Autorentext

Walter Russell (1871-1963) was an extraordinary American polymath-a renowned sculptor, painter, musician, philosopher, and mystic. Often referred to as the "Leonardo da Vinci of his time," Russell developed a unique and profound esoteric cosmology that sought to unify science and religion. In 1948, he founded the University of Science and Philosophy alongside his wife, Lao Russell, to share his groundbreaking theories on the divine nature of light, energy, and the spiritual architecture of the universe.

Klappentext

This book offers a clear, brief introduction to Walter Russell's ideas about the universe, focusing on new views of light, matter, energy, electricity, and magnetism. It presents a simple but complete way of understanding the universe as a connected whole, which could help future scientists unlock new discoveries, including ways to change one form of matter into another.