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Buy land.

Build a structure to be the family library. A small study/shelving shack.

Write a book that you want your decendants to read.

Make it a family requirement for everyone to at least publish one book into the family library. Anyone from your bloodline can enter and read first hand accounts of their ancestors ideals and experiences.

The only bias in your set of family books is that they have your best interest at heart.

None of my relatives did this for me. My grandfather is a little bitch and the more I was told about his father the more I felt connected to my great-grandfather. If he left a book behind i would have had a way to bond with the dead and get to know him better. Instead he's practically a stranger I only heard a few negative stories from by his ungrateful son.

Over the generations they can expand and build the library into something great as they continue to contribute.

No matter how much time passes, your decendents will be eternally grateful that you were the one who started it for them. They'll never feel lonely when they have generations of their ancestors passing down knowledge and sharing family tales one page flip away.

Buy land. Build a structure to be the family library. A small study/shelving shack. Write a book that you want your decendants to read. Make it a family requirement for everyone to at least publish one book into the family library. Anyone from your bloodline can enter and read first hand accounts of their ancestors ideals and experiences. The only bias in your set of family books is that they have your best interest at heart. None of my relatives did this for me. My grandfather is a little bitch and the more I was told about his father the more I felt connected to my great-grandfather. If he left a book behind i would have had a way to bond with the dead and get to know him better. Instead he's practically a stranger I only heard a few negative stories from by his ungrateful son. Over the generations they can expand and build the library into something great as they continue to contribute. No matter how much time passes, your decendents will be eternally grateful that you were the one who started it for them. They'll never feel lonely when they have generations of their ancestors passing down knowledge and sharing family tales one page flip away.

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[–] • 5 pts

I love it. I'm trying to explain to everyone else in their 20s who shudder at the thought of children because enough media taught them your life officially ends. Being a parent means you don't see your future a couples years ahead, you get to see decades and generations ahead and appreciate and respect those generations before you who tried to make the right choices. I don't think there's anything more rewarding to have many grandchildren at the end of it all who are excited to have their own (white) children cause kids should look like you. Thank you for posting an idea on how to make this concept tangible.

[–] • 2 pts

Absolutely. Ignore the people commenting saying kids will end up cucked.

Idiots give in to peer pressure quickly. If you keep your kids stimulated and give them better things to worry about, they won't care what other kids are doing or what is trendy. If a 16-year-old is learning the skills they need to start their first business, they're going to be too busy to become weed addicts and protest for BLM. They'll be motivated, productive, and inspired to better themselves and their future.

[–] • -2 pt

Unless your kid becomes a woke pozzed tranny in college

[–] • 3 pts

Yeah okay and you want to blame who for that ? The kid or the useless parent that can't teach kid how to survive in this fucked up world. Oh yeah shelter your snowflake and act surprised when he's ignorant and manipulated.

[–] • -2 pt

You underestimate peer pressure, and the rush of being away from home, plus drugs and alcohol. The jew is patient, and awaits your offspring.

[–] • 3 pts

That truly is the best idea I've seen on here!

I'm sorry you didn't have a good grandpa. You really missed out and no fault of your own.

I had 2 of the best grandpa's ever! One a very kindly gentleman. He made sure to pass down to all his grandsons important information, like the proper place for both men and women, and never relax...!

The other was my best friend! He would come over very early in the morning and talk my mother into letting him keep me out of school. Then we would go fishing or spend the day cleaning our guns preparing for a hunting trip. He tried to teach me how to make Good shine! I learned so much more from him than I ever did in a classroom!

I mourn them both daily and they have been gone for years!

What I would give to have their written words to read any time I wanted!

Great idea! Thank you!

[–] • 2 pts

Your first book can be about them both. Then you can focus on one about you.

You're welcome! I honestly don't understand why it's not common for families to leave behind books. We learned all the time as children about cultures that pass down "tales" and "stories" and "myths", but then all the stories getting passed down stopped. Now we leave it to Hollywood to tell all the tales and we don't create anything.

[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Excellent idea.

[–] • 1 pt

Thank you. I hope others can benefit from it. My immediate family is horrible. I would have loved some guidance from my ancestors but could never get it.

I was always so jealous of Mulan (Disney princess) for being able to speak to the ghosts of her ancestors. As I grew older I realized there was a way to make that happen, you just had to speak to them while you had the chance of being alive. Then you can always be there for them long after you're gone.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

That's what neat about old books in general, as well as old languages. Wisdom of the ages.

I've been purchasing a bunch of out of print books lately for my own personal preservation. Generally they are all white history of some form or another.

[–] • 1 pt

Idea of the day simple yet eloquent

[–] • 1 pt

My family are cucked, pozzed losers

[–] • 0 pt

My family is too. That's why it would have felt much less lonely to be able to read about my great-grandfather and pick his brain.

Some generations might not appreciate your book or write about how they disagree with you, but eventually you'll hit an ancestor who needed to hear your words. Just because a family is liberal doesn't mean their children will be. I couldn't be farther from mine.

[–] • 0 pt

I have no kids, and my brother's kids are ugly pozzed lil roaches. All I will leave behind, is...nothing.

[–] • 0 pt

How old are you?

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Good advice.

All those dystopian fictions are coming slowly into view.

Hope for the best, prepare for the end. This is why humans have communication. For this purpose, to benefit our fellows.

[–] • 1 pt

This is a wonderful project, I definitely will keep this in mind for the future.

[–] • 1 pt

I'm happy to shill for the Foxfire book series. It's an investment, but contains a lot of mountain wisdom and lost arts as well as an ethnos that is quickly being destroyed.

https://www.foxfire.org/shop/category/books/

Also, any of E Michael Jones' books belong in a personal library.