudah. Yahushua was from the tribe of Yahudah. I am not religious but I love Yahuah and my brother Yahushua. He too loved Yahuah and His fellow man. Anyway, this is going to be a relearning experiment. I'll try to make a code key for understanding along the way. It won't be a quick thing probably but a life long labor of love hobby. It's not my lifes mission but something in my heart to try so I'll do it with Yahuah's help and probably Liubomila's and My sons and daughters. But I'm going to make a key up and would be happy to share it with anyone if they want. The Hebrew letters meanings can be found in a variety of Books. I'll post them too if anyone else gets this urge. I've posted my book of kin in my blog on my page in english also, just of this life if anyone is interested.
Viole'ouy
Radomir

Comment by Marion Abbott on May 13, 2009 at 6:33pm

Yes, please tell us how ...

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