Walter Russell
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Sep 27, 2026
Weston WarrenGUEST
And mysteriously, in the early 1900s, say starting 1911, these are just rough years, right? 1911, but by like 1920, The prototypes, the notes, the lab notes, the inventions, the equipment of these great minds were confiscated or disappeared.
Weston WarrenGUEST
So, and we have like Dr. Royal Raymond Rife, Tesla, Walter Russell, John Keely, the list goes on and on.
Weston WarrenGUEST
And I thought, well, that's odd.
Weston WarrenGUEST
What, what, what would be the motive behind it? What were they working on something of great value or were they unlocking certain things and the establishment, whatever that, you know, the established didn't want.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
We're on beat, we're dancing, we're moving with the music.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
So when we're present and we're at that center, we're at that neutral point, that balance point of what Walter Russell would call the fulcrum or the magnetic mind of God.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
We're locked into the rhythm, which means we're locked into the pattern And we're able to ride that rhythm.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
We're able to ride that wave versus if we're in the future, we're in the past, we're not at that sinking point.
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Kenneth SperryGUEST
Let me pull this.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
I got a little prop for you guys.
Kenneth SperryGUEST
So we got the tourist field, right? And so Walter Russell and Victor
AndreasHOST
Schwabberger, they both talked about these vortices
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Pull back and it becomes 100 traces.
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At the center of it all, Walter Russell.
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A painter, a sculptor, among the many who shared his world, Leo, his wife and partner, Mark Twain, President Theodore Roosevelt,
Lao RussellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
and then Nikola Tesla.
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He described a universe alive with light and set himself the task of giving it form.
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In 1926, the Universal One gave that vision a printed form.
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Walter Russell, author, his first wife, Louise Russell, editor.
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Published in New York by Breger Press.
UrbanHOST
Also by Ken Wheeler.
UrbanHOST
In the one here in yellow, by walter russell it says there are no nuclear particles at atoms at atom centers in fact they are holes like the eye and a cyclone inside every atom and i've got these other ones also these quotes that he included ken wheeler included in the post uh they're quotes by tesla Light propagates with the same velocity, irrespective of the source.
UrbanHOST
Such constancy can only be explained in that it is solely dependent upon the properties of the medium, i.e. ether, especially its density and elasticity.
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The velocity of any
Brian ScottHOST
I'm your host, Brian Scott.
Brian ScottHOST
Today, we're doing a deep dive on Walter Russell, one of my favorite writers, mystics, artists, geniuses who ever lived.
Brian ScottHOST
This is the man who tapped the secrets of the universe.
Brian ScottHOST
So today we're gonna talk about the whole of him, where the knowledge came from, what it cost, and what he wanted every one of us to do with it.
Brian ScottHOST
He grips the moss, he grips the rock beside him, and the stalks of the plants around him, and they come with him as he goes.
Brian ScottHOST
He stops somewhere above his own world, floating, holding a handful of moss, and he decides that he would be content to stay there forever.
Brian ScottHOST
The boy was named Walter Russell.
Brian ScottHOST
Something first spoke to him at seven years of age, and afterward it returned every May without fail for the rest of his life.
Brian ScottHOST
Raymond Charles Barker called it the one creative cause.
Brian ScottHOST
Walter Russell called it light in motion.
Brian ScottHOST
Neville called it imagination.
Brian ScottHOST
Murphy called it the subconscious.
UrbanHOST
Could have a lot to do with it.
UrbanHOST
Another book that we're gonna look at is The Secret of Light by Walter Russell.
UrbanHOST
Here's either one of the diagrams.
UrbanHOST
I think it was the cover and the copy that I had.
UrbanHOST
But it was provided also by Ken Wheeler.
UrbanHOST
He had recommended this book in the Uncovering the Missing Secrets of Magnetism.
UrbanHOST
Walter Russell's The Secret of Light presents a radical shift in perspective, asserting that the entire physical universe is a cosmic cinema of light illusion, hologrammed, projected from a singular, still, and divine source.
UrbanHOST
The text distinguishes between the universe of knowing, which is the silent, unchanging mind of God, silent, meaning like if you if you were to exist and not have any ability to talk or communicate that is silent so if you live like that it would be just pretty much pure god because you don't have to communicate you don't have to talk it'd be like an animal make a comparison like that it's like a Most people widely agree that animals live in a state of innocence.
Michael BeckwithHOST
And I'm going to infuse it into what I'm called to do today.
Michael BeckwithHOST
Walter Russell had a very powerful statement once.
Michael BeckwithHOST
He said, the great people fall in love with what they have to do.
Michael BeckwithHOST
There are things in our life that we have to do, and we don't want to do them.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
I think it comes down to the intention and I think it comes down to what you think the usage is going to be as well.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
What's the purpose of it? Is this helping me to realize more love for myself and more love for my fellow man? You know, I'm a big student of Walter Russell and I believe everything that he wrote related in particular to the notion of the herd of any man is a herd of all.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
And the benefit of any can also likewise extend to all because we're not separate.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
We're really not separate.
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Gregg BradenGUEST
Wow, wow.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
Now, so what does this mean? Honestly, I don't know what it means.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
But what I do believe it might mean is that what we thought our galaxies might actually be, just as Walter Russell said, elements going through their periodicity.
Robert Edward GrantGUEST
along the periodic table, adding electrons, adding complexity, and then going and starting over again with the end of the periodic elements, then begins with the next cycle of it.
Paul ChekHOST
There has to be a balance of give and take.
Paul ChekHOST
One of the most beautiful courses I ever studied was Walter Russell's one-year home study course, and he has a section in there And he says love, in order to be healthy, love has to be an equal and balance of giving love and receiving love.
Paul ChekHOST
There's people that are very good at giving it but not receiving it, and they end up unhealthy people.
Paul ChekHOST
There's people that are good at receiving love but not good at giving love.